Boris stumbles out
of election gate
In the early stages of the general election, he has seemed at times unsure, tone deaf and gaffe prone.
Boris stumbles out
The country will lose influence in international affairs and become a 'second-rate player' after it leaves the European Union, according to the European Council president...
Russian professor Oleg Sokolov admits in court he killed ex-student lover in his St Petersburg flat
Hancock, the British health secretary, publicly apologises to the teenager who has spent close to three years in near total seclusion
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The fall of the Berlin wall was, at the most basic level at least, the wondrous result of human error, spontaneity and individual courage
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Dina was reunited with the two surviving members and 40 descendants of the Jewish family she and her sisters helped escape occupied Greece during World War II
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The British prime minister promises to ‘get Brexit done in the next few weeks’
