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Katherine Haddon
Britain’s leaders scramble across nail-biting finish line
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Katherine Haddon
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7 May 2015
Britons will vote in the closest general election for a generation, but they could wait days for a new government as politicians battle to take power.
British teacher held hostage in Libya released
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Katherine Haddon
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6 Oct 2014
British schoolteacher David Bolam has been released by his Libyan captors, allegedly after a ransom was paid.
Russia, US seek solution to Ukraine crisis at talks
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Katherine Haddon
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5 Mar 2014
The US and Russia have stepped up diplomatic efforts to defuse the Ukraine crisis amid heightened tensions in Crimea.
Afghan policewomen step up with guns and headscarves
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Katherine Haddon
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13 May 2011
For the handful of policewomen in one of Afghanistan's most volatile provinces, danger and disapproval are all in a day's work.
Afghan women boxers eye Olympic knock-out
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Katherine Haddon
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17 Mar 2011
Female Afghan boxers hoping to make it to the London 2012 Olympics are practising their jabs in a gym where the Taliban publicly executed women.
Cameron urges China to work closely with G20
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Katherine Haddon
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10 Nov 2010
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday urged China to work closely with the G20 and introduce greater political freedoms.
Pressure grows for UK power-sharing deal
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Katherine Haddon
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10 May 2010
UK opposition parties are under growing pressure to agree to a power-sharing deal, days after an election left the country politically deadlocked.
Airlines press for compensation as skies reopen
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Katherine Haddon
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22 Apr 2010
As Europe's airspace reopened and passengers boarded flights home, the airline industry pressed for government compensation to cover its losses.
Europe’s airways reopen for business
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Katherine Haddon
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21 Apr 2010
Swarms of stranded passengers scrambled on Wednesday to hitch a flight home after Europe's air embargo ended.
Margaret Thatcher blocked talks with ‘terrorist’ Mugabe
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Katherine Haddon
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30 Dec 2009
Margaret Thatcher banned her envoy from meeting Robert Mugabe in 1979, refusing to talk ''with terrorists until they become prime ministers''.
Judges withhold African leadership prize
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Katherine Haddon
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19 Oct 2009
Judges for a $5-million prize recognising good governance in Africa said on Monday they had decided not to award the honour this year.
Brown battles for future as third top minister quits
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Katherine Haddon
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5 Jun 2009
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was battling to stay in his job on Friday after a minister quit calling for his resignation.
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