May confirms 'deal' with DUP following election result
Theresa May will visit Buckingham Palace at 12.30pm to seek permission from the Queen to form a government , a Downing Street spokesman said . May's only hope of forming a government is to win support from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party , which won 10 seats.
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Attorney General Sessions to talk publicly to US Senate panel
Barring the emergence of evidence such as a surreptitious recording of the conversation - Trump tweeted that Comey had better hope there are no tapes - deciding which of the two men's accounts is factual may depend on which details most accurately reflect others' recollections.
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White House Dismisses Attorneys General Corruption Suit As Partisan Attack
The Wall Street Journal cautioned readers not to jump to conclusions when it published the Secret Service's response to the publication's Freedom of Information Act request. That left open the possibility that other White House staff, or Trump himself, could have been involved in recording their talks, if anyone. On May 12, three days after he fired Comey, Trump suggested in a tweet that he had recorded their private discussions with Comey.
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U.S. urges Arab nations to ease blockade of Qatar
Gulf-Cooperation Council ( GCC ), of which Qatar and blockade participants are members. Trump initially tweeted his support for the Saudi-led group, before apparently being nudged into a more even-handed approach when US defense officials renewed praise of Qatar, home of the al-Udeid base where the USA military commands its air missions across the Middle East and Afghanistan.
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U.S. appeals court upholds block on Trump travel ban
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a preliminary injunction blocking President Trump's travel ban should remain in effect, at least for now. Section 2 (c) is the provision of the executive order imposing the six-country travel ban . And unlike the 4th Circuit, they did not consider whether the order is constitutional.
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British Police Recover Body Of 8th Confirmed Victim In London Bridge Attack
Police said a formal identification of the body had not yet taken place, however Thomas' next of kin had been informed of the development. Thomas had reportedly been walking across London bridge with his girlfriend when he was stuck by the terrorists' speeding van and thrown into the Thames.
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Did Russia Interfere in the Election, Collect Info on Trump — Putin Interview
In August 2016, Flynn told The Washington Post that he did not request to sit next to the Russian president nor did he worry about what the perception would be. Putin also said he had no knowledge of a report by multiple US media outlets of a proposal by Trump son-in-law and key adviser Jared Kushner to set up a secret communications channel with the Kremlin.
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Parliamentary elections: Emmanuel Macron's party charging towards landslide victory
Emmanuel Macron's takeover of French politics is all but complete. Qatar's neighbours cut ties with the country over accusations that it sponsors Islamic extremism, which Qatar denies. Projecting seat numbers is an imprecise science in the two-round system. Whatever the outcome, a nation that a year ago seemed to be on the verge of being swept up in an anti-European, anti-immigrant wave has instead rallied behind Macron, a centrist and unabashed globalist who has called for weakening ...
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Northern Ireland Party to Back UK Conservatives Without Coalition Deal
Meanwhile, Labour, which had been written off by critics as all but unelectable, surged to 262 seats, up 29 from its tally in the 2015 election. LONDON - Jeremy Corbyn could be heading for Downing Street if a second general election is held this year, a new poll has found.
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Trump considering firing special prosecutor
When asked about the interview by CNN, Ruddy said: "My quote is accurate". Chris Ruddy to @JudyWoodruff : President Trump is considering firing special counsel Robert Mueller , who he considered for another position. Earlier this week, Newt Gingrich reportedly told radio host John Catsimatidis that Congress should "abolish the independent counsel". "I personally think it would be a very significant mistake even though I don't think there is a justification (for a special counsel)".
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A professor ate an actual book on TV for a insane reason
The current edition has no entry for Labor Party, but does say, "British spellings, when they differ from American, are acceptable only in particular cases such as formal or composition titles: Jane's Defence Weekly, Labour Party ". The reminders of his promise started after he began promoting his new book Brexit: Why Britain Voted to Leave the European Union . "I will happily eat my new Brexit book if they do", he had tweeted.
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Sam Warburton fit to lead British and Irish Lions against Highlanders
The problem, of course, is there are doubts which persist over whether that is the case. Lions coach Gatland wasn't getting carried away after his team's suffocating 12-3 win over the Crusaders in Christchurch. "But we were happy with the team effort tonight to give the fans that have come out to support us something to celebrate and we've got some momentum for the rest of the series".







