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Theresa May: Manchester bombing a 'callous terrorist attack'

The British Prime Minister said this attack stood out for its "sickening cowardice", targeting children with the aim to cause "maximum carnage".

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Manchester shopping centre evacuation

Police in the northern English city of Manchester are investigating an incident at the Arndale shopping centre in the centre of the city.

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Death and panic in Manchester

British police said 22 people including some children were killed in a suicide attack carried out by one man after a Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday (22…

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Manchester Arena bombing: live updates

An explosion has hit the Manchester Arena where US pop singer Ariana Grande was performing Monday evening.

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Sport

Kruse takes gold in Mens' Foil in Shanghai

British fencer Richard Kruse has struck gold at the Grand Prix event in Shanghai.

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Pippa Middleton marries her own Prince Charming

The younger sister of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge walked down the aisle with financier James Matthews.

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Assange hails ''important victory'' after Sweden drops rape investigation

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has hailed Sweden’s decision to drop a rape investigation against him as an ‘‘important victory’‘.

Sport

Sharapova to play Wimbledon qualification rounds

Maria Sharapova to enter qualification rounds for Wimbledon

Economy

UK manufacturing output and orders strong

British's manufacturing sector is showing strong growth according to companies surveyed by the Confederation of British Industry.

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British PM Theresa May pledges to clamp down on soaring CEO salaries

Theresa May has pledged to make it more difficult for foreign companies to take over UK firms.

Economy

British shoppers spend, spend, spend in April - not deterred by inflation

UK retail sales jumped by 2.3 percent on the month in April as shoppers set aside their concerns about fast-rising inflation following the Brexit vote

Business Series

Lloyds bank: UK government sells off final shares, but did it make a profit?

The British government has sold its last remaining stake in bailed out Lloyds Banking Group claiming to have made a profit, but that is disputed.

Economy

UK unemployment down again but workers real wages fall

UK unemployment was at 4.6 percent in Q1, the lowest level since 1975, but workers real earnings fell for the first time in two and a half years.

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Euroviews. Does Brexit actually mean Breakup?

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Britain's Labour party promises a vote on Brexit deal if it wins election

Britain's opposition party launches its manifesto ahead of next month's election, promising its stance on Brexit will benefit ordinary people.

Business Series

Indian costs Vodafone dear but operator promises its cash flow will jump

Britain's Vodafone has reported a 6.1 billion euro annual loss but forecasts a jump in the amount of cash it will generate this financial year.

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Gay marriage question threatens to break up Church of England

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Lawn mower race in the UK

The Formula One Spanish Grand Prix was on most petrol-heads minds this weekend but for a dedicated few in Britain the new lawn mower race season was their adrenaline…

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The Corner: Champions celebrate

Chelsea, Benfica and Feyenoord have all been crowned champions

World News

Will WannaCry strike again?

Businesses around the world are preparing for a further cyber attack amid fears that a lull in the computer bug that halted production at car factories, operations at hospitals and work at schools and