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  • UK considering sending Skripal, his daughter to US: Report

    UK considering sending Skripal, his daughter to US: Report

    Apr 08, 2018 07:14

    The UK is considering the option of sending poisoned Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia to the United States with new identities.

  • UK opens permanent naval base in Bahrain

    UK opens permanent naval base in Bahrain

    Apr 06, 2018 01:51

    The UK has officially opened a permanent military base in the Persian Gulf country of Bahrain, making a military return to the region after a hiatus that lasted more than four decades.

  • Corbyn: UK ‘misleading’ public over spy poisoning

    Corbyn: UK ‘misleading’ public over spy poisoning

    Apr 05, 2018 10:56

    UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has offered a “misleading” account of the recent chemical attack against a former Russian double agent.

  • Russia urges UN Security Council meeting on British accusation about poisoning attack

    Russia urges UN Security Council meeting on British accusation about poisoning attack

    Apr 04, 2018 14:36

    Russia has called on the United Nations Security Council to hold a meeting to discuss Britain’s accusation that Russia was involved in the poisoning last month in Britain of a former Russian spy, an incident which has badly affected ties between Moscow and the West.

  • No evidence nerve agent came from Russia: UK scientists

    No evidence nerve agent came from Russia: UK scientists

    Apr 04, 2018 02:20

    British scientists have said there is no concrete evidence to prove the nerve gas used to poison a former double agent in the UK was Russian-made.

  • London’s murder rate surpasses New York City's

    London’s murder rate surpasses New York City's

    Apr 03, 2018 08:04

    British capital London has overtaken America’s New York City in terms of murder, as police across the pond deal with a surge in knife crime, according to reports.

  • Ex-spy poisoning could be 'in interests' of UK as Brexit approaches, says Russian FM

    Ex-spy poisoning could be 'in interests' of UK as Brexit approaches, says Russian FM

    Apr 02, 2018 14:33

    Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says the poisoning of a former double agent in Britain could benefit the UK government as London aims to distract attention from problems surrounding Brexit.

  • UK staged Salisbury assassination to rally anti-Russia support

    UK staged Salisbury assassination to rally anti-Russia support

    Apr 02, 2018 02:27

    The UK's reluctance to divulge information concerning the poising of former spy Sergei Skripal points to the fact that they are actually behind the assassination, says Moscow's ambassador to Britain.

  • Anti-Semitic claims against Corbyn, Labour exaggerated: Poll

    Anti-Semitic claims against Corbyn, Labour exaggerated: Poll

    Apr 02, 2018 02:20

    The majority of Labour Party members in Britain say Israel is “a force for bad” and believe accusations of anti-Semitism within UK's main opposition party are being exaggerated to damage Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn and stifle legitimate criticism of Israel, according to a new poll.

  • West wants 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia to be canceled: Moscow

    West wants 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia to be canceled: Moscow

    Apr 01, 2018 07:37

    Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova says she thinks the main objective of a recent diplomatic war on Moscow initiated by the United Kingdom is to cancel Russia’s holding of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

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