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Who will win the UK's Labour leadership contest?

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After Labour suffered its worst defeat since 1935, the race is on to replace leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Royals’ Christmas church visit missing members

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Some notable members of the Royal Family didn’t take part in the annual Christmas Day church service, including Prince Philip who was recently released from the hospital. Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are spending the holidays in Canada.
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Need 2 Know: NYC Hospitals Struggling, Freeze on U.S. Troop Movement

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These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Thursday, March 26, 2020.
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UK PM warns of risking second coronavirus wave

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UK PM warns of risking second coronavirus wave
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Some Britons unimpressed with Norway's Christmas tree gift

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Britain's most famous Christmas tree has been branded a turkey over its 'sparse' foliage and 'anemic' appearance, leaving some passersby unimpressed and commenting on the festive favourite's 'droopy' look.
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Visitors lament 'sparse' Christmas tree in London

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This year's Christmas tree in London's Trafalgar Square has left some visitors unimpressed
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London’s famous Christmas tree mocked

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A Christmas tree is donated from Norway and put up each year in London’s Trafalgar Square. This year it’s being mocked for its sparse foliage and compared to Britain’s relationship with Europe.
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Queen will acknowledge ‘bumpy’ year in Christmas message

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In clips released ahead of her annual Christmas message, Queen Elizabeth acknowledges a “bumpy” year for both her family and country.
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PM Boris Johnson visits northern constituencies of UK

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The UK's new political reality presents the prime minister with a dilemma concerning what to do with all those who voted Conservatives for the first time.
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UK launches inquest into girl's pollution-linked death

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A court in London will look at what role the city's air played in her fatal asthma, especially since it exceeds the WHO's levels of acceptable pollution.
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Brexit proposed legislation: PM wants to prevent further delays

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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson promises to not to extend Brexit transition period past 2020.
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Thousands avoid flying to reduce carbon footprint

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Movement to raise awareness about air travel's effect on climate change has been inspired by climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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Syria: More than a dozen killed in Idlib air raids

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Government and Russian attacks kill at least 18 people in rebel-held northwest Syria, rescue workers say.
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UK leaders stage final rallies before election

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As polling day approaches, the race is getting tighter and opposition parties are campaigning hard.
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UK braces for critical election called to break Brexit deadlock

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UK braces for critical election called to break Brexit deadlock
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Britons vote in high-stakes election dominated by Brexit

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Snap election called by PM Johnson aims to end months of political deadlock over UK's bid to exit EU.
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Boris Johnson scores landslide win in UK general election

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to call a snap election looks to have paid off.
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Jeremy Corbyn to resign as Labour leader after election defeat

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The main opposition Labour Party is expected to win fewer than 200 seats - losing many in its traditional heartland.
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'No ifs, no buts': Johnson says Brexit by January 31

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson hails victory in UK general elections adding that the UK will leave EU on January 31.
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Trumps says Canada is 'slightly delinquent' on its NATO contributions

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During a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President Trump calls Canada 'slightly delinquent' when it comes to its spending on NATO, and Trudeau is forced to defend Canada's contributions.
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Trump calls Trudeau 'two-faced'

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Trump says he called out Trudeau on NATO funding, calls PM 'two-faced'
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Trump stokes tensions at NATO events

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At meetings ahead of the official NATO summit, U.S. President Donald Trump used news press conferences with other leaders to call out “delinquent” members and suggest sending ISIS fighters back to Europe.
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NATO cracks on display in London summit

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The NATO summit has ended with leaders uniting behind common commitments - despite the meeting highlighting bitter divisions on several major issues.
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Replacement plane sent to pick up Prime Minister Trudeau

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The plane that flew Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his team to London, is not the one that's flying him home. This morning an inspection found a problem with one of its engines. So this plane, was flown to London to pick up Trudeau,...