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The people behind the flowers for Queen Elizabeth
In a park adjacent to Buckingham Palace flowers are piling up in a growing floral tribute to Queen Elizabeth. CBC's The National followed along with those bringing the flowers for a woman they never met, but felt they knew.
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Indigenous communities hope new monarch brings new vision
Some Indigenous people say they are excited to see what the future holds with King Charles as Canada’s new head of state, and hope the new monarch will help Canada meet its treaty obligations.
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France threatens litigation if UK does not settle fishing licence row by Friday evening
The application still pending are for access to the sensitive 6-12 nautical mile zone.
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Caribbean-British art: 'Life Between Islands' celebrates culture
A new exhibition at London's Tate Britain is celebrating Caribbean-British art.
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U.K. sees long lines, overwhelmed booking system amid push for COVID-19 boosters
U.K. residents faced long lines and an overwhelmed government booking system as officials urged adults to get booster shots to protect against rising COVID-19 cases and a rapidly spreading omicron variant.
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Zimbabwe sanctions 'hurting regular people'
A United Nations official has arrived in Zimbabwe to see how sanctions, put in place almost 20 years ago to target leaders, have ended up hitting regular people.
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A One-of-a-Kind Vacation with Books
Sleep in the stacks and unplug on this unusual library vacation in the UK at Gladstone’s Library in Wales.
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Dare to Visit this Haunted Castle
You will get chills in this Welsh castle known for its ghost sightings and paranormal activity, featured in the TV series Ghost Hunters International and Most Haunted.
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OTD In Space - April 26: Britain Launches Its 1st Satellite
On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1. This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on...
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Bank overtakes Monzo to become Britain’s favourite
Bank overtakes Monzo to become Britain’s favouriteSource: Various
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Putin Laughs As 'Holes In Britain's Air Shield Frustrate' NATO | 'Ballistic Missile Can Hit From...'
The Times has reported that the UK is vulnerable to ballistic missile attacks and that there are holes in its air defence shield. The report added that in 15 years, the NATO nation could be attacked from anywhere and that the U.S.-led...
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'Punish Israel, Prohibit Trade': Over 60 Britain Lawmakers Unite Seeking Action Over Gaza Crimes
More than 60 British lawmakers join hands to punish Israel over its destructive war in the Gaza Strip. UK lawmakers from seven parties wrote a letter to foreign secretary David Lammy and urged to impose sanctions and take other concrete...
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Russia- Ukraine War: Nuclear tensions reach boiling point
Moscow is furious over Western discussions regarding potential nuclear armament for Ukraine. This is escalating tensions in the already volatile 33-month conflict that continues to grip Eastern Europe. The Kremlin's sharp rebuke comes in...
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UK Conservative Party choose Kemi Badenoch as new leader
Britain's Conservative Party has elected Kemi Badenoch as its new leader, becoming the first Black woman to lead a major political party in the UK. Badenoch succeeds former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, whose tenure was marked by the...
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U.K. gives up coal power, major step toward carbon neutral
The U.K.’s last coal-fired power plant closed on Monday. After 142 years of coal-generated electricity, the birthplace of coal power becomes the first major economy to give it up.
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UK Labour conference: Protests erupt over pension cuts and arms embargo amid economic challenges
The UK's Labour Party holds its annual conference amid protests against cuts to pensioner heating and calls for an arms embargo on Israel.
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‘A moral stand’: Anti-racism rallies in UK after far-right riots
In towns and cities across England, thousands march against racism after far-right riots that led to some 400 arrests.
The Daily Conversation
Brexit Explained
In 2016, the UK voted to leave the European Union, a decision called Brexit, which shocked the world and caused political and economic upheaval. Many people supported the exit because of concerns over immigration, national identity, and...
The Daily Conversation
The Evolution of World Democracy: an Infographic Time-Lapse
The 200-year history of democracy, told through an animated time-lapsed map showing how government systems have evolved over time.
Bedtime History
War of 1812 for Kids
The War of 1812 was a conflict between the United States and Great Britain that lasted from 1812 to 1815. In this straightforward video, you'll learn what caused the war, including trade problems, impressment of American sailors, and...
Bedtime History
Patrick Henry & The American Revolution
Who was Patrick Henry, and why is he still remembered today? In this video, we explore the life and legacy of Patrick Henry—one of the most famous voices of the American Revolution. Best known for his powerful words, “Give me liberty, or...
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French and Indian War |Seven Years War
The French and Indian War (1754–1763) was the North American part of the larger Seven Years’ War between Britain and France. This video explains the causes of the conflict, including competition over land, trade, and alliances with...
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Declaration of Independence For Kids
Why did the American colonies decide to break up with Britain? 🇺🇸 In this fun and easy-to-understand video, you'll learn what the Declaration of Independence is, why it was written, and what it means for the United States today!
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Winston Churchill for Kids
Who was Winston Churchill, and why is he one of the most famous leaders in history? In this video, we explore the life and legacy of Britain’s wartime prime minister. Learn how Churchill led the United Kingdom through World War II with...