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Donald Trump expects he will be coming to London soon
8Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Europe

Donald Trump expects he will be coming to London soon

    US President Donald Trump confirmed today that he will be coming to London, and said he thinks a trade deal with the UK will be completed very, very quickly. Trump made the comments while speaking today at the G20 summit in Hamburg, where he met the Prime Minister for talks. Theresa May is discussing her ambitions for post-Brexit trade deals with the US and Japan on the final day of the G20 summit, as leaders battle through very difficult talks. Trump said he anticipates an agreement on new trading arrangements with Britain to be a "very powerful" one that would work "great for both countries". May and Trump's bilateral meeting today is expected to span trade, climate change, and terrorism. The President did not provide more detail on when he'll be coming to the capital, s...
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Theresa May Is Said to Hit Reset With Vision for Brexit Britain
8Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Theresa May Is Said to Hit Reset With Vision for Brexit Britain

    Theresa May is planning to relaunch her political mission to deliver Brexit and help ordinary working people, as she tries to put last month’s disastrous election result behind her, according to a senior government official. May is lining up significant interventions in the next week, including a major speech, setting out her commitment to social and economic reform that will make Britain’s exit from the European Union a success, the person said on condition of anonymity because the plans are not public. The reboot of May’s premiership comes after the electoral fiasco put her under intense scrutiny, with many in her own team convinced she must be replaced sooner or later. By losing the government’s majority, she’s reopened the debate over how Brexit should unfold, with som...
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London’s massive 2017 Pride parade goes ahead today: Half of 100 thousand people are about to participate
8Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

London’s massive 2017 Pride parade goes ahead today: Half of 100 thousand people are about to participate

    The capital's annual Pride parade goes ahead today, with over 40,000 expected to take part in the march through London, which would make it the biggest to date. It begins at 1pm at Portland Place and will travel through Oxford Circus before culminating at Whitehall. The parade, celebrating the LGBT+ community and highlighting the issues it faces, will feature 81 floats and 231 walking groups led by the mayor of London. Oxford Circus is expected to be the busiest area for watching the parade, while a number of bus routes will be affected by the parade. Buses may be temporarily diverted or stopping early around Baker Street, Marble Arch, Hyde Park Corner and Tottenham Court Road among others. More detail on travel planning here. Sadiq Khan said, It’s so important to me that ...
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World aligns against Trump policies ranging from free trade to climate change At G 20
8Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Europe

World aligns against Trump policies ranging from free trade to climate change At G 20

    The growing international isolation of the United States under President Trump was starkly apparent Friday as the leaders of major world economies mounted a near-united opposition front against Washington on issues ranging from climate to free trade. At a gathering of the Group of 20 world economic powers normally a venue for drab displays of international comity there were tough clashes with the United States and even talk of a possible transatlantic trade war. The tensions were a measure of Trump’s sharp break with previous U.S. policies. They were also a warning signal of Washington’s diminished clout, as the leaders of the other 19 nations gathered in Hamburg mulled whether to fix their signatures to statements that would exclude Trump or to find some sort of compromis...
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Man trapped in tower block blaze in El Salvador leaps from top floor and SURVIVES
8Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Man trapped in tower block blaze in El Salvador leaps from top floor and SURVIVES

    At least one man trapped in a tower block blaze in El Salvador leapt from the top floor and survived. The horrific fire at the Ministry of Finance in the capital San Salvador left one dead from smoke inhalation and injured 23 others. The fire, possible sparked by a fault in the air conditioning, engulfed four floors of the government building on Friday afternoon. At least 50 people were evacuated. But in disturbing scenes reminiscent of the recent Grenfell tragedy in London, one man in a white t-shirt and jeans was left clinging to the outside of the building in a desperate bid to evade the flames. Onlookers were left screaming when he decided to jump. But authorities later said he had survived with serious injuries. There were also reports that two more people may have ju...
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Watch Angela Merkel roll her eyes as Vladimir Putin mansplains at the G20 summit
8Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Europe

Watch Angela Merkel roll her eyes as Vladimir Putin mansplains at the G20 summit

    Angela Merkel was visibly irritated by Vladimir Putin as he tried to lecture her at the G20 summit in Hamburg today (7 July). The German Chancellor was filmed rolling her eyes as the Russian president reeled off a short monologue while gesticulating wildly with his finger. The incident was captured by cameras as the leaders interacted after a meeting with the 18 other heads of the world's most powerful industrial nations. It is not known what the pair were discussing, but the relationship between Russia and western European nations is at a low following the Russian annexation of the Crimea. The Syrian conflict and the remilitarisation of the Crimea are also bones of great contention between Germany, the most influential EU nation, and Putin's country. The G20 summit has be...
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Theresa May says, she will be PM for at least another year
7Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

Theresa May says, she will be PM for at least another year

    Theresa May dismisses talk of leadership challenge and insists she will be PM for at least another year. Theresa May has brushed off talk of a leadership challenge over the summer, saying she still expects to be Prime Minister for at least another year. Attending the G20 summit in Hamburg, Mrs May was asked whether other world leaders are convinced she will still be there in a year or two’s time. Mrs May replied: Yes. We will be playing our absolutely full part and I’ll be playing my full part and the issues that we are discussing are important. It comes after the Prime Minister’s official spokesman said earlier this week that Mrs May wanted to stay in post for her full five year term. Until now, Mrs May’s position on her future has been that she will serve as leader for a...
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Schoolgirl killed as minibus hits bin lorry on A38 near Birmingham
7Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Schoolgirl killed as minibus hits bin lorry on A38 near Birmingham

    A schoolgirl has been killed after a minibus carrying pupils from a high school near Burton-on-Trent collided with a bin lorry. Twenty-one pupils from Year 9 and Year 12 at John Taylor High School in Barton-under-Needwood were on an art trip with three teachers when the accident happened on the A38 Kingsbury Road in Castle Vale this morning. One of whom, a teenage girl, had suffered serious injuries in the collision and unfortunately it immediately became apparent that nothing could be done to save her and she was confirmed dead at the scene, a West Midland Ambulance Service spokesman said. The children were on an art trip when the collision happened One pupil was taken to hospital with "superficial injuries, while several others were treated at the scene. Superintendent D...
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7/7 terror attack which happen 12 years ago today: victims remembered at Aldgate station
7Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

7/7 terror attack which happen 12 years ago today: victims remembered at Aldgate station

    The seven people who died during the Aldgate station bombing 12 years ago were remembered during a commemoration event this morning. The victims were among 52 killed and more than 700 injured in a terrorist attack on London’s transport network on July 7, 2005, with other bombs detonated on Tubes near Edgware Road and Russell Square, and on a bus in Tavistock Square. Flowers were laid at a memorial in Aldgate station and a minute’s silence observed. Volunteers from the Heart 2 Heart organisation also handed out flowers to commuters. Shaikh Selina Begum, who led the memorial event, said: “For us this is about mending and uniting hearts. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan lays flowers during a service for the 12th anniversary of the 7/7 attack The attacks on London 12 years ago were ...
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Trump and Putin shake hands first time after became US president
7Jul By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Europe

Trump and Putin shake hands first time after became US president

    President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have had their first official meeting before a more formal sit-down later Friday. The two leaders shook hands away from the press at the Group of 20 (G-20) summit, but the moment was captured in a video posted on the German Cabinet's Facebook page. In it, Putin is seen genially smiling at Trump before reaching out to meet the president's handshake. Trump firmly pats him on the back. Trump and Putin shake hands for first time The handshake came as Trump and Putin prepare for their first bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 meeting in Hamburg. Trump tweeted about the upcoming talks Friday morning, saying they had much to discuss. While Trump is also set to hold meetings with other leaders, including Mexican Presi...
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