James Lemons 4th September 2013
James Lemons 24th August 2013
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Death toll in Egypt rises to over 500
A national state of emergency has been declared in Egypt after the interim government’s crackdown on demonstrators left over 500 people dead. The violence began on Wednesday when around 300 people died after security forces using bulldozers demolished two camps in Cairo occupied by supporters of deposed president Mohamed Morsi. Troops fired...
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15th August 2013
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May accused of covering-up French-English border failings
Home secretary Theresa May has been accused of a “cover-up,” having abused legal powers to edit key parts of a report into UK border controls. Fifteen sections of the report have been censored – including passages that reveal staff fear resources in Calais are overstretched – for reasons of national security. According...
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9th August 2013
James Lemons 5th August 2013
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Britons warned to leave Yemen immediately due to civil unrest
Escalating violence and clashes in Yemen have resulted in the closure of the British Embassy in the capital Sana’a for two days. The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has advised against all travel to the nation, and issued a statement urging all Britons to leave as soon as they are able. The...
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3rd August 2013
James Lemons 30th July 2013
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