The EU must change if it wants to win over those who voted for Brexit, said Pamela Anderson. She called for a grassroots movement to “demand a more democratic EU” In a personal film for BBC1’s This Week, the actor and activist said: “We should understand Brexit not as a rejection of Europe, but as […]
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WASHINGTON, March 10 (Reuters) ― President Donald Trump on Monday will ask the U.S. Congress for an additional $8.6 billion to help pay for the wall he promised to build on the southern border with Mexico to combat illegal immigration and drug trafficking, officials familiar with his 2020 budget request told Reuters. The demand is
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President Donald Trump is urging Americans to get vaccinations to prevent the spread of measles. Interested in Measles? Add Measles as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Measles news, video, and analysis from ABC News. Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House on Friday, said that people “have to get
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The old Taylor can come to the phone right now, because she’s been raised from the dead. Taylor Swift’s new single, Me! shrugs off the icy, vengeful character of her last album, and resurrects the sugary euphoria of her earlier, dorky pop hits. The song, which features Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco, sees
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Image copyright Getty Images A criminal investigation has been opened into the way Ford tests the emissions of its vehicles. The US Department of Justice took action after Ford alerted the US Environmental Protection Agency to potential problems in February. Ford said the issue did not involve the use of defeat devices, which were at
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A Korean War veteran from Britain has been searching for a little girl he saved during the conflict. Keith Leese from Telford was one of thousands of Britons who served there in the 1950s. He travelled back to South Korea to commemorate one of the bloodiest battles and remember the hundreds of British lives that
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The second powerful cyclone to strike Mozambique in just six weeks ripped off roofs and killed at least three people on Friday as the United Nations warned of “massive flooding” ahead. Cyclone Kenneth approached Mozambique with maximum sustained winds of 220 kph (136 mph), the power of a Category 4 hurricane, the Joint Typhoon Warning
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Britain’s 92-year-old monarch on Thursday published her first photographs to the verified @theroyalfamily Instagram account from London’s Science Museum. The queen posted two archive images of a letter that Charles Babbage — who is “credited as the world’s first computer pioneer,” according to the caption — wrote to her great-great-grandfather, Prince Albert, in 1843. Perhaps
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Don Prudhomme waited 50 years for his first off-road race and hit a cactus. The drag racing great known as “The Snake” was able to fix the mangled front end and keep going, but fought an internal battle with himself as he drove through the rugged Baja California landscape. “It was one of those things
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Rumors of the economic expansion’s death appear to have been greatly exaggerated. Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of goods and services produced in the economy, rose at a 3.2 percent annual rate in the first three months of the year, the Commerce Department said Friday. That is significantly better than most economists expected, and
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