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Watch: 'The people of Blackpool South have spoken for Britain'
Labour's candidate Chris Webb wins Blackpool South with a huge swing away from the Conservatives.BBC News - Top stories -
Remote coastal homes for sale in Great Britain – in pictures
From a cottage built into sand dunes with its own ‘stargazing room’ to an eco cabin-style home in a walker’s paradise Continue reading...The Guardian - World -
The Kremlin brands comments on Ukraine by France's Macron and Britain's Cameron as 'dangerous'
The Kremlin’s spokesman says recent statements by France’s president and Britain’s foreign secretary about the war in Ukraine are “dangerous” and will deepen international tension around the conflictABC News - World - Ukraine -
So empire and the slave trade contributed little to Britain’s wealth? Pull the other one, Kemi Badenoch| Will Hutton
The business and trade secretary played into the ideological tosh that the wonders of the Industrial Revolution were funded by beer brewers and sheep farmers. Britain ran an empire for centuries that at its peak 100 years ago occupied just under a ...The Guardian - World
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