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The House of Lords may go north in a bid to spread government more evenly. This begs the question, what has York done to deserve this?

the British people really do support the monarchy and do tend to cut them a lot of slack. So what could possibly have gone wrong? 

There should be a referendum on the future of the monarchy, a contender in the race to replace Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said.

The EU Withdrawal Agreement passed a vote in the House of Commons Thursday afternoon, three and a half years after the Brexit referendum.

Prince Harry and his Hollywood wife Meghan have announced they are to “transition” to a “progressive new role” in 2020.

Johnson appeared to back U.S. action against Qassem Soleimani and goaded Corbyn over money he received from an Iranian propaganda outfit. 

Long-Bailey has said she would give Corbyn “ten out of ten” for his performance, despite him losing every national vote he backed.

German police shot dead a Turkish citizen Sunday evening after he allegedly attempted to attack officers with a knife.

The UK should stand up to the U.S., prominent members of the UK left have said as they condemned President Trump.

A knifeman who injured two police officers and stabbed three members of the public, killing one was shot by French police Friday afternoon.

Diane Abbott’s son has appeared in court over a raft of charges including allegedly assaulting staff at London hospitals and exposing himself. 

The most politically turbulent decade for Europe since the Cold War is drawing to a close — but what will these ten years be remembered for?

Top remainer Tony Blair held talks with the EU about receiving funding for his institute while campaigning to frustrate Brexit at home. 

The UK has turned a corner under PM Boris Johnson, Brexit leader Nigel Farage has said, as he reflected on what awaits the nation in 2020. 

VP Timmermans has written a love letter, in which he insists “we’re not going away” and invites Brits to rejoin the EU in the future. 

Christmas is a time for tradition – midnight mass, giving gifts… and being encouraged to cheat on your husband by a national newspaper.

Focus groups at Conservative Campaign Headquarters appear to have been working overtime, having figured out that the British voting public strongly like baking shows and Brexit, managing to combine the two for a Christmas themed viral video with the Prime Minister. 

Research has found a link between interest rates and fertility, with homeowners more likely to have children when rates fall. 

Protests against French President Emmanuel Macron’s attempts to reform state pensions are in their 19th day. 

Amsterdam is once again choked with tractors in a zero-notice strike after the Dutch government voted to pass new green legislation.

Brexit is the beginning of the end for the EU, Nigel Farage has said as he praised Poland for its rising Euroscepticism.

Conservative critics are raising concerns over Boris Johnson’s liberal instincts, among them his high-spending and open-borders views.

Jeremy Corbyn fired the starting gun on the race to replace him as party leader, and the early favourite is loyalist Rebecca Long-Bailey. 

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage was attacked both by elements within his own party and by Conservatives during the general election campaign when he declared a “unilateral leave alliance”, but his gamble has paid off as the hard-left Labour party were crushed at the polls.

The UK exit poll has suggested the centre-right Conservatives of Boris Johnson has achieved a historic victory over Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour. 

Polls have closed on the UK 2019 election, the fifth national vote since 2014, and results are expected to be coming in through the night.

A man has been arrested after a “suspicious device” was discovered at a polling station, with police deploying a bomb disposal robot. 

Polls opened 0700 GMT for the snap 2019 British general election, in what promises to be a landmark day in the history of both the country and the Brexit process.

Avoiding interactions with the press he can’t control, Mr Johnson apparently hid in a fridge to avoid an unplanned interview Wednesday. 

Boris parodied the Christmas film, prompting actor Hugh Grant to fire back, questioning whether the it had been paid for with Russian money.

Six have were killed and several more injured after a gunman opened fire inside a hospital in the Czech city of Ostrava on Tuesday morning.

The Finnish public broadcaster reports Marin will move the left-wing Finland further to the left, and is a “red-green and liberal ideologue”. 

Scruton, frequently described as Britain’s greatest living philosopher has been given an order of merit for his work for freedom in Europe.

Donald Trump has hailed NATO, telling the press it is now “stranger than it has ever been” in a positive end to the London conference. 

The RN’s two new super carriers have come alongside one another for the first time as the UK hosts NATO leaders for a major conference. 

Britain’s hard-left Labour party is under pressure over its stance on NATO, as the military alliance celebrates its 70th anniversary.