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France Opens Full ‘Fake Jobs’ Inquiry Into Le Pen Rival Fillon

PARIS (AP) — The French financial prosecutor’s office decided Friday to open a judicial inquiry surrounding the allegedly fake parliamentary aide jobs that conservative presidential candidate Francois Fillon gave to his wife and two of his children, pushing the case to a higher and riskier level for the man hoping to become the next president of France.

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Le Pen: ‘It’s Time To Do Away With the EU’

Marine Le Pen, the frontrunner in the first round of France’s upcoming presidential elections, has declared it is “time do away” with the European Union (EU), which has become a “bureaucratic monster”. According to EU Observer, the Front National leader

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Paul Nuttall: ‘I’m Going Nowhere’

Paul Nuttall has insisted he will not stand down as UKIP’s leader after reducing Labour’s majority in the Stoke-on-Trent by-election, promising to target more seats in the future.

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Conservatives Oust Labour in Copland By-Election

The Copeland by-election has been won by the Conservative party, beating Labour by over 2,100 votes. The Conservative’s Trudy Harrison took 13,748. Labour took 11,601 votes. Other parties included the Liberal Democrats on 2,252, and UKIP on 2,025. The race

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Labour Beat UKIP to Hold Stoke-on-Trent

Labour have held on to the seat of Stoke-on-Trent central in a close run by-election, beating UKIP by 2,500 votes. The result makes Gareth Snell, a staunch ‘remainer’ who called Brexit a “pile of sh*t”, the new representative of one

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One Killed As Storm Doris Hits UK

LONDON (AP) — Powerful winds battered parts of northern Europe Thursday, disrupting transportation and killing a woman who was hit by flying debris in central England. In the Netherlands, the landing gear on a small passenger plane collapsed as it

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Controversy As Rome Hospital Hires Abortion Doctors

ROME (AFP) – An Italian hospital’s decision to hire two medics to perform abortions has sparked a Catholic backlash in a country where most doctors refuse to terminate pregnancies, often for religious reasons. Abortion has been legal in Italy since 1978 under

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