We have started to collect the most important news related to United Kingdom in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Agnes Reeves Taylor, ex-wife of the former Liberia leader, appears in a London court.
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North Korea frightens the world with its missile tests, so a British student thinks it's time to start getting to know the people who live there.
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But the airline warns it "may take some time" to reunite travellers with their bags.
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The Greens will back a "stable minority NDP government", ending 16 years in power for the Liberals.
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The home secretary wants to "reassure Mrs Merkel that we want to have a deep and special partnership".
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The musicians, singers and dancers were given permission by their government to travel to the UK.
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The little-known tale of when the British inspired sports entrepreneurs to launch a football league in America.
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But other world leaders fail to persuade Donald Trump to back a landmark climate change deal.
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The US president condemns leaks to American media about the Manchester attack investigation, but the UK says it is resuming intelligence sharing.
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Pakistani officials investigate two incidents in which the drug was found on London-bound planes.
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It joins new flags for Wales and England created after a campaign by Emojipedia and BBC Wales.
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The European Union's Brexit negotiator says no deal is not an option in talks due to start on 19 June.
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Manchester's Inventid designed the SM100 solar light, which retails for $5 in African countries.
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The British actor plays a contemporary artist in The Square, which has had its debut at Cannes.
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Ladysmith, British Columbia, is proud of its giant rhododendron, which is over a century old.
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Pakistani reports say the drugs were distributed in bundles around the aircraft.
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Leigh Turner has shared details of the "bruising" encounter in a Viennese woodland.
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The malware is thought to have been created with tools stolen from the US National Security Agency.
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A sea lion was rescued by the Vancouver Aquarium after the injured animal was found on a BC beach.
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The ECJ ruling could have implications for those affected by the UK's decision to leave the EU.
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Australians who were exposed to radiation from British nuclear tests receive a healthcare upgrade.
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Quebec is the province worst hit by flooding, with scores of communities affected by rising waters.
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The president, 74, who has an undisclosed illness, told Nigerians "there is no cause for worry".
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Indie band TTNG were performing in a warehouse venue which was raided by immigration police.
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The skydiving centre says it believes the man may have had a heart attack or stroke during his jump.
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There are continuing concerns about the president's health since his seven-week sick leave in the UK.
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Russian actors relish playing the Queen and British prime ministers in Moscow, Sarah Rainsford reports.
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The top EU figure puts rights centre stage as the EU-27 formally approve negotiating guidelines.
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The remaining 27 European Union members are meeting in Brussels to agree their Brexit strategy.
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The German chancellor says the future UK-EU relationship can only be discussed once exit issues are resolved.
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Gay couples can't get married under Australian law, but hundreds of gay weddings have taken place since 2014 using British law, with the help of the British High Commission.
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Simon the 90cm-long rabbit was being flown in the cargo hold from London to Chicago's O'Hare International.
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The BBC meets volunteers in the biggest ever convoy to transport medical vehicles from the UK to Syria.
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Democrats say a post on the US embassy website in London promotes the president's Mar-a-Lago resort.
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The British luxury shoe maker, valued at about £700m ($900m), is seeking offers from potential bidders.
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Her husband reportedly punched the animal to scare it away and she is now being treated in hospital.
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Mary Keitany breaks Paula Radcliffe's women's-only world record to win the London Marathon, while Daniel Wanjiru takes victory in the men's race.
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The Wikileaks founder has been granted asylum by Ecuador in London so is beyond the reach of the US.
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The businessman has been bailed on security of £650,000 after appearing in court in London.
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Donald Tusk's spokesman says the EU27 will continue with their timeline for Brexit negotiations.
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The British cereal firm is to be bought in a £1.4bn deal, its Chinese owner confirms.
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Watch an excerpt of their video conversation from their homes in London and Los Angeles.
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It is 70 years since the Royal Navy used thousands of tonnes of explosives on Heligoland in the North Sea.
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Some of the 25,000 British people living in Belgium are applying for its nationality.
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An exhibition in London traces the reinvention of the traditional Japanese home after World War Two.
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The student killed in the attack on a tram has been named as 20-year-old Hannah Bladon.
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Readers cite whisky and curling high up on the list of why Scotland and Canada should join forces.
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Mufti Abdul Hannan was found guilty of a 2004 grenade attack on the UK ambassador to Bangladesh.
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Militant Islamists planned to attack UK and US embassies in Abuja, Nigeria's spy agency says.
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The UK proposal fails to win support, with the US secretary of state now in Moscow for talks.
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British scientists have announced what they are calling an "astonishing" discovery deep in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Former UK ambassador to Syria says Syria would "implode" if President Assad were to go
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British Vogue confirms Edward Enninful will take over from Alexandra Shulman.
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The payday lender says bank account numbers and home addresses were among the information stolen.
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The foreign ministry says the UK does not "have its own position on the majority of present-day issues".
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Royals join Canadian and French leaders to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
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The Kremlin was responsible "by proxy" as the "principal backer" of regime, says defence secretary.
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Employers in British Columbia will no longer be able to insist staff come to work in high heels.
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Reigning Olympic and London marathon champion Jemima Sumgong is the latest high-profile Kenyan athlete to fail a drugs test.
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The British race team will redesign parts to suit track conditions at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Dax J played a dance remix of the Muslim call to prayer at a music festival, sparking outrage.
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The country's small and medium-sized firms say a "hard Brexit" would harm both Germany and the UK.
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Portraits of the mudlarkers unearthing London's past on the banks of the Thames
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Ryanair's boss has warned that all UK flights to Europe could be suspended in March 2019 - is it true?
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As the row over Gibraltar post-Brexit rumbles on, the BBC takes a brief look at its history.
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Jack Straw argues that Spain won't let Gibraltar get in the way of an EU trade deal for the UK.
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Spanish foreign minister Alfonso Dastis says traditional British composure is "notable by its absence".
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It is one year since British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was sentenced to a year in jail in Iran.
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Spanish foreign minister says he is "surprised by the tone" of recent British comments.
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The prime minister says working with the country will "keep British people safe".
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British-born climber Adrian Ballinger is using new techniques to climb Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain, in half the time it takes using traditional methods.
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The Prince of Wales will lay a wreath in the town of Amatrice where more than 200 people died.
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When Rebecca Lowe set off solo from the UK for Iran by bicycle, friends thought she had taken leave of her senses.
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Talks on a post-Brexit free trade deal may only begin after progress on other issues, the EU says.
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The draft proposals will be sent to the 27 nations that will remain in the EU once the UK has left.
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It's 500 years since wolves have lived in the wild in Britain, but they're roaming in a small valley in Shropshire.
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Initial talks must focus on rights of citizens in each other's territory, President Hollande adds.
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The 329-year-old insurance market is opening the subsidiary as a result of the Brexit vote.
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The BBC's Dan Johnson witnessed history in Brussels as the UK and the EU officially started their divorce.
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There is "no reason to pretend this is a happy day", European Council President Donald Tusk says.
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Donald Tusk stresses the positives as he receives a letter from the UK triggering Article 50.
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EU regulators block London Stock Exchange's £21bn merger with German stock exchange Deutsche Boerse.
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Murad Subay from Yemen and British artist Lisa-Marie Gibbs held simultaneous street art events in Yemen and the UK.
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Narges Kalbasi Ashtari was convicted in 2014 after five-year-old boy was swept away by current.
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Celebrations mark 60 years since the EU's founding treaty, but the UK stays away as Brexit looms.
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People in London, Rome, Berlin and other cities mark 60 years since the Treaty of Rome was signed.
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Europeans take to the streets of London, Rome, Warsaw and other cities, as EU marks 60th anniversary.
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Nigeria's friendly with Burkina Faso on Monday in London is called off after several Burkina Faso players fail to gain entry visas for the UK.
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The US and UK bans affect direct flights from some Middle East airports.
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A charity is hoping to help sufferers in south Wales by launching the first self-help group of its kind in the area.
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Footage obtained by the Sun shows Theresa May being hurried to safety during Wednesday's attack.
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France, Germany and the US send messages of solidarity after the deadly attack near parliament.
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Trump Jr is accused of exploiting the tragedy by taking the London mayor's comments out of context.
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BBC correspondent Andy Moore reports on the aftermath of the Westminster attack.
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Lights on the famous Paris landmark go off in tribute to the victims of the London attack.
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France, Germany and the US send messages of solidarity after the deadly attack near parliament.
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Allegations that Donald Trump was wiretapped are "nonsense", the UK's intelligence agency says.
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Ambassador expressed disappointment and hopes for a quick resolution of the matter.
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Record numbers of songbirds are still being killed on a British military base in Cyprus.
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US northeast snowstorm strands UK newlyweds at airport
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