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France's foreign minister says his newly-appointed British counterpart, Boris Johnson, is a liar with "his back against the wall".
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The new Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, has been booed by some of the guests at a French Embassy reception in London.
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MEPs react to the news that Boris Johnson has been appointed to the role of UK foreign secretary.
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Boris Johnson's appointment as British foreign secretary has been treated with shock around the world - not least because he has been less than diplomatic about other countries and their leaders before.
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As Boris Johnson is appointed Foreign Secretary, the BBC takes a look back at his record flying the flag for Britain abroad.
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Managing Britain's exit from the European Union will be top priority for the UK's new Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Herminio Martinez and his brother were among thousands of child refugees put on a boat to the UK in 1937 at the height of the Spanish Civil War.
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The Austrian Finance Minister Hans Schelling predicts that Northern Ireland and Scotland will not fully leave the European Union and that "Great Britain will become little Britain".
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Watch the best goals of Euro 2016 as selected by Match of the Day, including Hal Robson-Kanu's Cruyff turn and cool finish for Wales against Belgium.
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Barack Obama says he expects the UK to remain a major contributor to European security despite its vote to leave the European Union.
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The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, awarded the prestigious Medal of the City of Paris to both Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland fans.
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The chief executive of the company hired to stage the opening ceremony of the upcoming Rio Olympics has told the BBC it will cost less than London in 2012.
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Interest in moving to Canada has peaked in the UK and the US - but are there any drawbacks to living in the popular country?
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The pound continues to hover around 31-year lows in Asian trading but Asian share markets are mixed.
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A British man pleads not guilty to attempting to grab a policeman's gun at a rally for the Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump.
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UK and European stock markets fall and the pound hits a fresh 31-year low as worries over the UK's vote to leave the European Union continues to rattle markets.
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As the UK prepares to publish a report on the Iraq War, the BBC's Ahmed Maher meets two families, both of whom lost loved ones during the conflict.
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The Romanian community in the UK has been growing dramatically, so the Brexit vote has created anxiety among many living in London.
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Queens of Syria, a modern adaptation of Euripides's anti-war play The Trojan Women is opening at London's Young Vic before touring the UK.
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In our series of letters from African journalists, media trainer Joseph Warungu takes a satirical look at why, in the aftermath of the UK referendum, Britain could now qualify for a place in the African Union.
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The mother of a British man detained in the US after he allegedly snatched a police officer's gun at a rally for Donald Trump has said he is "extremely vulnerable".
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The BBC's Middle East editor, Jeremy Bowen, tests the mood in Baghdad as the UK prepares to hear the findings of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war.
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How would Brexit affect UK citizens' rights that are enshrined in European law? The BBC's Laurence Peter examines the legal minefield.
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The BBC's Steve Rosenberg reports from Moscow on Russia's reaction to the UK leaving the European Union.
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A law firm is taking action to ensure the formal process for the UK leaving the EU is not triggered without an act of Parliament.
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Former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni was summonsed by UK police for questioning over war crimes last week, Israeli officials say.
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Greek exporters and tourist destinations say they are worried that the UK leaving the EU will hit their profits.
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A US woman is given a suspended jail sentence in Spain for threatening to kill British physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking.
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UK and EU politicians send conflicting signals about how the UK's Brexit negotiations should proceed.
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Vigils have been held overnight in France and across the UK to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the Battle of the Somme.
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Thousands of people, including members of the Royal Family, are at a ceremony in France marking 100 years since the start of the World War One Battle of the Somme.
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Lebanon charges Australian Sally Faulkner and British-Australian Adam Whittington with kidnap over a botched attempt to recover her children.
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What will the UK's exit from the EU mean for British workers in Europe? Many expats in Germany are in shock about their home country's decision to leave.
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Slovakia takes up the six-month presidency of the European Union, as the bloc faces unprecedented pressure following UK's decision to leave it.
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Huw Edwards in Thiepval, France, and Kirsty Young in Westminster Abbey, London, host live coverage of vigil services held to commemorate the centenary of the Battle of the Somme.
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The top European Union trade official says the UK cannot begin negotiating terms for doing business with the bloc until after it has left it.
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A British man, who allegedly snatched a police officer's gun at a rally for Donald Trump, has been charged, but not with plotting to kill him.
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US President Barack Obama says that the British vote to leave the European Union raises "longer-term concerns about global growth".
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The world's largest uncut diamond has failed to sell at an auction in London after bids fell short of the reserve price.
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The economic volatility following the UK's vote to leave the EU has apparently been felt as far as Pakistan, where a bagpipe manufacturer says profits have been damaged.
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Silly walks and queues are some of the reasons why Germans say they still love Britain after the Brexit vote.
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European Union leaders have warned that the UK will have to accept the free movement of people if it still wants access to the single market.
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There can be no pick and choose in the single market, EU leaders meeting in Brussels say, after discussing the UK vote to leave.
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Former residents of the Chagos Islands who were forcibly removed from their homeland lose their appeal to the UK's Supreme Court to return home.
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The world's largest uncut diamond is expected to be sold for more than £52m in an unprecedented auction in London.
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EU leaders meet for the first time without British PM David Cameron to discuss plans for the UK's exit from the bloc after last week's vote.
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Many French soldiers died alongside their British allies at the bloody Battle of the Somme, but the conflict is overshadowed in France by Verdun, says Hugh Schofield.
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David Cameron says the rest of the EU wants close links with the UK after Brexit but acknowledges "huge challenges" over immigration and market access.
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Jean-Claude Juncker has told the BBC that the UK has to face the consequences of leaving the EU.
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The BBC's Laurence Peter is following all the latest developments at an EU crisis summit in Brussels after the UK voted last week to leave the 28-member bloc.
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Bitter exchanges mark the European Parliament's first debate on the UK's vote to leave, while David Cameron prepares to face his EU counterparts.
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Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi has suggested that UK students wanting to study in Europe could receive passports from other European Union countries.
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Roy Hodgson says England's 2-1 defeat by Iceland and exit from Euro 2016 will cause longer-term "damage" to the team.
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France's National Front leader Marine Le Pen has called the UK's Brexit vote "the most important moment since the fall of the Berlin Wall".
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UK financial markets calm down after two days of turmoil in the wake of the Brexit vote, with the FTSE 100 gaining more than 2%.
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Defender Chris Gunter defends Wales' celebrations after Iceland beat England, saying "it wasn't meant as a lack of respect".
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hey are the tiny nation who humiliated England 2-1 at Euro 2016 on Monday - so what do we know about Iceland?
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In an interview with America's National Public Radio, US President Barack Obama said there was no need for a hysterical reaction to Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Egyptian authorities deport popular British-Lebanese TV talkshow host, Liliane Daoud, whose programme aired views critical of the government.
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There was an eventful session in the European Parliament as politicians expressed their sadness and anger at Britain's decision to leave the EU.
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England suffer a humiliating exit from Euro 2016 as they go out to minnows Iceland in the last 16 in Nice.
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David Cameron is to meet European leaders for the first time since the UK voted to leave the European Union, as the European Parliament debates the implications of Brexit.
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As businesses grapple with how to respond to Brexit, Germany's capital is keen to open new doors to Britain's tech-savvy talent pool.
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Iceland have made it through to the quarter finals of Euro 2016 after beating England 2-1.
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As the EU prepares for a crisis summit after the UK voted to leave the bloc, the BBC's Laurence Peter asks where Europe goes from here.
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Icelandic football fans cannot believe it - a 2-1 win of historic proportions knocks England out of Euro 2016.
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Former captain Alan Shearer says England were "tactically inept" and "totally hopeless" in their shock 2-1 Euro 2016 defeat by Iceland.
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Roy Hodgson resigned as England manager after his side's 2-1 defeat by Iceland saw them knocked out of Euro 2016.
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In our series of letters from African journalists, film-maker and columnist Farai Sevenzo looks at why some Africans living in the UK wanted to leave the European Union.
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Roy Hodgson resigns as England manager after a 2-1 defeat by Iceland knocks them out of Euro 2016 at the last-16 stage.
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What does the EU Summit hold post-Brexit vote? Ros Atkins answers the key questions.
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The European Union will not hold informal talks with the UK until it triggers Article 50 to leave, Germany, France and Italy insist.
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England and Iceland fans have been basking in the sun in Nice, ahead of the Euro 2016 match at the Stade de Nice.
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The German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, says there can be no talks on Brexit before the UK formally begins the process of leaving the EU.
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Norway, Switzerland, Canada or Singapore? What approach should the UK take to trade deals with the EU and others, once it leaves the European bloc?
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Chinese business and political leaders at the World Economic Forum gathering in Tianjin are putting a brave face on the uncertainty caused by Britain's vote to leave the EU.
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As European leaders meet this week to find a way forward from the UK’s decision to leave the EU, James Naughtie surveys the mood in France.
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When will it happen? Will it break up the UK? We take a look at six key questions following the UK's shock exit from the EU
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After the UK's decision to leave the EU, some families are worried it could have an impact on them, if they have moved to Britain from other EU countries.
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Raheem Sterling is expected to play in what England boss Roy Hodgson accepts is a "win or bust" match against Iceland in the Euro 2016 last-16.
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"Millennials" in Brussels - people who reached adulthood at the turn of the century - send their personal message to Europe's leaders, after the UK voted to leave the European Union.
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To what extent does the referendum result show a divided Britain? We explore the data.
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London's FTSE 100 share index opens down 0.8%, while the pound falls further against the dollar after Friday's record one-day loss.
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'We will open Iceland up' - BBC pundit Danny Murphy gives his verdict on England's opponents in the last 16 at Euro 2016.
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Fifty years ago this week Barclaycard issued the first credit cards in the UK. Simon Read looks at how the plastic card changed our relationship with money.
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Some of Asia's biggest economies have expressed concerns over the world's economic stability as a result of Britain's decision to leave the EU.
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Britain will resist pressure from the EU for a swift start to negotiations on its withdrawal from the bloc, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond indicates.
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The European Union clarifies how the UK can trigger formal negotiations to exit the bloc following Thursday's referendum.
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A British woman, who lives with her family in Spain, said she was "stunned" by the result of EU referendum.
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PJ Crowley considers the future of the "special relationship" between the US and the UK after the British vote to leave the EU.
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More distance between the UK and EU appears to suit the Kremlin, the BBC's Steve Rosenberg writes.
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Shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn is sacked from the shadow cabinet by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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The UK will soon be leaving the EU. How do immigrants in Britain feel it will affect them?
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says the EU has "no need to be particularly nasty in any way" in the negotiations with Britain about its exit from the bloc.
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Wales had not been to a major tournament for 58 years - but now a nation is thinking the unthinkable.
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Billionaire investor George Soros warns that Britain's vote to leave the European Union makes the disintegration of the bloc "practically irreversible".
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Roy Hodgson has been criticised during Euro 2016 but England have survived - now he must get it right when it counts or face the consequences, says Phil McNulty.
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Gareth McAuley's own goal puts Wales into the Euro 2016 quarter-finals with a narrow win over Northern Ireland.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said the European Union has "no need to be particularly nasty" in negotiations with Britain about its exit from the bloc.
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England completed a series whitewash with victory in a pulsating third and final Test in Sydney.
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