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Nicola Sturgeon rejects calls to clarify US military Prestwick use
Nicola Sturgeon has rejected calls for the full disclosure of evidence that a publicly owned Scottish airport is being used for frontline military missions by US air forces and marines.
Trump chief of staff 'shocked' as aide resigns over domestic abuse claims
White House chief of staff John Kelly, a retired four-star general, said on Wednesday that he was “shocked” by allegations of domestic abuse against a senior aide whom Kelly had defended a day earlier as “a man of true integrity and honor and I can’t say enough good things about him”.
No wonder MPs are getting bored of prime minister's questions
Week by week, the empty spaces on the green benches grow wider. Prime minister’s questions used to be a standing-room-only affair, but in the hands of Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn it’s driving many MPs to an early lunch.
George Soros's foundation backs campaign to reverse Brexit
Donald Trump orders Pentagon to plan grand military parade
Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to plan a military parade that would see soldiers marching and tanks rolling down the streets of Washington, it was reported on Tuesday.
Business leaders warn May: our patience over Brexit is running out
Business leaders have warned Theresa May that “patience is wearing thin” with the government’s indecision on Brexit, as her inner cabinet comes under intense pressure to give a clearer signal about Britain’s future relationship with the EU.
House passes bill to ban relationships between lawmakers and their staff
When did women get the vote in these 7 countries?
It’s been 100 years since women in Britain were first given the vote.
Theresa May rebukes Donald Trump over NHS comments
Theresa May has rebuked Donald Trump over his claim the NHS is failing, publicly backing her health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, after he tweeted disagreement with the US president’s view.
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9 longest-serving UK prime ministers
Theresa May has survived her first year in power, but it’s hard to imagine her serving for a long time. Who are the country’s longest-serving leaders?
US election 2020: what are the odds of a Bernie Sanders presidency?
Sanders lost out to Clinton in the 2016 primary process, but could the independent Vermont Senator win in 2020?
Leave campaigners accuse David Cameron of abusing honours system
Leave campaigners have accused David Cameron of abusing the honours system after awards were given to supporters of Britain’s EU membership.
7 betting market favourite Democrats to face Trump in 2020
The next US presidential election is three and a half years away, but who could face Trump next time round?
7 must-know facts about Scottish Labour
Following Kezia Dugdale’s surprise resignation, Scottish Labour is electing a new leader. Here are seven facts about the party north of the border.
Europe's 7 longest-serving female leaders – what about Merkel?
Who are Europe’s longest-serving female leaders? Where does Margaret Thatcher fit in?
7 biggest legislatures worldwide - what about the House of Lords?
Speaker of the House John Bercow called for a cut in the Lords on Friday, as reported by the BBC. How big does the Lords compare to other chambers?
Brian Clough memory stirs Wenger’s nostalgia for lost age of management
The subject of Nottingham Forest has Arsène Wenger spooling back through his memory bank to a match at the City Ground in the early days of his time in the Premier League.
7 one-term presidents – will Donald Trump lose in 2020?
Thirteen presidents have served two full terms, but who were America’s one-term presidents?
7 Tory MPs who could replace Boris Johnson if Theresa May sacks him
Is Boris Johnson really unsackable? If not, here are seven Conservatives who could replace him as foreign secretary when the time comes.

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Students stage White House protest as Trump gives nod to background bill
Dozens of teenage students lay down on the pavement in front of the White House on Monday to demand presidential action on gun control after 17 people were killed in a school shooting in Florida.
'Tories' approach, if anything, is less clear,' Corbyn to tell business
Jeremy Corbyn is to attack the Conservatives’ “lack of clarity” on the future economic relationship with Europe in a speech a day after the Labour leader is said to have faced down lobbying from his own party to take a softer line on Brexit.
Trump faces calls to act against Russia after Mueller's indictments
Donald Trump faced mounting calls on Sunday to act against Russia after special counsel Robert Mueller unveiled indictments on Friday accusing 13 Russians and three companies of interfering in the 2016 presidential election to help Republicans.