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Boris Johnson is UK’s next Prime Minister- BBC News
Boris Johnson is set to walk in to Number 10 Downing Street tomorrow as Britain’s next Prime Minister – realising a long-held ambition. He has won the race to become Conservative Party leader, with more than 92 thousand votes of party members.
His rival Jeremy Hunt polled just over 46 thousand. In a short acceptance speech Mr Johnson declared that his mission was to take Britain out of the EU by the 31st of October and re-unite the country. The challenges he will face are formidable – opposition from some of his party’s most senior MPs and little sign that the EU is about to change its negotiating position.
The BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg, Chief Political Correspondent Vicki Young, Scotland Editor Sarah Smith and Europe Editor Katya Adler give their take on the day’s events.
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Ukraine crisis: ‘We feel abandoned’ – BBC News
BBC’s Tom Burridge looks at the situation in eastern Ukraine and how the conflict might develop.
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Channel migrant deaths: Three arrested in connection | BBC News
Three men have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the English Channel on Tuesday, the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has said.
The men were detained on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration and entering the UK illegally.
Five people, including a seven-year-old girl, were killed in a crush on board a boat crossing the Channel. The boat was carrying 112 people at the time of the tragedy.
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Pro-Palestinian protests at US universities force hybrid learning | BBC News
Columbia University has extended remote classes at its main New York City campus for the rest of term amid tense Gaza war protests that have spread to US colleges nationwide.
The hybrid learning comes as some students have reported antisemitic harassment around Columbia’s campus.
Some 133 were arrested on Monday in protests at New York University. Dozens of arrests were also made in rallies at Yale, while Harvard has restricted access to the campus.
Gaza war demonstrations have also cropped up at colleges in the US Midwest and on the West Coast, where one campus has been closed.
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Boy wins competition with seagull impression | BBC News
A nine-year-old British boy has won a European championship with his uncanny impression of a seagull.
The EC Gull Screeching competition is held every year in an attempt to change the image of seagulls, which some people see as a nuisance.
Cooper, from Chesterfield in Derbyshire, travelled to the Belgian coastal town of De Panne to compete.
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Runaway horses race through central London | BBC News
Four people have been taken to hospital after five runaway horses of the Household Cavalry threw off their riders and raced through London.
The horses, one of which was covered in blood, caused chaos as they roamed the city centre and collided with vehicles, including a double-decker bus and taxi.
They initially became spooked by loud construction during a routine military exercise in Belgravia, the Army said.
Officers said the horses had been recovered and returned to camp.
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