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The United Kingdom was put on its highest terrorist alert level after Monday's bombing in Manchester.

It might be tempting to consider the early 21st century as a period of unparalleled and incomprehensible acts of senseless violence. But it is not.

As more information emerges about the Manchester plot, the bomber's web grows wider.

Manchester police say the forces were "responding to a call" at the scene.

The New York Times posted leaked images of the remnants the suicide bomber's device on Thursday.

Ramadan Abedi denies his son's involvement in the attack on Manchester Arena.

The Tory Party's manifesto heightens the chance of drawn out negotiations and the hardest of Brexits.

Up to 5,000 soldiers will be tasked with protecting sensitive sites across Britain after the bomb blast.

The 37-year-old was due to board a flight for Turkey Tuesday evening.

British Prime Minister Theresa May said Tuesday night the country raised its threat level to critical, the highest level possible, indicating more attacks might be imminent.

Abedi blew himself up with an improvised explosive device, killing 22 after an Ariana Grande concert.

Top spies say European security services are more disciplined than their U.S. counterparts.

Viktor Ozerov, chairman of Russia's defense committee, says Britain is at fault for not working with Moscow.

The Queen condemns "act of barbarity" in the northern English city.

The suicide bombing killed 22 people, including children, on Monday night.

"We remember fascism. We never thought it would happen in America."

A tweet from the embassy comes days after a report that suggested Rich was a WikiLeaks informant, which has since been refuted.

The role of Europe's top court, the rights of EU citizens, and who owes money are all likely to be flashpoints in talks.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were caught on camera in 2012 while on vacation in southern France. Now they want damages.

32 million tourists visited Thailand in 2016, a figure expected to nearly double by 2030.

The vote will take place on June 8, with May arguing it is the only way to secure stability ahead of Brexit.

The EU's hard-line position is a classic example of cutting off one's "nez" to spite one's face.

A truck plowed into pedestrians in the center of the Swedish capital on Friday.

A week after the U.K. formally began the process of exiting the EU, geologists look at Britain's original split from mainland Europe.

"The sovereignty of Gibraltar is unchanged and is not going to change," said Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson.

A board member of Germany's federal bank has warned Britain of the potential consequences of its exit from the European Union.

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Authorities won't confirm nor deny reports that a gate was left undefended while a policeman was being helped.

All authorities can do is use effective intelligence measures to minimize the risk. If they fail to do that, such attacks could become a way of life.

May also vowed that Parliament would continue as normal, despite the attack.