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The French president faced criticism from all mainstream parties and dissent from inside his own, as debate of his immigration bill entered hour 60.

"The vast majority of 'attempts' to access them are not deliberate," a parliamentary spokesman said.

The British defense minister has resigned over the allegations, but people speaking out are calling for culture change and better processes for reporting abuse.

An ISIS recruiter tried to convince an undercover reporter pretending to be an ISIS sympathizer to carry out an attack.

That wasn't the only gap in the nation's political knowledge.

Seen from the US, Brexit means the Special Relationship will never be the same again.

Theresa May is relying on a Northern Irish unionist party to prop up her vote.

Monday's attack targeted worshippers from an institution with a proud history of fighting violent extremism.

Macron won the presidency in May on pledges to overhaul France's economy and labor market and clean up public life.

A parliamentary session usually runs for a year, from spring to spring. But the government will double the length of the session to let lawmakers debate Britain's approach to Brexit without interruption.

Critics of the legislation suggest the prime minister introduced the legislation to increase his power.

Macron's rivals are not happy about losing their seats and influence in the French parliament.

If forecasts hold, France's new president will have a large mandate to lead.

Theresa May's office insists plans for a state visit haven't changed despite a report stating that the president would delay his trip.

Figures released by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan show as many as 20 incidents per day.

Khuram Butt and Rachid Redouane were "warned about their conduct" after wrestling in the water.

The divisions in the East End community have turned it into a flashpoint between white nationalists and radical Islamists.

Police have already named the other two attackers as Khuram Butt and Rachid Redouance.

Trump criticized Khan, misquoting the mayor over his response to the attack in London that killed seven.

The preacher has more than a quarter million followers on different platforms, including YouTube and Facebook.

After the third attack in less than three months, Prime Minister Theresa May said Thursday's election would go ahead.

With their typical stiff upper lips and the hashtag #ThingsThatLeaveBritainReeling, Brits show they will not be cowed by terrorism.

The arrests were made in connection with Saturday's attack that killed seven.

British leader says extremists must be denied safe space online or abroad.

Speaking after the projection was announced, Macron hailed "a new hopeful and confident chapter" for France.

It is unlikely that either Macron or Le Pen will win control of Parliament.

The pro-Western government in Kiev is moving closer to the EU and NATO.

British authorities have not found evidence linking Khalid Masood to terror groups.

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

London and the United Kingdom continue to be the subject of an "elevated threat" of terrorism.