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"Speedo" holds a radar gun made from an old bleach bottle, tin foil and a jam jar lid. "This has only cost me a fiver at the most," says councilwoman Edie Pope.

"The British public would expect our ambassadors to provide ministers with an honest, unvarnished assessment of the politics in their country," a spokesperson for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said.

President Donald Trump has said Johnson would make a "great prime minister," and he'll likely win the role before the end of July.

When UK rapper Dave asked if anyone knew the words to 'Thiago Silva,' superfan Alex Mann knew it was his moment to shine.

Rory Stewart is an outsider in the U.K. Conservative Party leadership election, but he is making a big impact on the contest.

Nearly 40 passengers were offloaded after the female passenger accidentally opened the emergency door, which automatically deployed the exit slide.

U.S. President Donald Trump's state visit to the U.K. is under close watch by the European media, which is reacting through its coverage of the event.

"We expect our president ... to represent all Americans with dignity with grace, and the president hasn't done that," former ambassador to NATO Nick Burns said.

A Fox News panel expressed fears President Donald Trump may inflame "leave" Brexit and anti-NATO sentiment during his U.K. visit.

Jack Renshaw bought a 19-inch replica Roman sword and searched Google for "how long to die after jugular cut" before a fellow neo-Nazi outed his plan.

Robert Phillips decided the stone should be returned on the eve of his 90th birthday.

GCHQ, the British intelligence service specializing in communications, blasted President Donald Trump's repeated claim that U.K. intelligence helped the Obama administration spy on him as "utterly ridiculous."

"Our daughter took her concerns to the police and instead of being protected was treated like a criminal," Shana Grice's parents, Sharon Grice and Richard Green, said.

The Vermont senator is "very exciting as part of an international movement against neoliberal economic inequality," the British Labour Party's shadow justice secretary said.

"The United States is a bit of an outlier in that every other sort of developed Western democracy does address hate speech in some way," Canadian criminal lawyer David Butt said.

"We are confident in the safety of the 737 MAX," Boeing's Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg told employees in a Monday message.

Lawyer Susan Simpson said Trump was essentially suggesting: "If the U.K. takes a position that is adverse to my golf course, U.S. foreign policy will take a position that is adverse to the U.K."

Pokémon from older generations will be catchable in "Pokémon Sword and Shield."

Expect the first information on the Pokémon Nintendo Switch games.

"I was born with a little bit of brain," the boy said, adding: "It just grew bigger and bigger and bigger."

The BBC's Washington correspondent Gary O'Donoghue describe the attack as "incredibly violent" in a radio interview.

A spokesperson from ICE said the rapper came to the U.S. in July 2005 and his visa expired a year later.

The referendum was "manipulated from the exterior by a lot of what we call fake news," the French president said, arguing that "everything and anything was said."

Although France, along with other allies and even many within the Trump administration, are still trying to determine what the president's exit strategy will be, Paris has stated that it plans to leave its forces in Syria for the time being.

Britain—and Twitter—are divided on whether Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn called Theresa May a "stupid woman" during the prime minister's questions period for the year.

Reports indicate that May will not put forward her candidacy for the top government post during the next election.

Although the number of homicides this year may be high for London, which has a population of more than 8 million, it the homicide rate is still significantly lower than in many major U.S. cities.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has traveled to mainland Europe in a bid to rescue her failing Brexit agreement.

Scientists are increasingly researching the potential benefits of psychoactive drugs.

While recreational cannabis remains illegal in the U.K., a Greek billionaire plans to launch "miracle" cannabis products in Scotland.