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Andy Burnham

Andy Burnham becomes British PM after meeting with King Charles III, and Keir Starmer resigns

By Kevin Killough

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Andy Burnham

Andy Burnham takes helm of Britain's Labour Party clearing the path to be next prime minister

Burnham pledged to repair "an economic model that simply doesn’t work well enough for ordinary people."

Europe

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Volodymyr Zelensky

Ukrainians protest Zelensky after he removes defense minister

Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was viewed as an innovator of the country's successful use of drones, but he clashed with the traditional military establishment.

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Andy Burnham

Andy Burnham appears likely to be next British PM after receiving Labour Party lawmakers' support

Burnham said on Thursday that he received nominations from 322 out of the 403 Labour members of parliament on the first day of nominations, just shy of the 323 he needs to ensure he's the only candidate.

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130 Ukrainian POWs released in prisoner swap with Russia

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Line to pay late Queen Elizabeth II respects stretches at Balmoral

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