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Under-siege PM prepares for Tory party no-confidence vote after TWO Cabinet ministers quit and Boris joins Brexiteer MPs at closed-door meeting to plot leadership challenge
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Under-siege PM prepares for Tory party no-confidence vote after TWO Cabinet ministers quit and Boris joins Brexiteer MPs at closed-door meeting to plot leadership challenge
Draft keeps the UK in a customs union during an INDEFINITE transition period - but the PM DENIES she's put a 'border' in the Irish Sea and tells the Commons there is NO other option
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Showdown in Wild West Britain: Shocking moment armed police use baton gun to shoot thug waving SAMURAI SWORD in busy street #shooting
Racist who gave Nazi salutes and shouted 'child killers' during anti-Semitism rally is jailed for six months
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American man is arrested in Aruba after 'choking 52-year-old woman and throwing her off top deck of Royal Princess, severing her leg and killing her, after volatile fight in ship's casino'
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The policeman came in for criticism after footage of the arrest in Middlesbrough yesterday afternoon was viewed more than 70,000 times on Facebook.
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Some 80 million people are expected to be impacted by the storm on Thursday and Friday
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Some 80 million people are expected to be impacted by the storm on Thursday and Friday
A winter storm that's already responsible for 2 deaths will bring a messy mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain to portions of the central and eastern U.S. over the next two days. Power outages, travel headaches and school closings are all likely as the storm strengthens.

Over 80 million people live where some level of a winter storm alert is in effect, all the way from Arkansas to Maine over a distance of about 1,500 miles.
Late Wednesday, light to moderate snow, freezing rain and sleet pushed through Arkansas, Missouri, southern Illinois, southern Ohio, northern Kentucky, parts of the Virginias and northwestern North Carolina Wednesday night, the Weather Channel said.

The wintry weather already started early Wednesday in the Deep South, where rare November snow was reported in Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. In northern Mississippi, two people were killed and many of the 46 passengers injured when a tour bus flipped on its side due to the slick conditions.
Snow and bitterly cold temperatures were also reported over the previous two days in portions of Texas and Oklahoma.

The bulls-eye for the heaviest snow overnight Wednesday and into Thursday could be the St. Louis area, where up to 6 inches is possible, according to AccuWeather.
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Bangladesh Nationalist Party activists vandalize a police vehicle during clashes in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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The sign language interpreter can been seen pulling faces throughout the video as she interprets what has been a tumultuous day of Brexit. #lol
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Is this Bitcoin Armageddon? The value of Bitcoin has tumbled below Β£5,000 ($6,000), hitting its lowest level in almost a year.
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Lucky escape! Anthony Hopkins' Malibu home is left untouched by California wildfire that completely incinerated his next-door-neighbor's house
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Some 80 million people are expected to be impacted by the storm on Thursday and Friday
Travel chaos as deadly Winter Storm Avery prepares to dump up to six inches of snow on the East Coast from DC to Boston, closing schools and snarling airports with 80 million in its path