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Christina Aguilera Announces First European Tour In 13 Years

Six-time Grammy award-winning singer Christina Aguilera will visit eight countries for "The X Tour", starting in July. Her first UK concert will be Glasgow on 7 November, followed by London, Manchester and Birmingham.
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‘Brexit Is Nice, I Support Brexit. It’s Cool’: The View From Rochdale And Oldham

Outside of Westminster, people are confused, angry, worried – and just plain tired of it.
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In Warrington, The Prospect Of A Second Brexit Referendum Is As Divisive As The First Vote

‘We’re not all flatcaps and whippets up here – we have got our own opinions’.
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Traditional Parties In Europe No Longer Cater To The Citizens They Serve – And The UK Is No Exception

Podemos and Ciudadanos in Spain, the 5 Star Movement in Italy, En Marche and les Insoumis in France: across Europe citizens are angry with the status quo, and willing to cast their vote for new movements.
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Why A No-Deal Brexit Is Now May's Fallback Plan To Save Her Party – And Herself

Internal party polling and warnings from her chief whip and party chairman have forced her to 'think the unthinkable'
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Planning A Holiday In Europe? Here's How A No-Deal Brexit Might Impact Travel

You may want to renew your passport now.
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'What Now, Britain?': How The Rest Of Europe Reacted To May's Crushing Brexit Defeat

The question on most of the continent's front pages was: "what's next?"
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Two Ski Patrollers Killed In French Alps Explosion During Controlled Avalanche

At least 26 weather-related deaths have been reported in parts of Europe this month.
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Over 200 Rescued Trying To Cross The Mediterranean Sea

Over 200 people were rescued by Spanish maritime authorities on Monday as they attempted the perilous cross over the ice-cold Mediterranean Sea to enter Spain.
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How The European Union Is Militarising – And Why We Must Stop It

Regardless of the UK’s relationship with Europe, do we want it to invest in people and building peace, or do we want a Europe that takes us further down the path of arms sales, militarism and war?
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