BBC Boris Johnson has been elected new Conservative leader in a ballot of party members and will become the next UK prime minister. He beat Jeremy Hunt comfortably, winning 92,153 votes to his rival's 46,656. The former London mayor takes over from Theresa May on Wednesday. In his victory speech, Mr Johnson promised he
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Johnson vs Hunt: UK finds out who will lead its government Tuesday
Immigration: Italy shuts down Nigerian Mafia business
Jude Johnson The Italian government has shut down the Nigerian Mafia business which ran the biggest migrant centre in Europe, which raked in dozens of millions of Euros through Prostitution,drug dealing, theft and stolen goods. The Italian Minister of Interior Matteo Salvini made the statement while inspecting the closure of the
Insecurity: UK imposes travel ban to 20 states in Nigeria
•Most Northeast, Northwest and South-South states affected Senator Iroegbu The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) of the United Kingdom has issued a warning advisory to its citizens against travelling to about 21 states in Nigeria over security concerns. Most of the warnings updated on Monday, stems from the worsening insecurity occasioned
WWII: Could the allies pull off a secret D-Day invasion of Normandy today?
Erik Kleinsmith On June 6, 1944, over 150,000 Allied troops landed in Normandy commencing one of the most daring operations in military history, the invasion of Nazi-occupied France. Despite German defense preparations, the complexity of the mission, and the vicious fighting in several landing zones, the Allies were able to establish
Don’t take our troops for granted, France warns West African states fighting Islamists
John Irish The West African states fighting Islamist militancy in the region should not take France’s military presence for granted because Paris will not be there forever, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Tuesday. The Sahel region is suffering from a spike of violence from militant groups linked to al Qaeda
Theresa May resigns: key reactions
Prime Minister Theresa May’s resignation looks likely to make Britain’s looming departure from the EU even more difficult, with some suggesting a hard or “no-deal” Brexit is now almost inevitable. Here are the main reactions to the announcement she will step down as leader of the Conservative Party, and hence also
Theresa May quits amid Brexit chaos
Theresa May has announced her resignation after weeks of deadlock and chaos surrounding several failed attempts to push her European Union Withdrawal Agreement through parliament. On Friday morning, May announced she would step down as Conservative leader on June 7. She will stay on as prime minister of the United Kingdomuntil her
Theresa May expected to quit Friday
Theresa May is expected to announce her resignation as British Prime Minister on Friday, most British newspapers reported on Thursday. May’s resignation will trigger a race among senior ministers to replace her as leader of the Conservative Party, and herald a new approach to the deadlocked Brexit negotiations that have besieged
Islamic State: Britain proposes travel ban to parts of Nigeria, W/Africa, Syria
•Violators risk 10-year jail term Jude Johnson The British government could ban travel to parts of Syria and West Africa including Nigeria in a bid to combat the problem of foreign fighters who join extremist organizations such as the Islamic State. This was disclosed by the Home Secretary, Mr. Sajid Javid, on Monday