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Second referendum on EU membership should not be ruled out, says Tony Blair

Tony Blair has said a second referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU should not be ruled out. The former prime minister admitted he did not see a possibility of how a second referendum could be carried out but added: “Why rule anything out?” After Britain voted to leave the EU on Friday, a petition for a second EU referendum has been ...

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Boris Johnson – the blond Exocet – is heading for No 10 after stunning Brexit victory

24 June 2016 Until yesterday, David Cameron and Boris Johnson shared an unbeaten record in big political contests. No longer. Cameron — the Tories’ biggest political winner in a quarter of a century — has finally lost to the biggest political character of the age. The Prime Minister announced his resignation today. Before the European referendum, Cameron had four victories ...

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Britain votes to leave EU in historic divorce, Cameron quits as markets plummet

Jun 24, 2016. Britain has voted to leave the European Union, forcing the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron and dealing the biggest blow to the European project of greater unity since World War Two. Global financial markets plunged on Friday as results from a referendum showed a near 52-48 percent split for leaving a bloc that Britain joined more than 40 ...

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Five students from London Enterprise Academy make it to MENSA

Bangla Mirror Desk : The gifted and talented students of London Enterprise Acacemy took part in the UK MENSA IQ Test.  IQ or Intelligence Quotient is an attempt to measure intelligence. This generally means the attribute of intelligence refers to quickness of mental comprehension (or mental agility). Intelligence is often confused with knowledge, wisdom, memory, or other attributes and in ...

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Iftar Mahfil orgnaised by Banlgapost

Banglapsot, the famous newsweekly published from London, organised its annual Iftar Mahfil and discussion meeting on importance and significance of Ramadan. A huge number of community activist, political leaders, businessmen, journalists and members of the community took part in the meeting and Iftar Mahfil, which took place at a restaurant in East London on 19th June. The event was presided ...

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Is immigration really good or bad for Britain?

  Bangla Mirror Desk : Immigration! It’s the one topic that some rightwing presses likes to pretend we can’t talk about – even though much of the media never stops banging on about it. With the EU referendum now has taken place, things have gone into overdrive, with politicians on both sides talking about it at almost punishing length. And ...

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Leading doctors urge two-week absence before workers need to see GP

Bangla Mirror Desk : Staff who fall ill should be able to stay off work for up to two weeks before they need a sick note in order to relieve the strain on overstretched GPs, leading doctors believe. Leaders of the British Medical Association want the time an employee is off work because they have certified themselves as sick to ...

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Multi-million pound improvements and better ICT

  Tower Hamlets Mayor, John Biggs and his cabinet members met on 19th June to approve a multi-million pound capital works programme. They also decided whether improvements to the council’s information and communications technology (ICT) provision are sufficient to avoid a change of service provider. The ambitious capital works plans aim to significantly improve the borough’s schools and health provision. ...

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