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Burnham at the UN: “the rights of British territories to remain British”
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham placed the Falklands among the challenges to the rule of law in his first address to the United Nations General Assembly, delivered on Tuesday evening in New York, setting them in the same sentence as Russia.
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Politics
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Economy
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Energy & Oil
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Agriculture
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Environment
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Entertainment
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Health & Science
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Tourism
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