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11Sep/15

Labour frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn expected to win party leadership vote

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Jeremy Corbyn is expected to win control of Britain’s opposition Labour Party, after a campaign which has promised to shift the centre-left party closer to its socialist roots.

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06Sep/15

Miliband urges U.S. to play bigger role in refugee crisis

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Former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband says the U.S. should play a leadership role in helping deal with the refugee crisis engulfing Europe and the Middle East.

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