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U.K. Appoints A Minister For Loneliness Amid Rising Health Concerns

In announcing the appointment of Tracey Crouch, British Prime Minister Theresa May called loneliness “the sad reality of modern life” for “far too many people.”
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A Recent History Of Terror Attacks In The U.K.

British authorities have made a record number of terror-related arrests in the past year.
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Jo Cox's Husband Tweets Parliament Attacker 'Will Not Succeed In Dividing Us'

Cox was gunned down ahead of an event with constituents in 2016.
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Husband Of Slain U.K. Lawmaker Jo Cox Has An Important Message About Trump's Win

Cox was killed during a meeting with constituents in June.
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Anti-EU Leader Ignores Jo Cox’s Murder In ‘Crass’ Brexit Victory Speech

Nigel Farage said they won "without a single bullet being fired."
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British Lawmaker’s Killing Highlights Dangers Of Far-Right Nationalism

These are the groups fanning anti-immigrant fears ahead of the U.K.'s EU referendum.
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Jo Cox Murder Suspect Gives His Name As 'Death To Traitors, Freedom For Britain'

Thomas Mair appeared in a London court, where he was accused of killing the popular lawmaker.
By Michael Holden and Guy Faulconbridge, Reuters

Man Charged With Murder Of British Lawmaker Jo Cox

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EU Referendum In Limbo As Britain Mourns Lawmaker Jo Cox

"You can't kill democracy."
By Elisabeth O'Leary and Paul Sandle, Reuters

The Life Of British Lawmaker Jo Cox, From Aid Worker To Rising Political Star

“Jo believed in a better world and she fought for it every day of her life."
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