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Owner of Real Donkeys has been studying the animals for more than 20 years

Nawaz tells Theresa May Islamabad will work closely with her govt

He says some 400 British Jews have applied for Portuguese citizenship since Britain voted to leave the EU

Allied air power and military trainers are helping Iraqi government, Kurdish militia and Syrian anti-IS fighters

Sales of large airliners like the A380 have been hit hard by the smaller two-engined models

Theresa May says there will be no change in stance and the referendum decision will be considered final

Former British prime minister is expected to face severe criticism after the final report comes out

"I have decided to stand aside as leader of UKIP"

May, who polls indicate is the most popular candidate, has insisted there should be "no timescale" for the exit

A petition on holding a second referendum has gained more than 3 million signatories in just two days

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Ahead of his visit, Trump said he felt Britain should "go it alone" and leave the 28-member EU

"I have no doubt that our very strong and intimate relations with the United Kingdom will be entirely unaffected"

Oil prices had risen more than 30 per cent this year before Thursday's fateful UK vote

The vote will initiate at least two years of divorce proceedings with the EU, the first exit by any member state

World financial markets dived as counting from 304 of 382 areas showed a 51.5/48.5 split for leaving

A record 46.5 million voters are signed up to take an irreversible decision on Britain's future in the 28-nation EU

Cox was planning to address parliament to introduce report about an increase in anti-Muslim attacks

Iranian Supreme Leader accuses Washington of not being committed to nuclear deal

The letter comes with three weeks to go until the June 23 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union

Govt to investigate whether Sharia councils legitimise forced marriage and issue divorces that are unfair to women

New British envoy offers overview of high commission’s goals.

Queen's comments came as British PM said Nigeria, Afghanistan possibly two most corrupt countries in the world

National security has become a key area of contention between rival campaigners ahead of the June 23 vote

Leading Muslim scholars in UK have rejected the advice as offensive in this day and age

BP announces a net loss of $583 million (517 million euros) for the first three months of the year

Betting odds have moved sharply in favour of Britons voting to remain in the European Union

High commissioner says mission is Britain’s second-largest, runs biggest aid mission

Left-arm pacer's admission will be at the discretion of immigration officer dealing with his visa application

Obama says Britain's place in EU magnifies its global influence and its membership is a matter of deep interest to US

Separately, he is being chased by a group of mostly state-run banks over $1.34 billion in unpaid loans

India backtracks, says it will make all possible efforts to get back Koh-e-Noor diamond from Britain

Report says Brexit would cause 'permanent' economic damage

Duke, Duchess of Cambridge will meet Bhutan's glamorous young royal couple for the first time

Minister says he had broken off relationship when he found out the woman had tried to sell her story to a newspaper

The visit to the most populous country in the Commonwealth comes shortly before Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday

Bishop told reporters in Washington that "a strong UK as part of the European Union would be in Australia's interests"

The story generated more than 3,000 complaints to the Independent Press Standards Organisation

Duncan Smith quit on Friday over planned reductions in welfare payments for people with disabilities

The visit will take place around two months before the June 23 referendum in Britain

However, 44 per cent say they will vote to stay in if one is held

PTI leader says British foreign secretary should not be telling Pakistan how to conduct its relations with India

Met Police spokesperson says two men, aged 39 and 41, have been arrested under the Public Order Act

International Court of Justice is to examine whether it is competent to hear lawsuits against India and Pakistan

Bosses from BT, Marks & Spencer, Asda and oil firm BP argue that access to EU's single market enabled firms to grow

Says the vote will be "one of the biggest decisions this country will face in our lifetimes"

Report also finds high levels of agreement that Islam rejects forced marriage, forced conversion and racism

The court warned that its decision did not mean that all past convictions should be overturned

Kate says she and William would not hesitate to seek emotional or psychiatric help for their children

Despite its long-standing semi-detached approach to Europe, keeping Britain was well worth the trouble, says d'Estaing