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• Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discourages other nations to pay ransoms despite Canadian's death in the Philippines

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called on other nations not to pay ransom for release of hostages. Canada and Britain believe that this practice only fuels the violent and illegal activities of militant groups all over the world.

• Cameron ends tampon tax at EU Brussels' summit

  The United Kingdom's Prime Minister, David William Donald Cameron, claims victory for feminists as his proposal of removing tax on tampons was supported at the European Union during the Brussel's summit.

• Global business leaders urge Britain to stay in the EU to avoid socio-economic ramifications

  Business leaders have weighed in on the looming Brexit referendum, suggesting that remaining in the EU would be in UK's best interest.

• Ministerial Code No 10 faces legal challenge to be rewritten

  Restoring the original Ministerial Code No. 10 regarding the goverment's obligation to maintain international law is what the Gulf Center for Human Rights (GCHR) appeals to Downing Street. The "overarching duty" was ommitted from it.

• Poland to seek migrant payment details before accepting UK-EU deal

  The United Kingdom's negotiations with the European Union to stay asks the EU to allow countries to limit the social benefits migrant workers from fellow EU countries should receive.

• Longer Sunday working hours law being amended by government

  After David Cameron's effort to revive it, Sunday Trading Law is being amended now and will benefit local businesses and communities. Meanwhile, reactions from certain organization emerged after the announcement.

• PM Cameron seeks to curb 'spurious' legal claims by firms claiming British military abuse on Iraqi civilians

  Prime Minister David Cameron asked the National Security Council to create plans to curb the victimization of British military from “spurious” legal claims by organizations that the Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has criticised as “ambulance-chasing British law firms.”

• Cameron Stern on Taking Down 'Spurious' Military Legal Claims

  British Prime Minister, David Cameron, ordered a clampdown against legal cases intended for Bristish soldiers who risked their lives in Iraq.

• Ease European Union Trade Rules With Jordan, Britain's Prime Minister Urges

  The Prime Minister of Britain is urging European Union leaders to relax the trade rules with Jordan in an effort to provide more support for those affected by the Syrian conflict.

• Britain must honor pledge to grant Scotland powers, Gordon Brown says

  Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown told British leaders on Saturday that they must honor their promise to grant further powers to Scotland after voters backed staying in the United Kingdom in an independence referendum.