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Ben Makori

Video Journalist at Reuters News

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Recent Articles

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Gold fever sends some vintage luxury watches to the melting furnace

Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of these used watch models.
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Scared and angry British Jews demand more from government after kni...

Scared, angry at the government, and wondering whether they need to leave the country, British Jews in the north London suburb of Golders Green were reeling a day after an attacker stabbed two men ​in the street.
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Britain's lifetime smoking ban set to become law

Britain's plans to ban future generations from buying cigarettes will become law this week, ushering in a policy still overshadowed by questions over how effective it will ​be in stopping smoking.
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Bomb damage at Iran's Evin prison raises fears for detained Britons...

A British couple jailed in Iran have described explosions shaking Evin prison where they are being held and damage to their ​wing as the conflict intensifies around Tehran, their son told Reuters after speaking to ‌them on Tuesday.
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UK police says two British men arrested after train attack

British police said on Sunday that a knife attack on a train was not being treated as a terrorist incident and two British men had been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
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UK police say train stabbings carried out by lone attacker, not ter...

The attack put 11 people in hospital. The two men arrested were a 32-year-old male, a Black British national, and a 35-year-old British national of Caribbean descent.
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Four arrested after Trump, Epstein images projected onto Britain's ...

Four people were arrested on Tuesday following a projection of images of Donald Trump alongside sex offender Jeffrey Epstein onto the royal Windsor Castle, where the U.S. President is set to be hosted by King Charles during his state visit to Britain.
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Britain tries to tackle youth knife crime crisis

A year after one of Britain's most harrowing knife attacks, the government is urging young people to drop off bladed weapons at "amnesty" bins or mobile vans in a month-long campaign - part of efforts to control knife-related violence, particularly when it involves youths.
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Rare Banksy, owned by blink-182's Mark Hoppus, heads to auction

A rare Banksy artwork, hand-painted by the elusive street artist and owned by U.S. musician Mark Hoppus, heads to auction on Tuesday with a price estimate of up to $6.35 million.
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One Direction stars join mourners at Liam Payne's funeral

The former members of boy band "One Direction" were among the mourners at the funeral of their band mate Liam Payne on Wednesday, just over a month after the singer died aged 31.
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UK's assisted dying campaigners say people deserve control

Sophie Korevaar, 40, says she is consumed by worry that she may face intolerable suffering in the future, with no power to control for how long.
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FKA twigs' body movement art shakes up Sotheby's

At Sotheby's in London, a group of people are taking turns to swing their arms, thrust their hips and twist their bodies on the floor, as part of a performance artwork created by British singer-songwriter FKA twigs.
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Fed-up Britons consider an election gamble on wildcard Farage

Jun 14, 2024 ... Britain's two main political parties are battling hard for the east London town of Romford, but some voters there are weary of broken ...
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In Wales, Europe's first Black national leader sees racism resurging

When he took office as First Minister of Wales in March, Vaughan Gething became the first Black head of government in Europe - yet he believes UK society is more overtly racist than a decade ago.
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London insect farm hatches plan for greener way to feed animals

Buzzing underneath a set of railway arches in central London are hundreds of thousands of little flies, showcasing insect-farming technology that could help fight climate change.
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Iceland prepares to shield geothermal plant from risk of volcanic e...

Icelandic authorities were on Tuesday preparing to build defence walls around a geothermal power plant in the southwestern part of the country that they hope will protect it from lava flows amid concerns about an imminent volcanic eruption.
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England fans devastated but full of hope after World Cup final loss

England soccer fans went home in bitter disappointment on Sunday after <a href=”/sports/soccer/spain-crowned-womens-world-cup-champions-first-time-2023-08-20/”>losing</a> the Women’s World Cup final 1-0 to Spain, but in defeat many of them also found inspiration and hope for future generations in the sport.
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Global conservation mission sets sail from UK in Darwin's wake

Almost two centuries after Charles Darwin’s voyage around the world, environmentalists plan to follow in his footsteps by undertaking a two-year journey across four continents to study endemic wildlife and boost conservation.
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London's expanding clean air zone sparks economy-vs-environment fight

The ring of cameras trained on London’s roads to charge drivers of the most polluting vehicles 12.50 pounds ($16) a day is due to expand next month - and not everyone is happy about it.
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Exhausted and struggling to pay bills, British nurses go on strike

Tens of thousands of nurses across England walked out of hospitals on Wednesday, on strike over low pay that they say leaves them struggling to cover their bills and extreme stress at work that has pushed many to the edge.
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From bombs to ballet: Ukraine dancers perform 'Giselle' in London

At the London Coliseum theatre, a cast of Ukrainian dancers rehearse a new production of "Giselle", as Russian-born choreographer and former Bolshoi Ballet director Alexei Ratmansky watches from the sidelines.