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Most popular today Rishi Sunak and Donal Skehan directly after him.
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UK unveils controversial plans to stop migrants crossing Channel illegally on small boats
The Journal · over 2 years
Brexit Rishi Sunak's Windsor Framework suggests a new relationship with EU and offers hope Tories can win next general election – Murdo Fraser
TheScotsman · over 2 years · 2
Rishi Sunak’s small boats bill to push ‘boundaries of international law’ says Home Secretary Suella Braverman
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Rishi Sunak’s small boats bill to push ‘boundaries of international law’ says Home Secretary Suella Braverman
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Rishi Sunak has “pushed the boundaries of international law” with legislation to tackle small boat crossings of the…
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Donal Skehan
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Who is popular today, a project that regularly archives news and public figures from the Wikipedia, then links current events with public figures, and then comes the statistics, information extraction and patterns recognision. The project aims primarily at analyzing news to extract information and linking it more favorably to the reader, instead of reading the news randomly. The other goal is to archive news as profiles for public figures, making them a permanent reference for researchers. The project depends on some of the links between the unstructured texts (news) and entities (people) through the analysis of text and the approach with the names of public figures, in addition to some of the process of identifying the images of the characters through the news in which it was mentioned.