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Balfour resigns as British premier after long tenure
The piece notes Arthur James Balfour's resignation after leading the Conservative government since July 1902, tracing his political lineage back to Beaconsfield and his Scottish birth in 1848, with mention of his relation to the late Lord Salisbury. It also covers other diverse items including a life imprisonment for a Filipino boy in the Ormoc school stabbing case and various unrelated global briefs.
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