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UK 'will not be cowed by terrorism' says PM after taxi blast

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Addressing a Downing Street press conference, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Britain will "not be cowed by terrorism" after a homemade bomb destroyed a taxi outside a hospital in Liverpool, killing a passenger. SOUNDBITE

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