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Jilted woman stabs ex then celebrates with lager as she walks free from court
mirror– A woman branded a “danger to men” after stabbing her ex in a drunken rage has been pictured buying…
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Merkel to visit areas devastated by floods in Germany as death toll tops 180 in Europe
france24– Chancellor Angela Merkel is to visit flood-ravaged areas in Germany on Sunday to survey the damage and meet survivors,…
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Italy, Germany and Poland among possible additions to green travel list
thisislocallondon– Italy, Germany and Poland are among the destinations most likely to be added to the Government’s green travel list,…
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Coronavirus summer wave could lead to hundreds of daily deaths within weeks, officials warn
independent– Lifting the final corornavirus restrictions will pile pressure on the NHS, England’s chief medical officer has warned, as government…
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World passes ‘tragic milestone’ of four million recorded Covid-19 deaths
france24– The world passed the “tragic milestone” of four million recorded Covid-19 fatalities on Wednesday, the World Health Organization said,…
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Hundreds gather to support Bloody Sunday and Hegarty families
bbc– Hundreds have gathered in Londonderry protesting the decision not to bring two Army veterans to trial for their actions during…
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Canada heatwave: Hottest day ever recorded in British Columbia with ‘worse’ to come
express– Thermometers rose to 46.1C in Lytton British Colombia, according to data provided by Environment Canada. This was 1.1C higher…
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France and leaders of EU member countries declare support for LGBT rights
rfi– The leaders of more than half of EU member countries declared their support for defending LGBT rights in a…
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No resolution on S-400 dispute at Biden-Erdoğan meeting
fr24news– President Joe Biden and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan agreed during their meeting in Brussels this week that Turkey…
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EU, UK voice doubts about Covid vaccine patent waiver at world trade talks
rfi.fr– The EU, Britain and Japan have continued to voice doubts at the World Trade Organisation about a proposed intellectual…
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