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Shallow 5.5 earthquake hits eastern Turkey
Read More A powerful earthquake, measuring some 5.5 in magnitude, has rocked Turkey’s eastern province of Elazig. The location had already been devastated by a mighty jolt early this year, with at least 41 killed and over 1,500 injured. The earthquake shook eastern Turkey early on Sunday. According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), the…
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Cutting foreign aid will put girls at risk
Read More Now, mid-pandemic, would be the worst time to abandon our commitment to the world’s poorest countries Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage “The great strategic prize of the 21st century is the full economic, political and social empowerment of women,” said William Hague, when he was foreign secretary. “There are…
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Cutting foreign aid will put girls at risk
Read More Now, mid-pandemic, would be the worst time to abandon our commitment to the world’s poorest countries Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage “The great strategic prize of the 21st century is the full economic, political and social empowerment of women,” said William Hague, when he was foreign secretary. “There are…
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EU kicks off mass COVID vaccination campaign: Live news
Read MoreLatest updates as EU nations launch coordinated vaccination campaign while fears grow over new coronavirus strain.Latest updates as EU nations launch coordinated vaccination campaign while fears grow over new coronavirus strain.
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EU kicks off mass COVID vaccination campaign: Live news
Read MoreLatest updates as EU nations launch coordinated vaccination campaign while fears grow over new coronavirus strain.Latest updates as EU nations launch coordinated vaccination campaign while fears grow over new coronavirus strain.
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The chateaux’s shut: will a yurt do? Staycations keep millions at home
Read More Domestic holidays are booked solid – but uncertainty over lockdowns has hit foreign travel Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The fresh round of travel restrictions and lockdowns in the UK is set to stretch the summer staycation boom well into 2021, as consumers anxious about travelling abroad plan domestic…
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The chateaux’s shut: will a yurt do? Staycations keep millions at home
Read More Domestic holidays are booked solid – but uncertainty over lockdowns has hit foreign travel Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The fresh round of travel restrictions and lockdowns in the UK is set to stretch the summer staycation boom well into 2021, as consumers anxious about travelling abroad plan domestic…
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: The Last Interview and Other Conversations – review
Read More In seven revealing interviews, the late US supreme court justice sheds light on her astonishing career in a profession once the preserve of men When Ruth Bader Ginsburg graduated from law school in 1959, women made up 3% of lawyers in the US and there were no women judges on the federal courts…
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: The Last Interview and Other Conversations – review
Read More In seven revealing interviews, the late US supreme court justice sheds light on her astonishing career in a profession once the preserve of men When Ruth Bader Ginsburg graduated from law school in 1959, women made up 3% of lawyers in the US and there were no women judges on the federal courts…
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Italians might speak faster but they’re not actually saying more than the rest of us | Torsten Bell
Read More Research into language reveals that we’re united in our information processing abilities, whatever language we speak The pandemic has brought universal harm to humans. But this universalism has been combined with many believing in the exceptionalism of those they live among and the culpability of those they haven’t met. In March, many in…
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Italians might speak faster but they’re not actually saying more than the rest of us | Torsten Bell
Read More Research into language reveals that we’re united in our information processing abilities, whatever language we speak The pandemic has brought universal harm to humans. But this universalism has been combined with many believing in the exceptionalism of those they live among and the culpability of those they haven’t met. In March, many in…
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The breakthough medicines that could change the course of Covid
Read More Dexamethasone demonstrates power of large-scale, randomised trials in finding effective medicines Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage It remains one of the most dramatically successful outcomes in the battle against Covid-19. A cheap treatment for inflammation was found to save lives of seriously ill patients while a trio of much-touted…
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The breakthough medicines that could change the course of Covid
Read More Dexamethasone demonstrates power of large-scale, randomised trials in finding effective medicines Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage It remains one of the most dramatically successful outcomes in the battle against Covid-19. A cheap treatment for inflammation was found to save lives of seriously ill patients while a trio of much-touted…
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Polls open in Central African Republic under threat of violence
Read MoreUN ‘determined’ to help CAR vote on Sunday as rebel alliance resumes march on the capital, Bangui.UN ‘determined’ to help CAR vote on Sunday as rebel alliance resumes march on the capital, Bangui.
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Polls open in Central African Republic under threat of violence
Read MoreUN ‘determined’ to help CAR vote on Sunday as rebel alliance resumes march on the capital, Bangui.UN ‘determined’ to help CAR vote on Sunday as rebel alliance resumes march on the capital, Bangui.
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In a year of forced solitude, Barcelona rediscovers the companionship of books
Read More Independent bookshops are thriving in the Catalan city where people view them as havens Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Throughout the pandemic, technology has been saving our jobs and our sanity – but in Barcelona the lockdowns have led to the revival of one of humanity’s simplest and most…
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In a year of forced solitude, Barcelona rediscovers the companionship of books
Read More Independent bookshops are thriving in the Catalan city where people view them as havens Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Throughout the pandemic, technology has been saving our jobs and our sanity – but in Barcelona the lockdowns have led to the revival of one of humanity’s simplest and most…
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Covid: EU launches mass vaccination in ‘touching moment of unity’
Read MoreSome member states jumped the gun ahead of Sunday’s co-ordinated rollout of a coronavirus jab.Some member states jumped the gun ahead of Sunday’s co-ordinated rollout of a coronavirus jab.
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Covid: EU launches mass vaccination in ‘touching moment of unity’
Read MoreSome member states jumped the gun ahead of Sunday’s co-ordinated rollout of a coronavirus jab.Some member states jumped the gun ahead of Sunday’s co-ordinated rollout of a coronavirus jab.
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Iran: Climbers die in blizzards and avalanche
Read MoreAt least 10 climbers are killed and seven others are missing in the Alborz mountains near Tehran.At least 10 climbers are killed and seven others are missing in the Alborz mountains near Tehran.
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Iran: Climbers die in blizzards and avalanche
Read MoreAt least 10 climbers are killed and seven others are missing in the Alborz mountains near Tehran.At least 10 climbers are killed and seven others are missing in the Alborz mountains near Tehran.
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EU launches vaccine rollout, historic day in virus fight
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Margaret Thatcher said plan for the euro was ‘a rush of blood’, archives reveal
Read More The then British PM told her Irish counterpart that the bureaucracy in Brussels was a ‘politburo’ and was tying the UK up in regulations, papers show Margaret Thatcher branded the European commission’s plans for a single currency as a “rush of blood to the head”, according to 30-year-old documents released from the Irish…
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Margaret Thatcher said plan for the euro was ‘a rush of blood’, archives reveal
Read More The then British PM told her Irish counterpart that the bureaucracy in Brussels was a ‘politburo’ and was tying the UK up in regulations, papers show Margaret Thatcher branded the European commission’s plans for a single currency as a “rush of blood to the head”, according to 30-year-old documents released from the Irish…
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‘Pope’s thumbs-up gave me more confidence,’ Instagram star says, as Vatican account likes ANOTHER model’s sexy photo
Read More Amid yet another ‘racy thumbs-up’ scandal, a Brazilian bikini model said that a ‘like’ from Pope Francis’ Instagram account last month not only boosted her following and profits, but also inspired her to post humbler photos. There was a massive scandal after the official Instagram account of the head of the Catholic Church…
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‘Pope’s thumbs-up gave me more confidence,’ Instagram star says, as Vatican account likes ANOTHER model’s sexy photo
Read More Amid yet another ‘racy thumbs-up’ scandal, a Brazilian bikini model said that a ‘like’ from Pope Francis’ Instagram account last month not only boosted her following and profits, but also inspired her to post humbler photos. There was a massive scandal after the official Instagram account of the head of the Catholic Church…
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Ten climbers killed in Iran after heavy snowfall
Read MoreState media says 10 climbers killed and several others missing after heavy snowfall in mountains north of Tehran.State media says 10 climbers killed and several others missing after heavy snowfall in mountains north of Tehran.
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Ten climbers killed in Iran after heavy snowfall
Read MoreState media says 10 climbers killed and several others missing after heavy snowfall in mountains north of Tehran.State media says 10 climbers killed and several others missing after heavy snowfall in mountains north of Tehran.
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Global report: AstraZeneca chief believes Covid vaccine will work on variant strain
Read More Pascal Soirot says firm has ‘winning formula’ to improve Oxford jab’s efficacy, as countries across Europe roll out vaccination programs See all our coronavirus coverage The head of the firm behind the Oxford Covid vaccine has said researchers believe the jab will be effective against the variant strain of the virus that was…
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Global report: AstraZeneca chief believes Covid vaccine will work on variant strain
Read More Pascal Soirot says firm has ‘winning formula’ to improve Oxford jab’s efficacy, as countries across Europe roll out vaccination programs See all our coronavirus coverage The head of the firm behind the Oxford Covid vaccine has said researchers believe the jab will be effective against the variant strain of the virus that was…
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Three shot dead after gunman opens fire at bowling alley in Rockford, Illinois
Read More A suspect is in custody after what authorities believe was a random attack at Don Carter Lanes, 80 miles north-west of Chicago A gunman has opened fire inside a bowling alley in Illinois, killing three people and injuring three others in what authorities believe was a random attack. A “person of interest” was…
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Three shot dead after gunman opens fire at bowling alley in Rockford, Illinois
Read More A suspect is in custody after what authorities believe was a random attack at Don Carter Lanes, 80 miles north-west of Chicago A gunman has opened fire inside a bowling alley in Illinois, killing three people and injuring three others in what authorities believe was a random attack. A “person of interest” was…
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At least 10 climbers killed in avalanches in Iran’s Alborz mountains
Read More Several more mountaineers are unaccounted for and seven crew on a capsized ship are missing after wild weather across the region At least 10 climbers have died and several more are missing after a blizzard triggered avalanches in mountains north of Iran’s capital, Tehran, state media reported on Saturday. Several climbers have remained…
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Shooting at Illinois bowling alley leaves 3 dead, 3 injured
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