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‘I had no qualms’: The people turning in loved ones for the Capitol attack
Read More The majority of more than 140,000 tips sent to the FBI about the attack have come from friends and family of those involved When Alison Lopez discovered her uncle’s sister had been part of the mob that breached the Capitol doors on 6 January, she immediately reported her to the FBI. “I had…
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UK eyes easing of COVID-19 lockdown in March: Live
Read MoreWith Europe’s highest coronavirus death toll, the United Kingdom has been under a national shutdown since January 5.With Europe’s highest coronavirus death toll, the United Kingdom has been under a national shutdown since January 5.
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Uganda election: Bobi Wine ‘fearful for life’ after Museveni win
Read MoreThe main opposition candidate rejects the result that saw President Museveni win a sixth term.The main opposition candidate rejects the result that saw President Museveni win a sixth term.
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51 adverse reactions reported & 1 person hospitalized in Delhi as India begins world’s largest Covid-19 vaccination program
Read More Dozens of health workers in Delhi who were the first in line to be inoculated against Covid-19 have experienced side effects from the jab, with one admitted to the ICU, as India begins its nationwide immunization drive. At least 51 healthcare workers in India’s capital suffered minor adverse reactions after receiving the jab…
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Death toll from violence in Sudan’s West Darfur rises to 48
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Bobi Wine to legally contest Uganda vote, urges non-violence
Read MoreUganda’s opposition leader urges supporters to refrain from violence as he plans to challenge Museveni win in court.Uganda’s opposition leader urges supporters to refrain from violence as he plans to challenge Museveni win in court.
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Netflix’s ‘Crash Landing on You’ Will Take Your Breath Away
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Two female judges shot dead in Kabul as wave of killings continues
Read More Assassination of supreme court judges follows months of increased violence in Afghanistan Gunmen shot dead two Afghan women judges working for the country’s supreme court in an early-morning ambush in Kabul on Sunday, officials said, as a wave of assassinations continued to rattle the nation. Violence has surged across Afghanistan in recent months…
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The Challenges Posed By COVID-19 Pushed Many Workers to Strike. Will the Labor Movement See Sustained Interest?
Read More Cerue Cotton never expected to find herself on a picket line. As a forklift operator for Cash-Wa, a regional food distributor in Fargo, North Dakota, she enjoyed the physical challenges and responsibility of her job, and was used to working overnight hours. But this fall, everything changed. The coronavirus, which had seemed like…
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Trump heads for new life in Florida, marking end of an era in New York
Read More The born-and-raised New Yorker seems ready to leave the city in which he made his name – and few will mourn his departure When Donald Trump leaves the White House on 20 January, reports indicate that he will not return to his home town of New York City but rather, reside at his…
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Many Ugandans are desperate for change but now it seems nothing will shift Museveni | Patience Akumu
Read More The president ‘shut down’ the internet as he won the election. You don’t stay in power for 40 years by taking risks Days before Uganda’s presidential election – voting took place last Thursday – the incumbent, 76-year-old Yoweri Museveni, ordered that social media be switched off. People found their way around that by…
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Russian Navy deploys stealth patrol vessel to Syria
Read More The Russian Navy had deployed its latest patrol vessel Dmitry Rogachev to the naval base at Tartus on the north Syrian coast. The Project 22160 patrol ship Dmitry Rogachev was filmed heading cruising down the Bosphorus. The video was posted on social media by Bosphorus-based naval observer Cavit Ege Tulça. The Russian Black…
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Covid: Australian Open players frustrated by hotel isolation
Read MoreDozens of top players are confined to hotel rooms for 14 days, throwing their training into disarray.Dozens of top players are confined to hotel rooms for 14 days, throwing their training into disarray.
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Statehouses, US capital brace for potentially violent week
Read MoreSome capitols are closed, fences are up and extra police are in place at statehouses across the U.S. as authorities brace for potentially violent demonstrations over the coming daysSome capitols are closed, fences are up and extra police are in place at statehouses across the U.S. as authorities brace for potentially violent demonstrations over…
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Marcus Rashford: the making of a food superhero
Read More Coaches, charity workers – and the footballer himself – reveal what drives the man who twice tackled Boris Johnson on child hunger and won Show me the child at seven and I will show you the man, the old wisdom says. But in football terms, you never know, not really, which kids are…
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America is broken – can Biden and Harris put it back together?
Read More The US is riven with stark inequalities, rising white supremacist terror and large numbers who believe the election was stolen. The new administration faces a truly daunting challenge In another age, Joe Biden’s promise to heal the nation might have been regarded as the kind of blandishment expected from any new leader taking…
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FBI probing Capitol riot link to foreign governments, groups
Read MoreBureau examining payments of $500,000 in bitcoin made by a French national to key far-right figures and groups.Bureau examining payments of $500,000 in bitcoin made by a French national to key far-right figures and groups.
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Afghanistan conflict: Female judges shot dead in Kabul
Read MoreThe two women were targeted by gunmen while travelling to their office in a vehicle, officials say.The two women were targeted by gunmen while travelling to their office in a vehicle, officials say.
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First fruits of vaccine rollout ‘should be seen in weeks’
Read More Experts agree that the impact of the jab will vary regionally and among different groups Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Analysts are involved in an urgent effort to gauge the impact of Britain’s mass Covid-19 vaccine campaign and to pinpoint dates when lockdown measures can be eased. More than…
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Space oddity: song rejected by Kubrick for 2001 released after 52 years
Read More Stanley Kubrick asked a young publicist to write a track for his movie, but didn’t use it. Now we can all hear it Stanley Kubrick’s enigmatic film 2001: A Space Odyssey has posed a puzzle from the first. The unsettling story of a manned space journey to Jupiter, it continues to intrigue audiences…
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Poison squad stalked Alexei Navalny on 40 flights, says Bellingcat investigator
Read More As Russian opposition leader returns to Moscow, flight records show how Kremlin agents have been following him for years Less than five months after an apparent novichok poisoning put him in a coma, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was planning to fly into Moscow on Sunday, defying threats by Russian officials that he…
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In Pictures: Aftermath of the deadly Indonesia earthquake
Read MoreRescuers continue searching for survivors in the rubble left behind by a magnitude 6.2 quake.Rescuers continue searching for survivors in the rubble left behind by a magnitude 6.2 quake.
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The free-market gamble: has Covid broken UK universities?
Read More The pandemic has exposed the impact of 20 years of turning higher education into a marketplace and students into increasingly dissatisfied customers In 2018-19 Manchester City FC had revenues of £535.2m. Manchester United had £627m. The University of Manchester made more than £1bn – not far short, in other words, of the combined…
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How Stephen King’s gun essay found new life in ‘Gomorrah’
Read More The horror writer agrees to let an editor whose cousin was shot and killed by Camorra gangs print his work on gun violence A non-fiction essay about gun violence by the American horror writer Stephen King will be produced by a tiny publishing house in Scampia, on the outskirts of Naples, known as…
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From dolphins to rewilding: 11 environment-aware holidays for 2021
Read More From rewilding to marine conservation, these breaks for later in the year have a restorative effect on nature – and holidaymakers, too The idea of rewilding – moving away from current forestry and agricultural techniques and allowing nature to thrive – is gaining ground. Continue reading…From rewilding to marine conservation, these breaks for…
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Egypt 2011: ‘We did not know we would be documenting history’
Read MoreA photojournalist who was in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in January 2011 revisits the day he knew things had changed for good.A photojournalist who was in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in January 2011 revisits the day he knew things had changed for good.
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Wheelchair climber hauls himself 250 metres up Hong Kong skyscraper for charity
Read More Lai Chi-wai spent 10 hours pulling himself up the tower to raise money for spinal cord patients Lai Chi-wai has become the first in Hong Kong to climb more than 250 metres of a skyscraper while strapped into a wheelchair, as he pulled himself up for more than 10 hours on Saturday to…
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Mahatma Gandhi’s killer venerated as Hindu nationalism resurges in India
Read More Nathuram Godse rehabilitated from traitor to patriot for many, as Gandi’s vision of secular India eroded by ruling BJP Last Sunday, in a nondescript building in the India city of Gwalior, 200 miles south of Delhi, a large crowd of men gathered. Most wore bright saffron hats and scarves, a colour evoking Hindu…
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Indonesia quake toll hits 56 as rescuers race to find survivors
Read MoreTwo days after the disaster, it is unclear if there are people still trapped but alive under the debris on Sulawesi.Two days after the disaster, it is unclear if there are people still trapped but alive under the debris on Sulawesi.
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Frankfurt Airport’s evacuation sparked by man shouting ‘I will kill you all, Allahu Akbar’, when confronted for not wearing mask
Read More German police have taken into custody a Slovenian man who refused to wear a mask at the Frankfurt airport and threatened to kill everybody, thus prompting an evacuation of parts of the building and the train station’s closure. Frankfurt Airport’s Terminal 1, along with its adjacent train station, was shut down on Saturday…
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Our Fragile Optimism
Read More A version of this article appeared in this week’s It’s Not Just You newsletter. SUBSCRIBE HERE to have It’s Not Just You delivered to your inbox every Sunday. 🌞 Well hello! I’m so glad you’re here. This week: the fight to stay optimistic, evidence of human kindness, and a Beirut comfort cat. OUR…
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Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny due to fly back to Russia despite arrest threat
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Health minister reassures Australians over vaccine rollout after Norway adverse reactions report
Read More Federal health minister Greg Hunt says ‘safety is the number one priority’ and vows to keep public updated on Norwegian deaths Australian authorities will examine reports of potentially adverse reactions to the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine in Norway but the health minister said it was not yet clear whether several reported deaths were related…
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Police and National Guard scramble to secure D.C. and state capitols
Read More Ahead of right-wing protests planned for Sunday, law enforcement stepped up security at capitols around the nation. Ahead of right-wing protests planned for Sunday, law enforcement stepped up security at capitols around the nation.
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Historians having to tape together records that Trump tore up
Read More Implications for public record and legal proceedings after administration seized or destroyed papers, notes and other information The public will not see Donald Trump’s White House records for years, but there is growing concern the collection will never be complete – leaving a hole in the history of one of America’s most tumultuous…
