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Coronavirus has ‘pandemic potential’, says World Health Organisation
With the virus now reaching every corner of the world, countries are putting in place increasingly aggressive counter measures.
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Government reveals Brexit negotiation demands
If there’s no progress – we could just walk away. There’s certainly no mood for compromise from Britain – as the government set out its plan for the Brexit trade talks with the EU, starting in Brussels on Monday.
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A Club like no other? | Investigation into historic child abuse at Celtic Boys’ Club
An independent inquiry will soon report on the decades of child sex abuse in Scottish football.
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The human cost of flooding: The struggle to rebuild from devastating UK floods has only just begun
For the communities left badly damaged by flooding – the struggle to rebuild has only just begun.
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Series 4, Episode 9: Frankie Bridge
Frankie Bridge is best known for being a singer, formerly a member of the girl group, The Saturdays and previously S Club Juniors.
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Deadly clashes in Delhi during Trump visit
Delhi has been rocked by violent protests during President Trump’s state visit to India.
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Many still in prison six months after India crackdown in Kashmir
While President Trump refused to comment on protests in the Indian capital, he did offer to mediate on the crisis in Kashmir, saying the region had been “a thorn in lots of people’s sides” for a long time.
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‘This is the moment something has changed’ – Hollyoaks actor Lysette Anthony on Weinstein case
In the UK, Harvey Weinstein’s accusers also welcomed yesterday’s outcome – found guilty of third-degree rape and a first-degree criminal sexual act.
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‘I said I’ve heard you rape women’, journalist Kim Masters explains how she confronted Harvey Weinstein over allegations of sexual assault
Kim Masters is in Los Angeles and is editor-at-large for the Hollywood Reporter,
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What will Weinstein’s conviction mean for Hollywood and the Me Too movement?
Women around the world have been celebrating the conviction of Harvey Weinstein who was found guilty yesterday of sexual assault and rape.
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EU ministers agree UK trade talks red lines
EU ministers have agreed their opening position for post-Brexit trade talks with the UK.
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‘Only develop floodplain if no serious alternative’ – Environment Agency’s Sir James Bevan
Head of the Environment Agency, Sir James Bevan
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‘Danger to life’ flood warnings in place as River Severn rises
Two severe ‘danger-to-life’ flood warnings remain in place for Ironbridge and Shrewsbury, as the River Severn continues to rise.
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‘So far in UK cases we’ve seen have been brought in from other places’ – Dr Rosalind Eggo on coronavirus
Dr Rosalind Eggo is an infectious disease modeller at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Tenerife hotel in lockdown over coronavirus
The Coronavirus is spreading, and with it: confusion, economic uncertainty and fear.
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Political establishment turned ‘blind eye’ to child sexual abuse allegations, says inquiry
The former leader of the Liberal party Lord Steel has resigned from the House of Lords after an inquiry into child abuse accused him of an “abdication of responsibility”.
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FactCheck: the Conservatives’ youth unemployment claim
The party says there are now 458,000 fewer young people out of work than in 2010.
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White Helmets chief: ‘Place of Syrian regime is in International Criminal Court’
Cathy spoke to Raad Al Saleh, the head of the White Helmets. He’s in London today to meet the Foreign Office minister James Cleverley.
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Trump draws big crowds during India visit
A mutual admiration show – complete with cheering crowds – President Trump has been hailed by more than a hundred thousand people who packed a rally at the start of his trip to India – along with a lavish welcome from prime Minister Narendra Modi.
