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Duffy, who took a hiatus from music in 2011, wrote on Instagram that she would soon be releasing an interview about the incident and how it stalled her career.
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aUltimately, we expect we will see community spread in this country,a the CDC said.
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The shocking news comes days after Haney was forced to step aside as CEO due to the company's reported financial struggles.
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Janavs pleaded guilty in October to paying $300,000 in bribes to help her two daughters cheat on college entrance exams.
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"If you are a school district that thinks you can bully a gay teacher out of their job, I hope you remember my name and I hope you think twice," said Stacy Bailey.
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Did we get it right?
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The Orlando police officer who initiated the arrest was later fired from the department.
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Cece, is that you?!
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Well, can you?
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The stuff that REALLY matters.
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Dick Pound is back in the news again.
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Keep 'em coming, folks.
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Historians will one day marvel at this.
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FYI: Don't always shoot your shot.
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"It sounds like she's singing in cursive."
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They must be PROTECTED at ALL COSTS!!!
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Will there ever be a drama- free Fantasy Suite episode?
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One and done.
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Who needs an assistant when you have your desk?
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"Itas like, whose side are you on?"
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Fancy being an orgy planner?
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Time to put Carrie Bradshaw's stories to shame.
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Do you need some ice for that burn?
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Some of them may even have gotten a timeout.
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"Itas important to show myself underneath it all."
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How well can you see?
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Oh, Peter.
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This is why I watch TV.
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"A young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again."
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Is it true love?
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"Avan Jogia owns this hole."
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What a wild ride we're all on.
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It's all about balance.
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Labour leadership hustings saw frontrunner criticised for partyas atone-deafa approach
The contenders to become Labour leader have clashed over Brexit and compulsory re-selection for MPs in an occasionally testy hustings event, with the race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn intensifying as party members start to cast their ballots.
At Tuesday nightas event in Manchester organised by the Guardian, frontrunner Sir Keir Starmer came under sustained fire from Rebecca Long-Bailey and Lisa Nandy over what the latter called Labouras atone deafa approach to Brexit, which they said helped contribute to Decemberas crushing election loss.
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Key issues will be resetting UKas relationships with allies and developing cyber capabilities
Boris Johnson has unveiled a post-Brexit review of foreign and defence policy in an attempt to determine Britainas national security strategy for the next five years.
The six-month exercise is another step in the prime ministeras assertion of control following the controversial cabinet reshuffle, and comes amid growing cyber threats and uncertainty about the UKas place in the world.
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Welsh singer made statement on Instagram saying she was held captive for several days
Aimee Duffy, the Welsh pop singer known as Duffy who retreated from the public eye following her hugely successful debut album Rockferry, has said she was drugged, held captive and raped by an unidentified person.
In a statement on her official Instagram account she said: aThe truth is, and please trust me I am OK and safe now, I was raped and drugged and held captive over some days. Of course I survived. The recovery took time. Thereas no light way to say it. But I can tell you in the last decade, the thousands and thousands of days I committed to wanting to feel the sunshine in my heart again, the sun does now shine.a
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Witness says alleged abuse came from girl who went with Shukri Abdi to river in Bury
A child at the same school as a 12-year-old Somali refugee who drowned told an inquest on Tuesday that hours before her death the girl had been apushed arounda by one of the children who went with her to the river.
The body of Shukri Abdi, who first came to the UK in January 2017, was found in the River Irwell in Bury, Lancashire in June 2019. A group of children were with her at the river in the period before she died.
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Guests confined to hotel rooms complain of lack of information and fear a long wait
British tourists have been left in limbo waiting to learn their fate after the Tenerife hotel they are staying in was placed in lockdown because of coronavirus fears.
Guests were confined to their rooms after an Italian doctor who stayed at the hotel tested positive for the potentially deadly virus. Despite warnings from experts that the quarantine of passengers and staff on the Diamond Princess ship may have been counterproductive, allowing the virus to spread, tourists fear they may be in for a similarly long stay at the hotel.
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As anxiety grips the city many are fearful of the epidemicas effect on the Italian economy
The people of Milan are not used to seeing their frenetic city so devoid of life.
aIt is extremely empty,a said Angela Trapani as she stood outside a chemist opposite the cityas imposing Gothic cathedral. aIave never experienced anything like this. I live on the outskirts and work nearby; the good news is I managed to get a seat on the train this morning.a
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 18:58:25 GMT
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Anoosheh Ashoori, a British-Iranian citizen, is among those who may be forced to move
Prisoners in Iranas Evin prison, including a British-Iranian dual national, are protesting against plans for them to be transferred to a ward that they believe previously held a coronavirus victim.
Sherry Ashoori, whose dual national husband, Anoosheh Ashoori, 65, was jailed by the Iranian authorities for 12 years, said she has contacted the Foreign Office to warn them of the plans to transfer her husband and others to the prisonas ward 4.
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Dow Jones lost 877 or 3.1%, the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped 2.7% and the S&P 500 fell 3% following similar losses across the Atlantic
Investors sold off shares across the world for a second day on Tuesday as fears of the economic impact of the coronavirus continued to grow.
In New York the major markets experienced their biggest drop in two years amid fears that the growing virus outbreak will put the brakes on the global economy and more companies warned the outbreak will hurt their finances.
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Leadership race gets slightly warmer but Keir Starmer, Rebecca Long-Bailey and Lisa Nandy are stuck in their roles
Now this is not the end. Itas not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. The Labour leadership contest already feels like it has lasted an eternity and thereas a fair chance that by the time it ends on 4 April half the country will never get to find out who has actually won because they will have died of the coronavirus. Actually, scrub that. With Matt Hancock in charge of the NHS, the mortality rate could be significantly higher.
But the roadshow moves inexorably onwards and it has now reached Manchester for the Guardianas own leadership hustings in front of an audience of 800. So Rebecca Long-Bailey, Lisa Nandy and Keir Starmer took to the stage like an old band preparing to perform their greatest hits. They may have had their artistic differences along the way but theyad miss each other if they werenat there. Theyave been together so long now that they can now finish each othersa sentences and they even laugh politely at the same gags they must have already heard countless times before. Itas showbiz, baby.
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With 105 women having levelled accusations against him, how he managed to avoid trouble for decades is now a burning issue
As the dust settles over the Harvey Weinstein trial, following the disgraced movie mogulas conviction in New York for rape and a criminal sex act that could see him put behind bars for up to 29 years, a looming question remains: how did he evade justice for so long?
Miriam Haley, a then Project Runway production assistant on whom Weinstein, 67, forced oral sex at his SoHo apartment, was attacked in 2006. Dawn Dunning, an aspiring actor who Weinstein lured to the InterContinental hotel in Manhattan then offered her movie roles on the condition she had a threesome with him and another woman, endured that humiliation in 2004.
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After it was revealed that the town in Kent has 28 hairdresseras for only 75,000 people, we sent a reporter to find out why
Ashford in Kent made the news this week when someone counted the number of hairdresseras in the town: 28, eight of which are huddled together on a 200-metre stretch of the high street. That is an awful lot of stylists for a place with a population of only 75,000. It raises the question: is this market town with a Eurostar station an untapped source of styling excellence?
When I visit Ashford, I am greeted by a lot of short back and sides and woollen hats, a messy ginger up-do and some copper-coloured box braids coiled into a bun. A slender woman with an auburn blow-dry, sunglasses perched on top, gets into the passenger seat of a car. Another with a wet-look perm, dyed black and shiny, walks past a tall guy waiting in line to pay for parking: tight fade, baseball cap, absolutely stellar facial hair and mismatched socks.
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Can you find athe onea without ever meeting them? Itas the premise of the streaming giantas latest smash, which is problematic, unprogressive ... and has viewers totally hooked
By now, in the final days of Netflixas athree-week eventa, you will have at least heard of Love Is Blind. You may well have watched all of it, suppressing your horror and self-loathing for just one more 50-minute episode. If not, then here is the premise: 30 men and women date each other, in rotation, from isolated apodsa where a sight unseen a they pair off, which is obviously to say, they get engaged. Only then do they see each other for the first time a one month before their wedding day.
Then, they must zip through relationship milestones a first holiday together, cohabitation, meeting the parents a before they decide, at the altar, whether or not to say: aI do.a The weddings episode, the finale, will be available on Netflix from Thursday.
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There has been a spate of news stories about drunken passengers causing trouble in the air. Do flight attendants think the skies are becoming more lawless?
Here are a few stories from the past week or so: a drunk woman tried to open a plane door on the way to Turkey; a court is told of a drunken disturbance which caused a flight to Agadir to be diverted to Casablanca; and a plane bound for Iceland made an emergency landing in Edinburgh after an inebriated man tried to eat his phone.
It looks like a spate, or at least the echo of one a this run of alcohol-related incidents from last year, all reached court in the same fortnight. But there have been plenty more in 2020: a drunk escorted off a London to Mexico flight in Winnipeg; two more arrested on landing at Doncaster Sheffield airport; an alcohol fuelled squabble on a flight from Stansted to Malaga.
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Alleged bugging and family spats put spotlight on private world of Telegraph and Ritz hotel owners
News that a acovert recordinga device had allegedly been set up inside Londonas luxurious, five-star Ritz hotel came as a nasty shock to some of the guests at one of the worldas most iconic hotels.
aI donat like people listening in,a says Jennifer Maw as she waited in the lobby for her daughter and a friend, who were treating her to lunch.
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Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak are just the latest politicians to cause serious embarrassment with their unsolicited support
If the perplexed social media team at Yorkshire Tea who spent much of their weekend responding to criticism that they make aTory teaa after the new chancellor, Rishi Sunak, posed making a cup, they can look for sympathy to their fellow brand managers a who have often been caught in the maelstrom of an unwelcome political endorsement.
The most common controversies are those involving musicians, who are often allergic to the idea that a politician they detest might use their songs. REMas bassist, Mike Mills, tweeted earlier this year that the band were exploring legal action to prevent the US president, Donald Trump, from using their music at his rallies and calling him a fraud and a conman.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 03:00:38 GMT
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The coronavirus crisis engulfing China is the biggest political test yet for Xi Jinping. The Guardianas Lily Kuo looks at how it may become an economic crisis. Plus Michael Safi on a humanitarian breakthrough in the Yemen conflict
The coronavirus outbreak that has swept through China has left more than 2,500 people dead and cities locked down by the authorities. The rapid spread through the world, with new clusters in Iran and Italy, has raised new fears of an uncontrollable global pandemic.
The Guardianas Beijing bureau chief, Lily Kuo, tells Rachel Humphreys that what began as a health crisis has spiralled into a political crisis and is in danger of also becoming an economic crisis.
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If the government is serious about doing right by its new voters, it needs to rewire the way it thinks about spending
Britain is going backwards.
We have all got so used to life expectancy ticking steadily ever upwards that many of us had started taking that progress for granted, yet a new report by the legendary epidemiologist and former government adviser Sir Michael Marmot provides a timely bucket of cold water. For women living in the poorest parts of Britain, lives are now getting shorter; both men and women are also spending longer in chronic ill health towards the end of their lives, meaning the time they do have left is painfully constrained. The gears are crunching into reverse, according to his findings for the independent charity the Health Foundation.
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Some call the contest boring, but the despair felt by members since 12 December inhibits any sense of enthusiasm
Some say the Labour leadership election is boring, but boredom is in the eye of the beholder. So far, from the outside, it has not ignited; it lacks passion, the candidates differ only in presentation. Even from the inside, among party members, a common enough sentiment is, let this contest end and someone win. There is a sense that the candidates are not doing enough either to differentiate themselves or to upturn expectations. It is not the candidates themselves who lack verve, but their supporters. Every candidate has their fans, but they are shy, which is the opposite of what fandom is supposed to be about.
The twist of the 2016 US election was the revelation that supporters didnat matter as much as astansa a wild enthusiasts, evangelists, people who would wear a candidateas face as a tattoo. Itas the Joan of Arc view of politics: we donat even need 100 people so strong, just 10 could do it, with God on their side (God, here, standing in for the might of conviction). Without cheerleaders, the casually interested donat know where to put themselves. All the Labour candidates have these stans, but there is an overarching pall over expressing enthusiasm.
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Many experts believe this outbreak will soon be declared a pandemic. Even if it is not containable, it can still be slowed
It now appears almost inevitable that the new coronavirus outbreak will soon be identified as a global pandemic. There has been a surge in cases in Iran, South Korea and Italy, and incidents confirmed in numerous countries, in addition to the almost 80,000 cases seen in China. The World Health Organization argues that it is not a pandemic a spreading internationally in an uncontrolled way a because it is cautiously optimistic that Chinaas outbreak may have peaked thanks to the strict measures adopted by Beijing. Others say this is already a pandemic in all but name.
The WHOas hesitance may be partly due to its concern about the public reaction, as rational worries combine with limited medical knowledge, xenophobia and broader anxieties. aUsing the word pandemic now does not fit the facts, but it may certainly cause fear,a the WHO director general, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, warned on Monday. As concern spreads, economic effects are growing alongside the human toll. Stock markets have taken a hammering. Airlines are suffering, major international events are being cancelled, and companies dependent on Chinese-made components have halted production.
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Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 14:01:29 GMT
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Weare constantly being invoked to shore up peopleas opinions on Brexit. Hereas what we really think about it (at the moment)
Historians of the future will not judge us kindly. Historians of the future will vindicate us. (Historians of the future can feel their ears burning.) In the context of the debate around Brexit, and the past few years of turbulent political developments around the world, it feels like future historians have never been more present.
The appeal to the future historian is a common trope in times of crisis. The historian of the future is pictured as a horrified figure, peering back at the madness of contemporary life. So, people claim that the future historian will be baffled, or alarmed, or confused by what is going on right now. Historians of the future, who are rational adults, will not understand why we behave in the ridiculous ways that we do. This functions as a sort of gentle chiding, a call for us to be more sensible.
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Confidence in democracy has been taking a hammering, so how refreshing to see a politician with big ideas win hearts and minds
Democracy did not die in 2003, but a lot of peopleas faith in it did. Just over 17 years ago, I was one of the millions of people around the world who marched against the Iraq war. The energy on the streets in London was electrifying; it was the biggest protest in British history. The government, I naively thought at the time, would have to listen. The government, of course, did not listen. A few weeks later, Iraq was illegally invaded. This great betrayal galvanised a few of my friends into activism. But it left me, and many others, disillusioned at best and apathetic at worst. My student idealism withered and I lost confidence in the democratic process.
In the past few days, however, something strange has started to happen: I have begun to feel hopeful about politics again. In the US, the growing success of Bernie Sandersa grassroots movement in the Democractic presidential nominations has restored my faith in people power. It has made me dare to hope that a second Donald Trump term may not be as inevitable as I previously thought it was. It made me dare to hope that a more equitable America a and, by extension, a more equitable world a really might be around the corner.
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Canadian billionaireas rescue plan suddenly doesnat look so rosy given the epidemicas economic fallout
At what point does the coronavirus crisis qualify as a amaterial adverse changea for City deal-making purposes? Lawrence Stroll, would-be rescuer of Aston Martin, may be asking the question right now. As things stand, he is set to pay 400p-a-pop for a 16.7% slice of the luxury carmaker, versus a market price that fell as low as 360p on Tuesday.
Related: Coronavirus: Europe on alert as four more deaths reported in Italy a updates
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The party has smashed Irelandas two-party system, bringing hope for a change to the old order a which is fighting to retain control
In the recent Irish elections, Sinn FA(c)in won 37 seats and took 24.5% of the total vote. Despite this it has been (so far) unable to form a government.
The prospect of it doing so has produced expressions of horror from its rivals in Fine Gael and Fianna FA!il. The outgoing taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, described Sinn FA(c)in plans to hold post-election rallies as part of a acampaign of intimidationa, while in an unprecedented intervention, the Garda commissioner Drew Harris (a former senior officer in the Police Service of Northern Ireland) stated that he agreed with a 2015 security assessment that claimed that the IRA army council still aoverseesa the party. Mainstream commentators have echoed these points, stressing that Sinn FA(c)in is unfit for government in Dublin.
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- Manager says City are due change of Champions League luck
- Guardiola recalls key moments against Spurs and Liverpool
Pep Guardiola believes that Manchester City are due a change in their Champions League luck as he prepares for the first leg of the last-16 tie at Real Madrid on Wednesday night.
The manager was not bemoaning the two-year ban from Europe that the club have received for financial irregularities; rather a perceived misfortune in terms of near misses and refereeing decisions in recent seasons.
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- Former world No 1 may need further hip surgery
- aI have become quite pessimistic about time framesa
Andy Murray admits his career is still hanging by a thread, as he contemplates either returning to the Tour in Miami next month or having another operation to clear up worrying complications around his repaired right hip.
Surgery, however minor, could rule him out of Wimbledon and the Olympics, and might even convince him to retire after 15 years on the Tour. He sounded alternately upbeat and pessimistic in a long conversation on Tuesday night, and said: aI do want to keep playing. Whether Iam able to or not is the question.a
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- Simon Harris says Six Nations game is significant risk
- aPeople will be travelling from an affected regiona
The Six Nations fixture between Ireland and Italy in Dublin on 7 March should not take place due to the risk posed by the coronavirus, the health minister of Ireland has said.
China has reported 77,658 cases and 2,663 deaths following the outbreak of the virus that has spread to a variety of countries including Italy, where authorities have swiftly put in restrictions. As a result, the department of health in Irelandas national public health emergency team recommended the game should be postponed following a meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
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Antoine Griezmannas equaliser cancelled out a fine opener from Napolias Dries Mertens to give Barcelona a 1-1 draw and the upper hand in their Champions League last-16 tie.
Mertens had made the most of the Italian clubas solid start to curl home an effort after 30 minutes. However, after the midfielder was forced off with injury following a heavy challenge from Sergio Busquets, Barcelona drew level when Griezmann lashed the ball in from close range.
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World championships start in Berlin with all eyes on Jason and Laura Kenny five months before Tokyo 2020
The final world championships before the Olympic Games is the point when reality, good or bad, hits home for Britainas track cyclists, and the withdrawal of the governing bodyas main sponsor HSBC the day before the event began is a bigger reality check than most. The pressure is always felt in the final major competition before the climax of the Olympic cycle a it has been that way all through British Cyclingas lotteryafunded glory years a but this week in Berlin it will be just that little bit more acute.
The Olympic runes will be acutely read as per usual, but the waters will be muddied because in the past four years the pool of nations competing at the highest level appears to have widened, times have plummeted in the two team pursuits, while from a British perspective the medal bankers such as the menas and womenas team pursuit quartets have not been at their levels of previous years.
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- Albion beat Preston 2-0 to move seven points clear
- Brentford stutter but Forest hold on to beat Cardiff
West Brom moved seven points clear at the top of the Championship with a 2-0 win over in-form Preston at the Hawthorns. Hal Robson-Kanu was creator and scorer of Albionas two first-half goals, controlling Callum Robinsonas fine left-wing cross with his chest and firing under the goalkeeper Declan Rudd.
Jake Livermore doubled the lead for Slaven Bilicas side just before half-time when he latched on to Robson-Kanuas knockdown to drive a left-foot shot into the corner. Preston also had Darnell Fisher sent off for serious foul play on 64 minutes as Alex Neilas side stay six points behind second-placed Leeds.
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Tax hike would harm first-time Conservative voters in poorer areas, Rishi Sunak is told
More than a dozen new Tory MPs from ared walla constituencies have warned the chancellor against aclobberinga blue-collar communities by putting up fuel duty at the budget.
The 14 MPs, including Dehenna Davison in Bishop Auckland, Lee Anderson in Ashfield and Peter Gibson in Darlington, expressed their concerns about reports that the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, was considering scrapping the fuel duty freeze.
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Psychologist Nicky Asplin says Charlotte Nokes was frustrated in months before she died in Sodexo-run prison
A anever-endinga prison sentence handed to an artist who died in her cell led to a asense of hopelessnessa and afrustrationa, a psychologist has told an inquest.
Charlotte Nokes, 38, was jailed in 2008 under an imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentence, under which offenders are given a minimum jail tariff but no maximum, the inquest in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, was told.
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Swedish climate activist visits Yousafzaias college while in UK for Bristol youth protest
The teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has met Malala Yousafzai at the University of Oxford where the Nobel peace prize winner is a student.
Yousafzai, 22, posted a photo on Instagram of herself and Thunberg sitting on a bench with their arms around each other on Tuesday, with the caption: aThank you, @gretathunberga and a heart emoji.
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Current diagnostic method for Barrettas oesophagus relies on invasive and costly endoscopy
An electronic device that asniffsa breath may offer a new way to identify people with a condition that can lead to cancer of the oesophagus, researchers have revealed.
Recent figures suggest there are about 9,000 new cases of oesophageal cancer, or cancer of the food pipe, every year in the UK.
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Supermarket says shoppers are buying fewer loaves and opting for wraps and bagels instead
More than 1,800 jobs are at risk at Tesco, after the retailer said it would cut staff at its large in-store bakeries to adapt to changing consumer tastes.
The supermarket chain said it would do less baking from scratch in stores from May onwards, and would require fewer bakery staff as a result. Tesco said customers were buying fewer traditional loaves of bread, and are increasingly choosing options such as wraps, bagels and flatbreads instead.
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Edward Bramson says Jes Staleyas ties to US sex offender are an embarrassment
Barclays is facing a fresh attack from the activist investor Edward Bramson after the bank revealed UK regulators are investigating its chief executive over links to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Bramson, who holds a 5.5% stake in Barclays through his investment vehicle Sherborne Investors, said the investigation into Jes Staleyas relationship with the disgraced financier was yet another embarrassment for the bank and the latest sign of poor governance by its board.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 17:51:28 GMT
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Liberal leader aabdicated responsibilitya by failing to confront Cyril Smith
The former Liberal leader David Steel is to leave parliament after being accused by an official report of having aabdicated his responsibilitya when recommending Cyril Smith, an MP facing child sexual abuse allegations, for a knighthood.
The damning verdict on the Liberal Democrat peer featured prominently in the investigation by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse (IICSA) in and around Westminster.
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Aggressive cross-examination of victims would not happen in a British court, says leading QC
British victims of sexual offences could be deterred from reporting abuse after the aggressive cross-examination of Harvey Weinsteinas victims, legal experts have warned.
The Hollywood mogulas trial had to be halted at one point when his lead lawyer, Donna Rotunno, reduced one of the two main accusers to uncontrollable sobbing after more than four hours of grilling.
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Claim that celebrity campaigns cause aenormous damagea draws ire from animal rights groups
He has been called a diva and pretentious, and there are even those who donat like his acting a but never before has Joaquin Phoenix been accused of causing mental health problems for British livestock farmers.
On Tuesday, the National Farmersa Union (NFU) president, Minette Batters, changed all that, opening a new front against the US actor by claiming that he and other celebrity campaigners for veganism had played a part in demonising the UKas meat producers and doing aenormous damagea to their wellbeing.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 17:20:15 GMT
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Owners of apartments wrapped in dangerous cladding urge PM to release billions in funding
Owners of high-rise apartments wrapped in combustible cladding have demonstrated in Westminster to demand Boris Johnson release billions of pounds to end a national fire safety crisis that continues nearly 1,000 days after the Grenfell Tower disaster.
Families with young children, retirees and working couples from tower blocks in Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Southampton and Ipswich were among more than 100 residents who travelled to London to rally on Tuesday for an end to their aliving nightmarea by announcing a bailout in next monthas budget.
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Iger, who became chief executive in 2005, is stepping down immediately, to be replaced by Bob Chapek
Disneyas chief executive, Bob Iger, who steered the company through successful purchases of Star Wars, Marvel and Foxas entertainment businesses, is stepping down immediately, the company said in a surprise announcement on Tuesday.
The Walt Disney Company named as his replacement Bob Chapek, most recently chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products.
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Christian woman who faced execution for blasphemy now lives in Canada
Asia Bibi, the Pakistani Christian who spent eight years on death row on blasphemy charges, has described trying to make a new life in Canada and her dreams of returning home.
While safe in Canada, which granted her a one-year stay after she was freed from jail, she has yet to taste true freedom. She does not speak either of Canadaas official languages, English or French, and is largely illiterate.
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- Yehry Rivera, 45, latest to die in spate of violence
- BrAPrA!n community has been trying to reclaim ancestral land
A Costa Rican indigenous defender has been killed by an armed mob while trying to reclaim ancestral land a the latest in a spate of violence targeting native communities in Central Americaas safest country.
Yehry Rivera, 45, from the BrAPrA!n community in TA(c)rraba, was shot dead around 11pm on Monday after being surrounded by a group of angry locals armed with sticks, machetes, stones and at least one gun.
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Body camera footage shows first-grader Kaia Rolle placed in a police car with her wrists bound
Newly released body-camera footage shows the moment a police officer in Florida arrested a six-year-old girl as she cried and begged not to be taken from school.
Kaia Rolle was led to a police vehicle with her hands fastened behind her back in zip ties after having a tantrum at her school in Orlando that included kicking and punching school personnel.
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Film mogulas ex-assistant says there is no aperfect victima and people respond differently to being attacked
There is no such thing as the perfect rape victim, Harvey Weinsteinas accuser and former assistant has said as she called for more recognition of how survivors respond differently to being attacked.
Weinstein, 67, could be sentenced to as long as 29 years in prison after a jury in New York found him guilty of third-degree rape and a first-degree criminal sexual act on Monday. During the trial victims were questioned about their decision to maintain contact with him after first being attacked.
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Israeli embassy says parade in Campo de Criptana was a vile mockery of the Holocaust
The Israeli government and the Auschwitz museum have accused a Spanish carnival of atrivialisinga the Holocaust after a troupe danced through the streets of a small town dressed as Nazi officers and concentration camp prisoners, accompanied by a float bearing a menorah and two crematorium chimneys.
On Monday, the people of Campo de Criptana in the central Spanish region of Castilla-La Mancha celebrated carnival.
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Disgraced Hollywood mogul due to transfer to the notorious New York prison as he awaits sentence for rape and sexual assault
Harvey Weinstein, feted for decades at Hollywood parties and galas, is set to become one of about 7,000 people held at the notorious Rikers Island jail in New York.
Related: Harvey Weinstein tried to silence and blame victims. At trial it no longer worked
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Elisa Pilarskias dog may have joined attack that prosecutors say probably involved several dogs
A pregnant woman mauled to death by dogs while walking in woods in northern France may have been attacked by her own pet.
The body of Elisa Pilarski, 29, was found covered in bites in a forest near Retz, 55 miles (89 km) north-east of Paris, last November.
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- Walter Huang killed when Tesla Model X SUV hit a barrier
- Carmaker ignored our recommendations, safety board says
A Tesla driver killed in a Silicon Valley crash was playing a video game on his smartphone at the time of his fatal crash, investigators said on Tuesday.
The National Transport and Safety Board (NTSB) investigation found that Walter Huang, a 38-year-old Apple software engineer and game developer, made no attempts to stop his vehicle as it sped towards a crash barrier before the 2018 crash.
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Dominion, London
Itas got pageantry, pyramids and dazzling dance moves, but this lavish stage adaptation drowns out the emotional drama
DreamWorksa musical animation The Prince of Egypt was praised to high heaven when it was released in 1998. Combining the Old Testament story of Moses, Ramses and the liberation of the Israelites with magnificent artwork, an Oscar-winning song and a star cast, the film produced box-office gold.
This stage adaptation, however, does not come off to the same spectacular effect, which is a puzzle in itself given that it has been in the making for years and is sprinkled with so much of the same stardust. It is produced by DreamWorks Theatricals, with Stephen Schwartzas lyrics (he has written 10 new songs that sit alongside his five original numbers) and an impossibly lavish set.
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Hailed as one of the greatest voices of her generation, the Norwegian soprano is taking on Beethovenas freedom-loving heroine at Covent Garden. She talks about family, friends and facing her fears
Iam pretty sure the man whoas very politely shunting Lise Davidsen out of our Royal Opera House interview room to make way for an audit meeting doesnat recognise her, but perhaps thatas not so surprising. Davidsen is simultaneously one of the companyas biggest draws this season and a relatively new face on the international stage. It may be that the casting of Jonas Kaufmann as Florestan ensured the ROHas new production of Fidelio, staged by Tobias Kratzer, sold out within 24 hours, but for many itas the prospect of Davidsen as Leonore a Beethovenas courageous, cross-dressing, husband-rescuing heroine a thatas generating the real excitement.
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The much-loved science fiction show returns thanks to Jordan Peele, the comedy-horror maestro behind Get Out. What a pity it isnat a patch on the original
Even to read about the original Twilight Zone, the brainchild of Rod Serling that premiered in 1959 and ran for five years, is to be consumed immediately by the need to watch (or re-watch) all 156 episodes. Every premise snags the attention, even if the twist is known. Many have entered into pop cultural consciousness and remained there ever since, so deeply did Serling and his expert team of writers and directorsa barbs embed. It is still impossible to resist the lure.
With such a potent asset in the archives, it would have been foolish to hope that perfection could have remained unsullied for long. It was rebooted once in 1985 and again nearly 20 years ago (for one dismal season) and now, perhaps because anthology series are having a moment, the time has been judged right for a new one. The latest is executive produced by Jordan Peele, a director who is in the middle of his own well-earned moment, built on his critically lauded and commercially successful film debut Get Out in 2017 and buffed by last yearas equally acclaimed horror Us.
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Eight books in contention for APS30,000 award that has never been won by a woman include Zadie Smithas story collection Grand Union and poet Fiona Bensonas Vertigo & Ghost
Zadie Smith and Forward prize winner Fiona Benson are among six female authors shortlisted for this yearas Rathbones Folio prize, which has not yet been won by a woman.
Set up in the wake of controversy around the 2011 Booker prize, which saw chair of judges Stella Rimington praising areadabilitya and books that azip alonga, to the dismay of parts of the literary establishment, the APS30,000 prize rewards athe best work of literature of the year, regardless of forma. It has been won in the past by books including Raymond Antrobusas poetry collection The Perseverance and Richard Lloyd Parryas look at the aftermath of Japanas 2011 disaster Ghosts of the Tsunami.
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National Portrait Gallery, London
From joyful sketches of old friends to a nude meeting with Picasso a when Hockney wields his pencil we see the undisguised truth
Celia Birtwell on being drawn by Hockney
When it comes to wielding a pencil, an etching needle or just a felt pen, David Hockney has no rivals. Lucian Freudas etchings bore me senseless, Francis Bacon barely doodled, but Hockney is a graphic master. His retrospective of a life of portrait drawing is the most dazzling display of his art I have ever seen.
Forget the rants about smoking, or the personality that has always made him so lovable. Hockney here is not a star but a stare. In self-portraits drawn with a steady black line, he eyeballs himself in the mirror, mercilessly seeing lank hair and a skinny body. He draws his own eyes through the unforgiving lenses of his spectacles. Itas uncomfortable to stand close to those eyes a the sense of Hockney sizing you up is almost oppressive. This series was made in 1983, when he was still blond, but he can see himself getting older. What does the future hold? The intensity of Hockneyas self-inspection, fag in mouth, bears comparison with Rembrandt. When an artist looks so hard into the mirror, we share what they see a we are invited into the undisguised truth.
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Cash-strapped churches are raising money by inviting developers to build pricey flats on their turf. Is this the promised land for faith buildings a or a deal with the devil?
High-end Bosch appliances, carpeted bedrooms, generous storage a and a three-storey wooden cross right outside the window. The apartments of Upper Place sound like any other new development in east London, sold on their edgy urban location and proximity to artisanal coffee shops, except these particular flats come with the added promise of bringing you closer to God. Other blocks might boast a private gym, but here you can pop downstairs to see the priest for a workout of a more spiritual kind.
Sandwiched between a Tesco Express and a used-furniture shop, this new holy housing project is a surprising thing to encounter on a high street in Hackney. The supersized wooden cross is bolted to a gigantic white concrete frame, projecting out in front of rows of balconies adorned with balustrades tinted in a range of bright Tooty Frootie colours, as if a nod to a stained-glass window. A big TV screen at the entrance advertises the lively services of the Upper Clapton United Reformed Church that await within, conducted by the charismatic white-suited Rev John Macaulay in a large ground-floor space, illuminated from above by a cross-shaped skylight. The German modernist architect Mies van der Rohe was fond of saying: aGod is in the details.a Here, heas writ large all across the building.
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With 105 women having levelled accusations against him, how he managed to avoid trouble for decades is now a burning issue
As the dust settles over the Harvey Weinstein trial, following the disgraced movie mogulas conviction in New York for rape and a criminal sex act that could see him put behind bars for up to 29 years, a looming question remains: how did he evade justice for so long?
Miriam Haley, a then Project Runway production assistant on whom Weinstein, 67, forced oral sex at his SoHo apartment, was attacked in 2006. Dawn Dunning, an aspiring actor who Weinstein lured to the InterContinental hotel in Manhattan then offered her movie roles on the condition she had a threesome with him and another woman, endured that humiliation in 2004.
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Only five states can detect virus after testing kits found to be faulty a but Trump claims coronavirus ais going to go awaya
The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has warned that the coronavirus outbreak could cause asevere disruptiona to the lives of ordinary Americans, and urged families and communities to start making preparations.
The extent of the spread of the virus in the US is uncertain, as the CDC stopped the distribution of coronavirus testing kits after they were found to be flawed. Working testing kits are now available in only a handful of states, and it is not clear when new kits will be ready.
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Protesters clash before US presidentas visit, with further conflict over controversial citizenship laws
Donald Trumpas visit to Delhi has been overshadowed by deadly protests that have continued to engulf Indiaas capital, as Muslim and Hindu groups clashed violently and the death toll rose to 13.
The bloody violence, which has left the streets of north-east Delhi in flames and continued to escalate on Tuesday, has so far left one policeman and 12 civilians dead, and over 150 injured.
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Naomi Seibt, who tells YouTube followers that Thunberg and other climate activists are whipping up hysteria, to speak at CPAC
A German teenager dubbed the aanti-Gretaa a climate scepticsa answer to the schoolgirl activist Greta Thunberg a is set to address the biggest annual gathering of US grassroots conservatives.
Related: Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai meet at Oxford University
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- President rages at Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- Sotomayor criticized frequent appeals for justices to step in
Even as the US justice system faces a crisis of credibility because of the Trump administrationas handling of federal cases, Donald Trump has taken the unusual step of attacking two supreme court justices on Twitter and in remarks to the press.
Related: Trump's dark legacy: a US judiciary remade in his own image
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Body camera footage shows first-grader Kaia Rolle placed in a police car with her wrists bound
Newly released body-camera footage shows the moment a police officer in Florida arrested a six-year-old girl as she cried and begged not to be taken from school.
Kaia Rolle was led to a police vehicle with her hands fastened behind her back in zip ties after having a tantrum at her school in Orlando that included kicking and punching school personnel.
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- Former New York mayor deletes Twitter attacks after backlash
- #BernieOnDespots hashtag is billionaireas latest misfire
Mike Bloomberg has deleted controversial tweets that sarcastically praised dictators in an attempt to damage his rival Democratic presidential candidate senator Bernie Sanders after garnering intense backlash online.
Related: Can Mike Bloomberg come back from his Democratic debate debacle?
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Iger, who became chief executive in 2005, is stepping down immediately, to be replaced by Bob Chapek
Disneyas chief executive, Bob Iger, who steered the company through successful purchases of Star Wars, Marvel and Foxas entertainment businesses, is stepping down immediately, the company said in a surprise announcement on Tuesday.
The Walt Disney Company named as his replacement Bob Chapek, most recently chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products.
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- Yehry Rivera, 45, latest to die in spate of violence
- BrAPrA!n community has been trying to reclaim ancestral land
A Costa Rican indigenous defender has been killed by an armed mob while trying to reclaim ancestral land a the latest in a spate of violence targeting native communities in Central Americaas safest country.
Yehry Rivera, 45, from the BrAPrA!n community in TA(c)rraba, was shot dead around 11pm on Monday after being surrounded by a group of angry locals armed with sticks, machetes, stones and at least one gun.
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As we head back to South Carolina, the state that fought to protect the white primary until the 1950s, itas as if black voters donat matter a again
In 1896, a moment marked by increased lynchings, violence and disfranchisement, South Carolina added to the woes and created the white primary. The law, which the rest of the one-party south would adopt throughout the Jim Crow era, said only white people could vote in the Democratic primary election.
White people, mostly men, would alone choose who would go on to the general election in November. Then, and only then could African Americans and others, who had managed to squeeze through the array of voter suppression tactics such as the poll tax and the literacy test, cast their meaningless ballots. But make no mistake, the real contest was in the primary, and whites had already determined the ultimate winner.
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- Ronny Jackson says he encouraged president to eat vegetables
- aThe exercise stuff never took off as much as I wanted it toa
A former White House physician who memorably said Donald Trump might have lived to 200 if he had improved his junk-food heavy diet has confessed to sneaking cauliflower into the presidentas mashed potatoes.
Related: Trump lashes out at Schumer as Democrats slam 'no plan' on coronavirus a live
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Welsh singer made statement on Instagram saying she was held captive for several days
Aimee Duffy, the Welsh pop singer known as Duffy who retreated from the public eye following her hugely successful debut album Rockferry, has said she was drugged, held captive and raped by an unidentified person.
In a statement on her official Instagram account she said: aThe truth is, and please trust me I am OK and safe now, I was raped and drugged and held captive over some days. Of course I survived. The recovery took time. Thereas no light way to say it. But I can tell you in the last decade, the thousands and thousands of days I committed to wanting to feel the sunshine in my heart again, the sun does now shine.a
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George Hood, a former US Marine, broke his own world record this month. Hereas how you can improve your technique
This month, George Hood a a 62-year-old former US Marine a broke the world planking record with a time of 8hr 15min 15sec, adding an extra 14 minutes on to the previous record. Hood had originally claimed the record in 2011 with a paltry 1hr 20min, before losing it in 2016 to Mao Weidong, a police officer from China, who broke the record with a time of 8hr 1min.
Eight hours is a long time spent doing anything, especially with your face hovering 20cm away from the floor of a gym, but the benefits of a good plank go a very long way. aThe plank is excellent because itas all about stability,a says Chris Magee, the head of yoga at Psycle London, and a former personal trainer, rugby player and martial artist. aThatas key to an active, healthy lifestyle. You want to feel a when youare walking around, running around or even sitting down a that your spine is strong and protected.a
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Can you find athe onea without ever meeting them? Itas the premise of the streaming giantas latest smash, which is problematic, unprogressive ... and has viewers totally hooked
By now, in the final days of Netflixas athree-week eventa, you will have at least heard of Love Is Blind. You may well have watched all of it, suppressing your horror and self-loathing for just one more 50-minute episode. If not, then here is the premise: 30 men and women date each other, in rotation, from isolated apodsa where a sight unseen a they pair off, which is obviously to say, they get engaged. Only then do they see each other for the first time a one month before their wedding day.
Then, they must zip through relationship milestones a first holiday together, cohabitation, meeting the parents a before they decide, at the altar, whether or not to say: aI do.a The weddings episode, the finale, will be available on Netflix from Thursday.
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Christian woman who faced execution for blasphemy now lives in Canada
Asia Bibi, the Pakistani Christian who spent eight years on death row on blasphemy charges, has described trying to make a new life in Canada and her dreams of returning home.
While safe in Canada, which granted her a one-year stay after she was freed from jail, she has yet to taste true freedom. She does not speak either of Canadaas official languages, English or French, and is largely illiterate.
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- Surfer reveals plans for 18 million-gallon basin
- $200m Coral Mountain complex to open in 2022
Plans for the worldas largest man-made wave have been announced, featuring the largest rideable open-barrel human-made wave in the world with technology from Kelly Slater Wave Company, a division of the World Surf League.
The 11-time world champion surfer is teaming up with private real estate investment and development firm Meriwether Companies and Big Sky Wave Developments, founded by Michael B. Schwab, son of brokerage pioneer Charles Schwab.
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Does butter make a better batter, whatas the most ripping topping? Top tips for the perfect pancake recipe
- Nigel Slateras favourite pancakes
- Oliver Thringas history of a recipe
- Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstallas better batter
With hot cross buns already staling on shelves, and mince pies surely mere months away, plum pudding and pancakes are the only two foods I can think of that unite the nation for but one day a year. While more delicate sorts claim to find Christmas pud too aheavya, Iave yet to meet anyone, regardless of religious affiliation, who eschews a Shrove Tuesday treat. Why we donat dare to bust them out at Easter too, or on fine September mornings, is a mystery to me.
Pancakes are a remarkably versatile foodstuff: French crAapes, Indian dosas, even Ethiopian injera, all fall under the same delightful banner. As Ken Albala, author of a gloriously comprehensive aglobal historya of the things explains, aany starchy batter a| cooked in a small amount of fat on a flat surfacea counts. But in Britain, as any schoolchild knows, modern pancakes are descended from those specifically designed to use up fat before the beginning of Lent, which means they tend to be heavier on the eggs and butter than, say, the fluffy American stack, or the squat Russian blini.
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 11:10:47 GMT
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When enthusiasm blinds diehard supporters, that can lead to what historians refer to as achildrenas crusadesa. Is that what Democrats face this November?
The Democratic National Convention that will take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this July is almost certain to make history. The party may choose the first openly gay presidential candidate ever, or the first Jewish candidate, or the first democratic socialist candidate from either of the two major parties. The convention could choose the oldest presidential nominee in US history, or the second youngest, or the richest. It may select the second woman ever to head the ballot.
But the Milwaukee gathering may also turn into the first brokered convention since 1952 a a dream come true for political junkies who would revel in the Game of Thrones level of intrigue it would entail, but a nightmare for party strategists. And the convention may be most remembered for choosing the candidate who ended up losing to Donald Trump a an outcome that seems likelier after last weekas Democratic debate in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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The criminal justice system is an imperfect venue for many cases. Itas time to consider what a more just future looks like
Iall admit it, Iam shocked: Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of rape.
Yes, Weinstein was acquitted of the two most serious charges leveled against him: predatory sexual assault is a class-A felony. But the crimes he was convicted of are extremely serious, and Weinstein now faces as long as 25 years in prison. Heas also facing additional charges in Los Angeles.
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If the Democratic party doesnat allow the person with most delegates to become the nominee, it will be a disaster
Something deeply troubling happened during last weekas Democratic presidential debate, though it was overshadowed by Michael Bloombergas spectacular implosion. Towards the end, the candidates were asked whether they believed that the person who receives the most votes should be given the Democratic nomination. The only candidate who said ayesa was Bernie Sanders. All of the others said they wanted the aprocessa to aplay outa.
Itas not surprising that the non-Sanders candidates donat want awinning the primariesa to determine who the nominee is, because by that measure, itas very unlikely to be any of them. Sanders has lately taken a commanding lead in the polls and is now the favorite to win in the vast majority of states. He received more votes than any other candidate in both Iowa and New Hampshire, which political scientists treat as a strong sign that a candidate will ultimately win. There are growing concerns in the party that Sandersa lead may be becoming ainsurmountablea.
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Trumpas trip was strategically designed to stoke themes of nationalism and protectionism for Indian Americans
Donald Trump made headlines this week while touring India alongside prime minister and atrue frienda Narendra Modi, with plenty of fanfare, botched speeches, and questionable broccoli samosas along the way.
But this was not just a diplomatic trip for Trump, who made a visible appearance at the Howdy Modi rally held by the Indian diaspora in Houston, Texas, last year. Nor was it solely a display of solidarity with Modi and his far-right administration at a time when India is erupting in protest and sectarian violence centered around an ongoing lockdown and communications blackout in Kashmir, a controversial national registry bill and a stringent citizenship bill that would favor non-Muslim migrants.
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In many ways, the coronavirus outbreak in China has been one big social experiment, testing the thesis: what happens when an entire country goes into hibernation for weeks?
Since the outbreak was officially announced more than a month ago, less than one-third of Chinaas 300 million migrant workers have returned to work a fortnight after the lunar new year break; 270 million children, according to Chinaas official news agency, are staying home as schools remain shut throughout China.
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Memories of some of my encounters with Harvey Weinstein over the past two decades, just off the top of my head: September 2006, arriving at the New York fashion show for the fashion label Marchesa, co-run by Weinsteinas now ex-wife Georgina Chapman. Weinstein prowled around the front row, crossing off a name on his list every time a famous actress arrived to watch the show. (Several actresses have since said Weinstein abullieda them into wearing Marchesa to high-profile events.)
In 2011, hiding in a bathroom in LA to get away from Weinstein because he blamed me personally for an article in the Guardianas business section that had reported financial difficulties at his company. In 2012, being called by one of Weinsteinas myriad assistants, when I was again in Los Angeles to cover the Oscars, to say that Weinstein had personally banned me from various restaurants because of aunfriendlya Guardian coverage. No specific date, as this was pretty much a constant over the past two decades: laughing knowingly with other journalists about how if we gave anything other than glowing coverage to his films, or actors in his films, Weinstein would ban us from his film screenings and threaten to pull advertising from our publications.
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This time Bayern Munich finished with the authority of a side with no interest in ever letting Chelsea off the hook again. The gulf in class was enormous from beginning to end and, while there will be no shortage of nostalgia before the second leg takes place at the Allianz Arena on 18 March, it is unlikely to feel like much more than a sightseeing exercise when Frank Lampardas erratic side visit the scene of their greatest triumph.
The painful truth is that a 3-0 defeat flattered Chelsea and, barring one of the greatest comebacks in the history of this competition, this tie is surely over. Bayern, seemingly on a mission to erase the memories of their inexplicable defeat to Chelsea in the 2012 final, were just as devastating as they were when they smashed Tottenham 7-2 in October. The Bundesliga pacesetters made the side sitting fourth in the Premier League look second-rate and all but secured their place in the last eight of the Champions League during a brutal second half, sealing an emphatic win with two goals from Serge Gnabry and Robert Lewandowskias 39th goal of the season.
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The merit of Joe Burrowas grip has been a hot topic as the college star prepares to enter the league. Itas not the only measurement players need to worry about
Every year, the leagueas executives go doolally over the size, or lack thereof, of a quarterbackas hands. This year, the presumptive No1 overall pick, Joe Burrow, is the man in the firing line. Burrowas hands measured in at 9in, small by NFL quarterback standards.
Considering retirement after I was informed the football will be slipping out of my tiny hands. Please keep me in your thoughts.
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- Memorial service was held for NBA superstar on Monday
- James has spoken of struggling with grief for close friend
LeBron James has spoken about his continuing grief over the death of Kobe Bryant last month.
A memorial service was held for Jamesas fellow LA Laker at the Staples Center on Monday. Former NBA stars Michael Jordan and Shaquille OaNeal spoke at the event, although it is unclear whether James, who has spoken previously of the emotional toll of his close friendas death, was in attendance. Bryant was killed in a helicopter crash in January along with eight others, including his daughter Gianna.
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- Former world No 1 may need further hip surgery
- aI have become quite pessimistic about time framesa
Andy Murray admits his career is still hanging by a thread, as he contemplates either returning to the Tour in Miami next month or having another operation to clear up worrying complications around his repaired right hip.
Surgery, however minor, could rule him out of Wimbledon and the Olympics, and might even convince him to retire after 15 years on the Tour. He sounded alternately upbeat and pessimistic in a long conversation on Tuesday night, and said: aI do want to keep playing. Whether Iam able to or not is the question.a
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Antoine Griezmannas equaliser cancelled out a fine opener from Napolias Dries Mertens to give Barcelona a 1-1 draw and the upper hand in their Champions League last-16 tie.
Mertens had made the most of the Italian clubas solid start to curl home an effort after 30 minutes. However, after the midfielder was forced off with injury following a heavy challenge from Sergio Busquets, Barcelona drew level when Griezmann lashed the ball in from close range.
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- Wilder: aI didnat have the legs because of my uniforma
- 34-year-old plans to trigger clause for second rematch
Deontay Wilder has said the elaborate outfit he wore on his ring walk weighed 40 pounds and was the key reason for his defeat to Tyson Fury. The beaten former champion added that he plans to trigger a clause in his contract for a second rematch.
Wilder said the outfit, worn to represent Black History Month, weighed him down so much that he didnat have the legs to withstand Furyas early assault in their Las Vegas heavyweight title fight on Saturday.
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The USA midfielder scored a standout goal in last yearas final. Her belief that the game should be fun has helped her throughout her career
A YouTube video titled a14 different camera angles of Rose Lavelle goal in the 2019 womenas World Cup finala runs for over 12 minutes which seems like a lot of time to spend on just 10 seconds of action. Yet watch it once and be prepared to lose a chunk of time clicking aWatch Againa and again and again.
Lavelleas 69th-minute goal in Lyon last July capped a World Cup in which the 24-year-old burst onto the global stage. To recap that moment: Lavelle, socks pulled up above her knees, received the ball from Sam Mewis just across the halfway line, saw an ocean of space, and ran at the Dutch defense. Orange shirts backed off and then backed off some more and then backed off again, until Lavelle shot from the edge of the penalty area. Boom - the US were 2-0 up and the deal was sealed.
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The 50km walk may be unglamorous and a little absurd but seven female athletesa legal fight with the IOC is worth backing
To Lausanne then, home of the International Olympic Committee, and the source last week of an exciting press release about the latest developments in its aglobal licencing strategya. The IOC has teamed up with the toy manufacturer Mattel, which has designed a set of Olympic-themed Barbie dolls. aThe collaboration with Mattel is a great way to engage with an important audience, our younger fans and their families, and through these high-quality products to connect them with the Olympic brand and valuesa sayzzzzz, sorry, says Timo Lumme, managing director of IOC television and marketing servicezzzzz. The new line is designed to highlight the IOCas spirit of ainclusivity and innovationa.
aInnovationa because Barbie is taking part in the hip new sports the Olympics has brought in a aHow do you do fellow kids?a a to win over a younger audience. So we have skateboarding Barbie, surfing Barbie, sports climbing Barbie, and kick-ass karate Barbie a more power to her pink plastic elbow. aInclusivitya because a| actually, on that, one second. There is one thing that Barbie definitely wonat be doing this summer, even though youad think her stiff limbs might make her a natural at it a the 50km racewalk.
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The coronavirus crisis engulfing China is the biggest political test yet for Xi Jinping. The Guardianas Lily Kuo looks at how it may become an economic crisis. Plus Michael Safi on a humanitarian breakthrough in the Yemen conflict
The coronavirus outbreak that has swept through China has left more than 2,500 people dead and cities locked down by the authorities. The rapid spread through the world, with new clusters in Iran and Italy, has raised new fears of an uncontrollable global pandemic.
The Guardianas Beijing bureau chief, Lily Kuo, tells Rachel Humphreys that what began as a health crisis has spiralled into a political crisis and is in danger of also becoming an economic crisis.
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Late-night hosts discussed cable news punditsa freakout over Sandersa win in the Nevada caucus, and Trumpas visit to India
Since Senator Bernie Sanders handily won the Democratic Nevada caucuses with 46.8% of the vote, apundits across cable news have been freaking out about Bernieas rise,a said Seth Meyers on Late Night. Itas an ongoing trend a looking back on Sandersa popular vote wins in Iowa and the New Hampshire primary, athe story wasnat that he was winning, but that if you use pundit math, he was actually losing,a said Meyers before turning to clips in which cable news pundits declared Amy Klobucharas third-place finish in New Hampshire or Pete Buttigiegas close second in Iowa as the areala story.
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As a Jewish writer, the flawed and controversial new show acts for me as an oddly empowering revenge fantasy
The flaws of Amazonas new action series Hunters are, by any fair concession, many and unsubtle. The showas notion of wit leaves something to be desired, whether itas one character going by the moniker aBootyholea or another cheekily saying head like to amazela a fetching womanas atova. Thatas of a piece with this very publicationas official review, in which writer Lucy Mangan dinged the pilot episode as atoo cool and self-conscious for its own gooda. It wants to be slick too badly to achieve the air of effortlessness required pull it off; a gimmicky sequence introduces a handful of the main cast by calling them up to light candles at a fantasy bar mitzvah, complete with corny one-liners conveying their legendary feats. Moreover, the creator David Weil has already begun to field controversy over his extreme depiction of the Holocaustas assorted horrors, with the Auschwitz Memorial Museum crying foul over the liberties taken with the facts.
Related: Hunters review a Al Pacino's Nazi killer drama is dangerously insensitive
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National Portrait Gallery, London
From joyful sketches of old friends to a nude meeting with Picasso a when Hockney wields his pencil we see the undisguised truth
Celia Birtwell on being drawn by Hockney
When it comes to wielding a pencil, an etching needle or just a felt pen, David Hockney has no rivals. Lucian Freudas etchings bore me senseless, Francis Bacon barely doodled, but Hockney is a graphic master. His retrospective of a life of portrait drawing is the most dazzling display of his art I have ever seen.
Forget the rants about smoking, or the personality that has always made him so lovable. Hockney here is not a star but a stare. In self-portraits drawn with a steady black line, he eyeballs himself in the mirror, mercilessly seeing lank hair and a skinny body. He draws his own eyes through the unforgiving lenses of his spectacles. Itas uncomfortable to stand close to those eyes a the sense of Hockney sizing you up is almost oppressive. This series was made in 1983, when he was still blond, but he can see himself getting older. What does the future hold? The intensity of Hockneyas self-inspection, fag in mouth, bears comparison with Rembrandt. When an artist looks so hard into the mirror, we share what they see a we are invited into the undisguised truth.
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Opera star takes afull responsibilitya for actions as US union concludes investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour
PlA!cido Domingo, who is facing multiple allegations of sexual harassment, has apologised for athe hurta caused to his accusers, saying he accepted afull responsibilitya for his actions.
In a statement, the singer, director and conductor said: aI have taken time over the last several months to reflect on the allegations that various colleagues of mine have made against me. I respect that these women finally felt comfortable enough to speak out, and I want them to know that I am truly sorry for the hurt that I caused them. I accept full responsibility for my actions, and I have grown from this experience.a
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The seven-minute animated short about a girl and her afro hair has won fans and critical acclaim a but the battle is far from won
On its release last year, Hair Love, a sweetly poignant film about an African-American fatheras efforts to style his daughter Zurias curls, became the latest in a handful of productions to take a deeper look at the cultural significance of afro hair. Chris Rockas 2009 documentary Good Hair memorably critiqued the billion-dollar black haircare industry, while 2018 rom-com Nappily Ever After explored one womanas fraught relationship with her natural hair in a society that was openly hostile towards it. It is vital that this subject continues to be explored, not least because incidents in the US, where a student wrestler was forced to cut his dreadlocks, and in the UK, where a pupil has been punished for wearing her afro, show hair discrimination is still rife.
While these films, and others like it, have received critical praise, it is Hair Loveas recent Oscar win for best animated short that has opened up a wider conversation about societyas perception of afro hair. The film was written and directed by film-maker and ex-NFL player Matthew A Cherry and funded by a Kickstarter campaign, which raised more than $200,000. David Steward II, one of the filmas producers and CEO of Lion Forge Animation, was enamoured with Hair Love from the moment he heard about it. He says: a[Co-producer] Karen Rupert Toliver mentioned this project she had that needed help getting off the ground. It ticked a lot of boxes for us in terms of the projects that weare looking at putting out.a
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Friends and colleagues have submitted photos of the New Zealand director asleep at work and play
The New Zealand director Taika Waititi has made one superfanas day after personally endorsing a Twitter account that collects pictures of him napping.
Waititi is the focus of an extensive thread known as aTaika Naptitia, created by fan account @mcuwaititi, that shows the Oscar-winning film-maker in a variety of slumbering and mid-sleeping poses: from directors chairs to award shows.
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A reliably committed lead performance ignites a mostly enjoyable, often timely, take on the HG Wells story that falls apart in the final act
While some would argue that the worst thing to have spawned from Marvelas extended cinematic universe is an overreliance on the superhero genre in general, thereas been something arguably more damaging at play. The unprecedented commercial success of the interconnected, multi-branched nature of the MCEU caused other studios to crave similar long-term profits and so franchises suddenly grew exponentially, in every possible direction, whether they needed to or not. The most disastrous example of this came from Universal who saw the trend as a way of relaunching and combining their many monster movies as part of the newly coined Dark Universe. A logo was released along with a promotional image of cast members from films that hadnat yet started production, an ambitious yet ultimately foolish gamble given that the first of these, 2017as The Mummy, was then rejected by audiences and critics.
Related: Elisabeth Moss: aThe Handmaidas Tale hasnat taken a toll, it has helped mea
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Evaluations of 26 people by Physicians for Human Rights provides first in-depth look at policyas psychological impact
The trauma Donald Trumpas administration caused to young children and parents separated at the US-Mexico border constitutes torture, according to evaluations of 26 children and adults by the group Physicians for Human Rights (PHR).
The not-for-profit groupas report provides the first in-depth look at the psychological impact of family separation, which the US government continued despite warnings from the nationas top medical bodies.
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Former Trump adviseras lawyers argued for a new trial based on jury forewomanas social media comments
A US judge on Tuesday signaled skepticism toward a bid by Roger Stoneas lawyers to win a new trial for Donald Trumpas longtime adviser based on the jury forewomanas alleged bias, even as Trump assailed the juror again on Twitter during the hearing.
The district court judge Amy Berman Jackson, who last Thursday sentenced Stone to three years and four months in prison, warned defense lawyers and journalists covering the case that the safety of the jurors could be put at risk if their identities are made public.
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Worker at Orlando international airport fired shortly he emerged as a leading organizer to unionize his co-workers
Gabriel Ocasio Mejias worked as a barista at Starbucks in Orlando international airport for two years before he was fired on 18 February, shortly after he emerged as one of the leading organizers to unionize his co-workers with labor union Unite Here.
aI was fired three hours after another union organizer was fired,a Mejias told the Guardian. aThey took me to the back of the food court, in a dimly lit area, and a manager fired me over a third write-up for drinking water. That was their way to get rid of me, for drinking water, because they know I was one of the strongest organizers. They targeted me specifically to create fear for my co-workers of joining the union.a
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Disgraced Hollywood mogul due to transfer to the notorious New York prison as he awaits sentence for rape and sexual assault
Harvey Weinstein, feted for decades at Hollywood parties and galas, is set to become one of about 7,000 people held at the notorious Rikers Island jail in New York.
Related: Harvey Weinstein tried to silence and blame victims. At trial it no longer worked
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- Walter Huang killed when Tesla Model X SUV hit a barrier
- Carmaker ignored our recommendations, safety board says
A Tesla driver killed in a Silicon Valley crash was playing a video game on his smartphone at the time of his fatal crash, investigators said on Tuesday.
The National Transport and Safety Board (NTSB) investigation found that Walter Huang, a 38-year-old Apple software engineer and game developer, made no attempts to stop his vehicle as it sped towards a crash barrier before the 2018 crash.
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- Court declines to revive lawsuit by teenageras family
- Sergio AdriA!n HernA!ndez Guereca shot in face by border agent
The US supreme court has refused to open the door for foreign nationals to pursue civil rights cases in American courts, declining to revive a lawsuit by a slain Mexican teenageras family against the US border agent who shot him from across the border in Texas.
Related: Trump in India as Democrats prepare for South Carolina debate a live updates
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- Rightwing shock jock rails at aeffort to bring down Trumpa
- More than 2,700 people have died from virus worldwide
The coronavirus outbreak is being aweaponiseda by the media to bring down Donald Trump when in fact it is simply a version of the acommon colda, the conservative radio host and presidential medal of freedom recipient Rush Limbaugh claimed on Monday.
Related: What is coronavirus and what should I do if I have symptoms?
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Tuesdayas top story: Harvey Weinstein facing fresh charges in Los Angeles after New York conviction. Plus, how nature saved a writer from addiction
Good morning, Iam Tim Walker with todayas essential stories.
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As anxiety grips the city many are fearful of the epidemicas effect on the Italian economy
The people of Milan are not used to seeing their frenetic city so devoid of life.
aIt is extremely empty,a said Angela Trapani as she stood outside a chemist opposite the cityas imposing Gothic cathedral. aIave never experienced anything like this. I live on the outskirts and work nearby; the good news is I managed to get a seat on the train this morning.a
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EU negotiator signals future relationship negotiations are on course for acrimonious start
Negotiations over Britainas future relationship with the EU appear on course for an acrimonious start after Michel Barnier poured scorn on Boris Johnsonas spokesman and suggested the new Northern Ireland secretary did not understand the withdrawal agreement.
Barnier said he expected the talks, starting on Monday, to be avery difficulta but pronounced Brussels as areadya following the official sign-off by EU ministers of their instructions for their chief negotiator.
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Countries question whether to attend amid questions over division in the west and Russian military action
Russian ceremonies in May to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war are posing an increasingly urgent dilemma for western capitals on whether to go a and who to send.
Discussions have been under way for some weeks between UK and US officials on a coordinated response. But the decision is complicated by the unpredictability of Donald Trump, and by Emmanuel Macronas decision to accept Vladimir Putinas invitation to the 9 May victory parade as part of his diplomatic overture to Moscow, without consulting Nato allies.
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Mubarak ruled Egypt for 30 years until he was deposed following mass protests
Hosni Mubarak, Egyptas autocratic former president who ruled with an iron fist for three decades before being toppled during the Arab spring protests in 2011, has died aged 91.
Mubarak became a symbol of thuggish and brutal authority after taking power in 1981 following the assassination of Anwar Sadat. His reign was marked by the emergence of a paranoid and cruel police state supported by a network of sprawling military businesses and corrupt crony businessmen. Many Egyptians see echoes of Mubarakas style of leadership in their current leader, the former general Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.
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WikiLeaks founderas lawyers complain of interference after first day of extradition hearing
Julian Assange was handcuffed 11 times, stripped naked twice and had his case files confiscated after the first day of his extradition hearing, according to his lawyers, who complained of interference in his ability to take part.
Their appeal to the judge overseeing the trial at Woolwich crown court in south-east London was also supported by legal counsel for the US government, who said it was essential the WikiLeaks founder be given a fair trial.
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Teargas used against demonstrators on Lesbos and Chios who want migrants moved to the mainland
Clashes have broken out on the Greek islands of Lesbos and Chios, where residents tried to prevent the arrival of riot police and excavating machines to be used to build new migrant detention camps.
Police fired teargas to disperse the crowds that gathered early on Tuesday to try to prevent officers from disembarking from government-chartered ferries.
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Elisa Pilarskias dog may have joined attack that prosecutors say probably involved several dogs
A pregnant woman mauled to death by dogs while walking in woods in northern France may have been attacked by her own pet.
The body of Elisa Pilarski, 29, was found covered in bites in a forest near Retz, 55 miles (89 km) north-east of Paris, last November.
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Israeli embassy says parade in Campo de Criptana was a vile mockery of the Holocaust
The Israeli government and the Auschwitz museum have accused a Spanish carnival of atrivialisinga the Holocaust after a troupe danced through the streets of a small town dressed as Nazi officers and concentration camp prisoners, accompanied by a float bearing a menorah and two crematorium chimneys.
On Monday, the people of Campo de Criptana in the central Spanish region of Castilla-La Mancha celebrated carnival.
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Itas the last stop in fashion month and Paris is really ending it in style with Hailey Bieber in a micro-mini and Australian catwalk queen Adut Akech on the runway.
A mum has made a stomach-churning discovery in her bed covers, and itas enough to give you nightmares.
Quaden Bayles has hit back at trolls who have accused him of faking his age by sharing a cheeky Instagram post.
Police were forced to confront a mother who left her three children in a locked, hot car in Sydney.
A woman got the ultimate revenge on her fiance after he dumped her for being atoo fata.
Eating out isnat cheap, especially when you want to treat the whole family to a nice meal a but one mum has revealed how you can slash your bill in half.
A mother who packs her daughteras lunch box three days in advance has hit out at fellow parents who shamed her for giving her child astale fooda.
After declaring 2020 her aYear of Healtha, Rebel Wilson has been hitting the gym with some seriously killer workouts.
A mum has revealed how her heart melted after learning an anonymous woman had paid for her childas birthday cake a and the reason behind her generous act has left the internet in tears.
If youare a fan of free food a and letas face it, who isnat? a then this weekend youare in for a glorious treat.
A mother has shared the heartbreaking letter she wrote to her youngest son to apologise for her reaction when he came out as gay.
As the number of coronavirus cases in Italy continues to rapidly rise authorities are desperately trying to find the person responsible for the outbreak.
Aussie parents are praising Kmart for the release of a toy they say is helping break down tired and outdated gender stereotypes.
Australian model Jesinta Franklin and husband Lance aBuddya Franklin have welcomed a little girl.
Doctors in China have announced that a 17-day-old baby who tested positive for the coronavirus at birth earlier this month has been cured.
Reality television star Snezana Wood has taken a stand against parent shamers by sharing an intimate snap of herself breastfeeding her daughter.
Scientists working to find a vaccine for the deadly coronavirus have infected lab monkeys with the disease.
Sex is supposed to be a pleasurable experience, but for Jillian Currie, itas agonising.
All you need is a plastic laundry basket and youave got yourself a sock dryer.
A staggering 50 people have died in the Iranian city of Qom from the new coronavirus this month, Iranas semiofficial ILNA news agency reported on Monday.
A woman who suffered from anorexia has revealed how the birth of her miracle twins helped pull her back from the brink.
One of the latest trends to hit the modern dating world is zombie-ing a a tactic where a suitor shows up out of the blue after suddenly disappearing.
A woman who spent $A45,000 on a boob job has revealed she underwent the expensive procedure in order to be athe best version of herselfa.
As the world prepares for coronavirus to officially reach apandemica levels, health systems across the globe are preparing for the worst.
In China, Covid-19 came from nowhere on January 1 to put the entire province of Wuhan in lockdown by February.
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