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Statues related to France’s colonial era daubed in paint

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Two Paris statues related to France’s colonial era were daubed with red paint amid a global movement to take down monuments to figures tied...
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English town shocked as three killed in Father’s Day collision

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Neighbours have described an “intense sadness” after three family members died in a road collision in Cumbria. The family are believed to have been out...
NEWS

Boris Johnson to discuss easing lockdown and two-metre rule with scientists

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Boris Johnson will discuss reopening the UK's hospitality sector and loosening the two-metre social-distancing rule in England with his top Cabinet colleagues and scientists. The...
CULTURE

Jeremy Corbyn’s brother charged with breaching lockdown on two occasions

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Jeremy Corbyn’s brother is facing two charges of breaching lockdown rules after allegedly participating in conspiracy theorist demonstrations blaming coronavirus on the 5G network. Piers...
NEWS

Six campaign staff members test positive for Covid-19 ahead of Trump rally

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President Donald Trump’s campaign said six staff members helping set up for his election rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, have tested positive for coronavirus. The campaign’s...
NEWS

Deadly shooting in Seattle protest zone

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A 19-year-old man was killed and another person was critically injured in a pre-dawn shooting in a park in Seattle’s protest zone, authorities have...
NEWS

US prosecutor investigating Epstein and Andrew links ‘has not resigned’

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A top US prosecutor investigating Jeffrey Epstein and his links to Prince Andrew has insisted he is not resigning after the US Department of...
FOOTBALL

Arsenal keen to sign Pablo Mari permanently despite ‘significant’ ankle injury

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Arsenal fear Pablo Mari will miss the remainder of the season with a “significant” ankle injury – but head coach Mikel Arteta insists the...
NEWS

Japan’s economy takes delicate steps to reopening while balancing health risks

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Japan’s economy is reopening cautiously with social-distancing restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic. The delicate “new normal” balancing act playing out around the world is precarious...
NEWS

Black Lives Matter protesters march through centre of UK city to ‘make a stand’

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Hundreds of protesters staged a four-hour Black Lives Matter rally and march through Birmingham city centre in England, pausing for silences on some of...
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