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Meghan wins privacy legal battle with Mail on Sunday publisher
The Duchess of Sussex has won the latest round of her legal battle with the Mail on Sunday for breaching her privacy.
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‘Putin considers Ukraine unfinished business’, says former US ambassador to EU
We spoke to Anthony Gardner, who served as President Obama’s ambassador to the European Union, and started by asking him whether conflict on the Russia-Ukraine border is possible.
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US warns of ‘severe costs” if Russia invades Ukraine
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken today warned Russia of the “severe costs” if it attempted to invade neighbouring Ukraine.
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Ghislaine Maxwell trial: Jury hears from man who ran Palm Beach mansion owned by Jeffrey Epstein
At the ongoing trial of Ghislaine Maxwell in New York, the jury has been hearing from the man who ran the mansion in Palm Beach once owned by her former friend and lover Jeffrey Epstein.
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‘The truth was there to be seen if anyone wanted to look’ – producer on case of man wrongly accused of raping Alice Sebold
She’s the author who turned the story of her brutal rape into a best-selling book.
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Ghislaine Maxwell trial hears testimony from Jeffrey Epstein’s pilot
The trial of the British socialite Ghislane Maxwell has been continuing in New York City today.
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London’s theatreland to dim lights in tribute to late composer Stephen Sondheim
Lights will be dimmed in London’s theatreland on Monday to honour the composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim who died yesterday, at the age of ninety one.
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Wisconsin: Five dead and dozens hurt after car ploughs into Christmas parade
Police in Wisconsin have named the driver of a car which ploughed at high speed into a Christmas parade in Wisconsin on Sunday, killing five people aged between 52 and 81 and leaving dozens injured.
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Kyle Rittenhouse: Hundreds take to streets across US to protest verdict
Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets in cities across the US, after a jury cleared a teenager who shot dead two people at an anti-racism protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year.
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China warns US support for Taiwanese independence is ‘playing with fire’
China’s President Xi has warned President Joe Biden that encouraging Taiwanese independence would be “playing with fire”, adding for good measure that “those who play with fire get burned”.
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Britney Spears released from conservatorship after 13 years
Britney Spears has hailed “the best day ever,” as she regained control of her career and personal life for the first time in over 13 years.
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‘Vested interests trying to sway COP’, says Ocasio-Cortez
After President Obama swept into town yesterday, more US political star power turned up here today in the form of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her Democratic colleague, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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COP26: Countries aim to turn climate summit promises into policy in final week
Former US President Barack Obama took to the COP stage to declare that the US is ready to lead the world again in fighting climate change, after helping to navigate the Paris agreement in 2015
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Three white men go on trial for murder of Black man Ahmaud Arbery
In the US, three white men have gone on trial today for the murder of the young Black man Ahmaud Arbery.
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‘I don’t blame people for being frustrated’, says John Kerry
We spoke to US climate envoy John Kerry and asked him what he thought of Greta Thunberg describing the COP26 climate conference as a “greenwash festival”.
