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‘Viruses are great equalisers, they don’t pay attention to borders’ – former USAID head Gayle Smith
‘Viruses are great equalisers, they don’t pay attention to borders’ – former USAID head Gayle Smith
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Coronavirus: markets ‘pricing in risk that maybe we’re going to get tipped into global recession’ – FT’s Katie Martin
Markets ‘pricing in risk that maybe we’re going to get tipped into global recession’
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Coronavirus: shares plunge in worst day for markets since financial crisis
It’s been the worst single day fall since the 2008 financial crisis with stock markets around the world tumbling- Our Washington Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy is inside the New York Stock Exchange.
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Elizabeth Warren pulls out of race to be Democratic presidential candidate
Senator Elizabeth Warren has pulled out of the race to be the Democratic candidate to run against President Donald Trump in November’s election.
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Mike Bloomberg: will legacy of ‘stop and frisk’ damage his Presidential run?
He has spent a breath-taking half a billion dollars on political ads. That’s around 82 dollars a second. When you’re a multi-billionaire like Mike Bloomberg – resources are quite simply limitless.
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Trump says coronavirus will eventually ‘disappear’ in US
President Trump has predicted that one day the coronavirus will “disappear” – claiming “it’s like a miracle”.
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Trump accuses media of fuelling fears over coronavirus
President Trump has laid into the media – accusing them of fuelling fears about the coronavirus and insisting his administration was doing a “great job”.
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‘This is the moment something has changed’ – Hollyoaks actor Lysette Anthony on Weinstein case
In the UK, Harvey Weinstein’s accusers also welcomed yesterday’s outcome – found guilty of third-degree rape and a first-degree criminal sexual act.
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‘I said I’ve heard you rape women’, journalist Kim Masters explains how she confronted Harvey Weinstein over allegations of sexual assault
Kim Masters is in Los Angeles and is editor-at-large for the Hollywood Reporter,
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What will Weinstein’s conviction mean for Hollywood and the Me Too movement?
Women around the world have been celebrating the conviction of Harvey Weinstein who was found guilty yesterday of sexual assault and rape.
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Harvey Weinstein guilty of rape and sexual assault
A “vicious, serial sexual predator who used his power to threaten, rape, assault, humilate and silence his victims”. Those were the words of Manhattan’s district attorney as Harvey Weinstein was taken into custody.
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Democrats pile in on Bloomberg in lively TV debate
It was candidate Michael Bloomberg’s night to shine as he took part in his first Democratic Presidential debate in Nevada, but his opponents had other ideas as they focused their attacks on him.
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Jury begins deliberations in Weinstein trial
The jury in the Harvey Weinstein trial have begun their deliberations over whether to find him guilty or not guilty on charges of sexual assault and rape.
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Sanders beats Buttigieg in primary – can he beat Trump?
For his fanatical supporters, victory in the New Hampshire primary was exactly what Bernie Sanders needed to give himself lift-off in his battle to become the Democratic Party’s candidate who will fight Donald Trump for the presidency in November.
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Trump celebrates impeachment acquittal by Senate – and attacks opponents
“We went through hell: we did nothing wrong” – that was the verdict of Donald Trump following his acquittal yesterday at his impeachment trial.