Many see the slogan Black Lives Matter as a plea to secure the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all Americans,…
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Andy Murray takes the knee in support of Black Lives Matter
Andy Murray takes the knee in support of Black Lives Matter at Battle of the Brits tennis tournament Former British number one takes a knee…
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The Arctic is on fire – how bad is it?
Wildfires are ravaging parts of the Arctic, with areas of Siberia, Alaska, Greenland and Canada engulfed in flames and smoke. Satellite images show how the…
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Letting your kids out in the sun without a hat 'could damage their brain function'
CHILDREN should wear a sun hat while playing outside as the heat “could damage their brain function”, new research has found. Temperatures are set to…
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When is the next UK lockdown review?
The UK’s coronavirus alert level has been reduced from four to three as lockdown measures are gradually lifted throughout the country. Announcing the update on…
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The pros, cons and potential pitfalls of working from home becoming more permanent
Employers had to scramble when the pandemic took hold in mid-March, emptying out workplaces and sending workers home to do their jobs for what was…
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Coronavirus: Why the new normal is merely a thin veneer
This was the week when things started to feel a little more normal. Shops opened their doors for the first time in three months –…
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Pubs are given the green-light for drinking al fresco in the streets
Opening time! Pubs are given the green-light for drinking al fresco in the streets and beer gardens – but no drinking at the bar –…
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What's the most common blood type? How to find out what group you are
WITHOUT it, the human body would simply stop working and die. But not all blood is equal, and in the event of a transfusion it’s…
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Juneteenth: The story behind the celebration – and why Trump is getting involved
The US president must have been speaking for himself when he claimed “nobody had ever heard of it” – as Juneteenth has been celebrated every…
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Forget the government's failed Covid-19 app — the NHS must now focus on its contact tracing army
WHO could possibly have foreseen that a major NHS IT project billed as “world-beating” would collapse in ruins? Everyone. It would have been infinitely more…
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Who were the Indian soldiers who died in China clash?
India is mourning the deaths of 20 soldiers who died in a clash with Chinese forces in the disputed Himalayan region of Ladakh. Funerals have…
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Florida has ‘all the markings to be next COVID epicenter’ as multiple hospitals run out of ICU beds – The Sun
FLORIDA has "all the markings to be next COVID epicenter," a new model says, as multiple hospitals run out of ICU beds. The model came…
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‘The thing I’ve always feared’: Dame Barbara Windsor’s husband says she may have to go into care
Dame Barbara Windsor’s husband says she may soon have to move into a care home because her Alzheimer’s has worsened. Scott Mitchell, 57, said a…
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