Two teenagers admit starting huge fire at former Crewe printworks during summer riots
Two teenagers have admitted starting a huge fire at a former printworks during last summer’s riots…
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New BoG governor must resist govt influence – Economist warns
Economist Professor Patrick Asuming has called on the newly appointed Governor of the Bank of Ghana,…
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IMF reaffirms global stability mandate amid shifts in US policy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reiterated its commitment to maintaining global economic and…
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Sri Lanka: British woman Ebony McIntosh, 24, dies after hostel fumigated for bed bugs, police say
A British woman has died on holiday in Sri Lanka after a room in her hostel was fumigated for bed bugs,…
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Ramaphosa responds to U.S. funding freeze, rejects “bullying”
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa warned of rising nationalism and protectionism in his annual…
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Use of lethal force in killing of four IRA men by SAS soldiers was not justified, High Court rules
Members of a specialist British military unit used lethal force that was not justified in the killing…
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Torres hat-trick leads Barcelona Copa del Rey rout at Valencia
Ferran Torres fired a 30-minute hat-trick as Barcelona booked their place in the Copa del Rey semifinals…
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Strong winds and heavy rain pummelling Gaza’s survivors
Frigid winds have blown down tents in the Gaza Strip, where hundreds of thousands of people remain homeless…
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Australian politician changes his name to ‘Aussie Trump’
An Australian politician has legally changed his name to Austin Trump in a move inspired by Donald Trump…
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Philippines’ Duterte mulls presidential bid amid impeachment fight
The Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte is weighing a run for the presidency as she prepares to…
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