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Bad Bunny's ex-girlfriend sues Puerto Rican musician for m over using her voice recording in his songs

Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend sues Puerto Rican musician for $40m over using her voice recording in his songs

Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend is suing the Puerto Rican musician for at least $40m over a voice recording of hers that he used in two of his...

Biden vows US will 'declassify' information about COVID's origins

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Biden vows US will ‘declassify’ information about COVID’s origins

Joe Biden has vowed his administration will “declassify” as much information about the origins of COVID-19 as possible – including any potential links to a Chinese...

Sri Lanka to receive bn bailout but government faces corruption probe

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Sri Lanka to receive $3bn bailout but government faces corruption probe

Sri Lanka is to receive $3bn (£2.44bn) as part of a bailout plan to help the bankrupt nation which is also facing a humanitarian crisis. The...

Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping praise 'no limits friendship' during Chinese president's trip to Russia

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Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping praise ‘no limits friendship’ during Chinese president’s trip to Russia

Vladimir Putin has welcomed his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to Moscow, just days after a warrant was issued for the Russian president’s arrest over alleged war...

Sturgeon says leadership contest has been 'less than edifying' and urges candidates to 'protect ingredients of success'

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Sturgeon says leadership contest has been ‘less than edifying’ and urges candidates to ‘protect ingredients of success’

Nicola Sturgeon has urged the SNP candidates vying to succeed her as first minister to “protect the ingredients of success” – telling Sky News the leadership...

The China-Russia border city of Heihe where harmony lies

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The China-Russia border city of Heihe where harmony lies

If you want to understand the China-Russia relationship, the frozen border city of Heihe is a good place to start. It is a bleak, bitterly cold...

DUP says new Brexit deal doesn't address 'fundamental problems' with Northern Ireland Protocol

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DUP says new Brexit deal doesn’t address ‘fundamental problems’ with Northern Ireland Protocol

Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland doesn’t address the “fundamental problems” with the protocol it is intended to replace, the DUP has said. The...

Government food tsar quits blaming 'insane' inaction to tackle obesity

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Government food tsar quits blaming ‘insane’ inaction to tackle obesity

The government’s food tsar has quit in order to freely criticise the Tories’ “insane” inaction against obesity. Henry Dimbleby, the co-founder of the food chain Leon,...

Suella Braverman 'encouraged' by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda

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Suella Braverman ‘encouraged’ by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has said she is “encouraged” by “constructive” discussions with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) about the injunction that halted migrant...

SNP candidate Kate Forbes insists she has 'progressive views' after gay marriage backlash

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SNP candidate Kate Forbes insists she has ‘progressive views’ after gay marriage backlash

SNP leadership candidate Kate Forbes has insisted she has “progressive views” after scrutiny of her religious beliefs. The Scottish finance secretary lost several supporters in the...

Liberal Democrat conference: Tear down 'Tory' trade barriers with Europe to boost economy, says Ed Davey

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Liberal Democrat conference: Tear down ‘Tory’ trade barriers with Europe to boost economy, says Ed Davey

Britain must “tear down the Conservatives’ trade barriers” with Europe if the economy is to prosper again, the Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has warned. ...

The autonomous region of Moldova where most people are pro-Russian - 'why do we have to only look to the West?'

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The autonomous region of Moldova where most people are pro-Russian – ‘why do we have to only look to the West?’

For months, rising food and energy costs have brought protesters on to Moldova’s streets but while the cost-of-living crisis is biting, the government claims outside forces...

Iraq War 20 years on: How Ukraine conflict, growing power of Iran and rise of Trump can be traced back to 2003 invasion

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Iraq War 20 years on: How Ukraine conflict, growing power of Iran and rise of Trump can be traced back to 2003 invasion

At the turn of the century, America had emerged victorious from the Cold War and stood unchallenged. It had greater power and influence than any other...

Australian police say removing millions of dead fish from Darling River near Menindee will be 'logistical nightmare'

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Australian police say removing millions of dead fish from Darling River near Menindee will be ‘logistical nightmare’

Removing millions of rotting fish from a river in the Australian outback will be a “logistical nightmare”, according to police. The fish started dying in the...

Former Australian soldier charged for alleged war crime in Afghanistan

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Former Australian soldier charged for alleged war crime in Afghanistan

An Australian veteran has been charged for the alleged murder of an Afghan man, following an investigation into war crimes. The 41-year-old man was arrested in...

Vladimir Putin says Russia and China are fighting 'common threats' ahead of President Xi Jinping's visit

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Vladimir Putin says Russia and China are fighting ‘common threats’ ahead of President Xi Jinping’s visit

Vladimir Putin has said Russia and China are fighting “common threats” as he welcomes President Xi Jinping for a three-day trip to Moscow. Writing in an...

Sidhu Moose Wala's father accuses Indian govt of 'suppressing' those seeking justice for murdered hip hop star

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Sidhu Moose Wala’s father accuses Indian govt of ‘suppressing’ those seeking justice for murdered hip hop star

The family of one of India’s most popular Punjabi hip hop artists – who was murdered last year – have used his memorial service to call...

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The autonomous region of Moldova where most people are pro-Russian – ‘why do we have to only look to the West?’

For months, rising food and energy costs have brought protesters on to Moldova’s streets but while the cost-of-living crisis is biting, the government claims outside forces...

Imran Khan: Police in Pakistan file terrorism charges against former prime minister and his supporters

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Imran Khan: Police in Pakistan file terrorism charges against former prime minister and his supporters

Police in Pakistan have filed terrorism and other charges against former prime minister Imran Khan, as well as 17 of his aides and scores of his...

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Iraq War 20 years on: How Ukraine conflict, growing power of Iran and rise of Trump can be traced back to 2003 invasion

At the turn of the century, America had emerged victorious from the Cold War and stood unchallenged. It had greater power and influence than any other...

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Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend sues Puerto Rican musician for $40m over using her voice recording in his songs

Biden vows US will ‘declassify’ information about COVID’s origins

Sri Lanka to receive $3bn bailout but government faces corruption probe

Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping praise ‘no limits friendship’ during Chinese president’s trip to Russia

Sturgeon says leadership contest has been ‘less than edifying’ and urges candidates to ‘protect ingredients of success’

The China-Russia border city of Heihe where harmony lies

DUP says new Brexit deal doesn’t address ‘fundamental problems’ with Northern Ireland Protocol

Government food tsar quits blaming ‘insane’ inaction to tackle obesity

Suella Braverman ‘encouraged’ by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda

SNP candidate Kate Forbes insists she has ‘progressive views’ after gay marriage backlash

Liberal Democrat conference: Tear down ‘Tory’ trade barriers with Europe to boost economy, says Ed Davey

The autonomous region of Moldova where most people are pro-Russian – ‘why do we have to only look to the West?’

Iraq War 20 years on: How Ukraine conflict, growing power of Iran and rise of Trump can be traced back to 2003 invasion

Australian police say removing millions of dead fish from Darling River near Menindee will be ‘logistical nightmare’

Former Australian soldier charged for alleged war crime in Afghanistan

Vladimir Putin says Russia and China are fighting ‘common threats’ ahead of President Xi Jinping’s visit

Sidhu Moose Wala’s father accuses Indian govt of ‘suppressing’ those seeking justice for murdered hip hop star

The autonomous region of Moldova where most people are pro-Russian – ‘why do we have to only look to the West?’

Imran Khan: Police in Pakistan file terrorism charges against former prime minister and his supporters

Iraq War 20 years on: How Ukraine conflict, growing power of Iran and rise of Trump can be traced back to 2003 invasion

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