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Sri Lanka attacks
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22 April 2019
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Wave of terror attacks has struck a new kind of fear into the island’s residents -
More than 20 suspects arrested as death toll from Easter Sunday bombings rises to 290
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Exclusive: US warns it will reject measure over language on sexual health in latest example of hardline abortion stance -
McGahn called before judiciary committee to testify on potential obstruction of justice linked to Trump-Russia investigation
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The socialist from Vermont and his supporters seem to have the upper hand over an establishment worried he’s too leftwing -
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The video, widely shared on China’s Twitter-like Weibo, shows the parked EV emit smoke and burst into flames seconds later
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A response to a housing inquiry went viral when the applicant was turned down for being a capricorn -
The doctor visits once a week in Sayatón, an hour from Madrid. In the 28 April elections, vanishing towns like this could be a key issue
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The way to defeat a rightwing political coalition is through leftwing politics, not political theater -
Pebble Mine is just the latest story of greedy men exploiting nature for profit, and leaving us with the nasty side-effects
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Former UFC fighter Rodrigo de Lima was killed on Sunday following a dispute with an rideshare driver -
Tiger’s rejection of our community, like OJ Simpson before him, comes with a price. Black people can and do revel in the meaning of his extraordinary triumph, but we’re not cheering him
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Burnley’s Ashley Barnes equalised to give Burnley a 2-2 draw with Chelsea in a Premier League game that saw four early goals -
Paul Pogba, David de Gea and Romelu Lukaku could leave Manchester United if the club fail to qualify for the Champions League
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Robin McKie, the Observer’s science and environment editor, discusses an innovative drug that may soon offer ways to fight Huntington’s disease, while Mark Newnham describes being diagnosed with the inherited condition. Plus: Peter Beaumont describes his trip to the Costa Rican cloud forest, at threat from climate change
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The Last Week Tonight host unpacked the redacted version of the Mueller report, from ‘crazy shit’ to unearned victory laps -
Abigail Disney complains that Bob Iger receives 1,424 times more than company average -
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2 out of 5 stars.
Gary review Taylor Mac's Titus sequel is a bloody mess
2 out of 5 stars.
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President praised the benefits of a ‘strong market economy’ but did not echo warnings from scientists on rising temperatures -
Manning has been detained since March after declining to answer questions in connection with the investigation into WikiLeaks -
Documentaries
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Anonymous Comes to Town - documentary
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Police reportedly pull Wine from car after shutting down concert by pop star turned MP -
Kingdom’s mission to bloc calls for tolerance and understanding over penal code -
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In her book Moon Shine, photographer Rachel Boillot has captured an underexplored music scene informed by tradition and religion -
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