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Stars cancel performances at Trump's Washington, D.C. music festival
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Stars cancel performances at Trump's Washington, D.C. music festival

Several artists are canceling their participation in a major music festival initiated by Donald Trump in Washington, D. C
British security service says nearly half a million Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine
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British security service says nearly half a million Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine

Nearly half a million Russian soldiers are estimated to have been killed in Ukraine since Russia began the offensive over four years ago, according to the British intelligence and security service, GCHQ.
More talking animals than women over 60 in films
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More talking animals than women over 60 in films

Talking animals and men named Chris appear more often in blockbuster movies than women over 60, a new report shows.
Jazz icon Sonny Rollins dies at 95
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Jazz icon Sonny Rollins dies at 95

Jazz musician Sonny Rollins has died. The saxophonist passed away peacefully at his home in New York on Monday, his team said in a statement
Hungary's government wants to limit the prime minister to eight years in office
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Hungary's government wants to limit the prime minister to eight years in office

Hungary's new government has taken the first step towards changing the country's constitution to limit the prime minister to a maximum of eight years in office.
Wage dispute - tennis stars threaten strike
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Wage dispute - tennis stars threaten strike

On the tennis courts in Paris, stars like Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka will spend many hours over the next two weeks. In front of the microphones, however, they will be allotted a maximum of 15 minutes
Leadership battle in London opens the door to rejoining the EU
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Leadership battle in London opens the door to rejoining the EU

Ten years after the Brexit vote, British politicians are reviving the question of returning to the EU. Sweden is keeping its fingers crossed
Fertilizer stuck in the Strait of Hormuz - agriculture already threatened in Africa
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Fertilizer stuck in the Strait of Hormuz - agriculture already threatened in Africa

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has cut off the flow of fertilizers. Africa's fragile food system could be the big loser
Teenager convicted of Nazi-motivated axe attack on Kurdish man in Bristol last year
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Teenager convicted of Nazi-motivated axe attack on Kurdish man in Bristol last year

A teenager has been sentenced to just over 15 years in prison for attacking a Kurdish man with an axe in Bristol, UK, last year.
French woman severely ill with hantavirus dismissed as anxiety
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French woman severely ill with hantavirus dismissed as anxiety

A French woman was examined by doctors on the research vessel Hondius and was told her symptoms were due to anxiety and stress. However, she was infected with hantavirus and is now in critical condition
US imposes new Iran sanctions on three individuals and nine companies linked to oil shipments to China
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US imposes new Iran sanctions on three individuals and nine companies linked to oil shipments to China

The US imposes new sanctions on three individuals and nine companies linked to Iranian oil.
David Attenborough 100 years old - Overwhelmed
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David Attenborough 100 years old - Overwhelmed

British documentary legend Sir David Attenborough turns 100 on Friday. "I've been completely overwhelmed by birthday wishes," he said in a recorded message
Demands for resignation within Labour as Farage celebrates in England
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Demands for resignation within Labour as Farage celebrates in England

There are calls for the Prime Minister to resign after Labour's fiasco in the UK's local elections - including a historic defeat in Wales. The far right is even more jubilant
Bonnie Tyler placed in medically induced coma after emergency bowel surgery in Portugal
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Bonnie Tyler placed in medically induced coma after emergency bowel surgery in Portugal

Singer Bonnie Tyler has been placed in a medically induced coma after emergency bowel surgery at a hospital in Faro, Portugal, her spokesperson told The Guardian.
J M Coetzee declines Jerusalem International Literature Festival
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J M Coetzee declines Jerusalem International Literature Festival

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Crises follow Keir Starmer as hypocrisy is called the worst sin
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Crises follow Keir Starmer as hypocrisy is called the worst sin

Criticism is simmering around Keir Starmer - and could flare up into a major crisis of confidence. As Britain's sixth prime minister in a decade, he was supposed to bring order
NATO invites filmmakers to closed talks in Europe and the US
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NATO invites filmmakers to closed talks in Europe and the US

NATO has invited television and film writers, directors and producers to "closed talks" in Europe and the US, writes The Guardian.
Dog owners in Livorno forced to wash away pee or face a fine
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Dog owners in Livorno forced to wash away pee or face a fine

Residents of Livorno, Italy, have had enough. Dog owners in the port city are now being forced to wash their pets' urine away from public places - or face hefty fines, reports The Guardian
Ivanhoe star Sam Neill is cancer-free
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Ivanhoe star Sam Neill is cancer-free

New Zealand actor Sam Neill, known for his roles in films such as "Ivanhoe" and "Jurassic Park," is cancer-free, The Guardian reports. "It's time to make a new film," he tells Australian television
The lawsuit that could reveal the secrets of AI giants
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The lawsuit that could reveal the secrets of AI giants

Elon Musk and Sam Altman do not like each other. Now they are settling a lawsuit that risks shaking up the AI industry
Annie Hall script and Ralph Lauren clothes among Diane Keaton belongings to be auctioned in June
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Annie Hall script and Ralph Lauren clothes among Diane Keaton belongings to be auctioned in June

The original script for the film "Annie Hall" and Ralph Lauren clothing will go under the hammer when actress Diane Keaton's belongings are sold at auction in June.
Oil Peak: War Is Driving the World Towards Renewable Energy
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Oil Peak: War Is Driving the World Towards Renewable Energy

The energy crisis that followed the Iran war is a turning point for the fossil fuel industry and is permanently steering the world towards renewable resources, Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), told The Guardian.
U.S. Army Special Forces soldier accused of betting on Maduro
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U.S. Army Special Forces soldier accused of betting on Maduro

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Chelsea sacks coach Liam Rosenior after just 23 games
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Chelsea sacks coach Liam Rosenior after just 23 games

Chelsea have sacked manager Liam Rosenior, The Guardian reports. Rosenior was only in charge of the Premier League club for 23 games
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