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Kimi Antonelli closes in onTop news30 Oct

Kimi Antonelli closes in on F1 title as Italy awaits its next champion

He has a name that carries expectations, and the hopes of a motor-mad nation rest on his shoulders. This weekend, the super-talented Kimi Antonelli could become the youngest Formula 1 champion in history. Winning the title would be just the beginning, says the Italian.

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Imola Faces Uncertain Future as16 Apr

Imola Faces Uncertain Future as F1 Race May End Next Year

The classic Imola is at risk of losing its status as a Formula 1 track. Next year's race may be the last for now. It will be too difficult for Imola and Monza to both be part of the calendar for too long a time, says the race's CEO Stefano Domenicali to Rai radio, according to Aftonbladet.

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This week's films and series27 Nov

This week's films and series – Beatles hysteria in the USA

The Beatles create hysteria in the documentary about their first US visit in 1964. And it's time for this year's Christmas calendar – the first in a Sami environment. Here are this week's films and series.

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1Russia’s World Junior Championship Return Could Cost Norway Its Place, Sweden Says It’s Unfair2How a US Midterm Win for Democrats Could Shift Trump’s Ukraine Policy, Expert Says3Magdalena Andersson rules out Left Party in government, seeks coalition with Greens and Centre Party4Violence in Swedish Schools Hits Record High, Teachers Say Situation Is Unsustainable5Train carriage evacuated after smoke forces Stockholm-Gothenburg service to stop near Laxå6Left Party says its demands for joining government cannot be changed after S proposes cabinet without V

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  1. SentenceJag försöker få ihop vardagen, men det kräver lite planering.I’m trying to make daily life work, but it takes some planning.
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  3. CultureHöstlovspysselAutumn-break crafts

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