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  • NewsEcho

    Photos show flipped van on south Essex road

    Photos show a van flipped onto its roof on Leigh's Fairway

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  • NewsRFI

    Germany and France tell the US they reject VP Vance's interference

    Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Saturday rejected foreign interference in German elections after US Vice President JD Vance told Europe to open the door to far-right parties. "Nobody can impose" their model on Europe, France's Foreign minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, also responded to Vance. Speaking on the same stage at the Munich Security Conference, the German chancellor pushed back against Vance's blistering speech from the previous day and defended Germany's taboo against including the far right in go

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  • PoliticsReuters

    US Defense Secretary Hegseth's Europe debut irks allies, wins Trump's nod

    U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's attention-grabbing overseas debut may have irritated some key Republicans and alienated allies in Europe, where his statements on Ukraine and NATO went down like a lead balloon. But his forceful comments gained him a nod from one key listener: U.S. President Donald Trump. And Hegseth - who on Saturday wraps up a week-long trip to Belgium, Germany and Poland - delivered a message at the heart of Trump's America First agenda.

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  • NewsThe Guardian

    Musk’s takeover of US health agencies raises pandemic threat, experts warn

    Doge wreaks havoc on HHS and CDC as Trump seeks to grant committee sweeping governmental powers

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  • NewsThe Guardian

    Arsenal accused of snub to DRC minister over ‘bloodstained’ Visit Rwanda deal

    Exclusive: Foreign minister says she sought meeting with the north London Premier League club to discuss sponsorship by country accused of aiding armed rebels

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  • HealthHuffPost UK

    I'm A PT – Sweating During Exercise Doesn't Mean What You Think

    It's bad news for me, personally.

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  • PoliticsCBC

    The Maple Leaf is turning 60, and Canadians are more proud than ever of the flag

    The Maple Leaf turns 60 years old on Saturday and, in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's continued jabs at Canada, the nation's flag and its special day are gaining more attention than usual. All five of Canada's living prime ministers released a letter Tuesday urging Canadians to fly their flags with pride, and their call seems to be working.The Flag Shop Saskatoon has been bustling all week with patriotic Canadians purchasing flags.Owner Judy Denham says this is the first year she's not

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