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20 June 2022
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Exclusive: Questions over palaces, vineyards and yachts run by entities that appear to be part of a cooperative -
Bills with benefits for low-income mothers don’t counteract bans that would lead to higher risks for maternal mortality, say experts
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Former fighter in the M-19 militia beat populist business tycoon and fellow political outsider Rodolfo Hernández in runoff on Sunday -
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Delegates at biennial convention also approve platform declaring that Joe Biden was not legitimately elected
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Ukrainian president tells African Union food shortages ‘have already brought the war to the homes of millions of African families’ -
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‘We are ready. We warn partners,’ says Ukraine president, ahead of decision on membership application
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The vice-chair of the January 6 committee has played hardball on Trump and his allies in hearings – and the left has shown admiration for her -
Family found a Lamarckdromia beagle specimen washed up on the beach in Denmark in southern WA -
Social media abuzz with pictures and theories about formations thought to be from exhaust plume of SpaceX rocket -
Health Canada confirms reviews into trials following complaint of ‘alleged investigator misconduct’
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For formerly enslaved persons, Juneteenth was their freedom story. Today, it’s commemorated by their descendants and an entire nation -
The dating app’s new category offers visibility to those who have long felt isolated when it comes to sex -
The singer’s dramatic video has shed light on a little-known and often misdiagnosed condition. Unless treated quickly, it can have life-changing consequences
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France’s ‘Jupiterian’ president has no majority in the assembly, and no clear way forward, says political analyst Mujtaba Rahman -
Each domestic disaster is followed by a call pledging more aid to Kyiv – it’s the most expensive therapy session in history, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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I’ve waited almost 40 years for a character like Kamala Khan. Disney’s beautiful new series finally gives women of Pakistani heritage their moment in the sun -
The 2007 settlement I worked on aimed to deepen the peace process – the vandals now in charge of Britain don’t care about it, says former Northern Ireland secretary Peter Hain
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A new documentary, made with the help of the Yankees star’s family, aims to remind its audience that his skill was equal to his warmth -
The Sheffield-born golfer adds title to the US Amateur Championship he won at the same course, a feat matched only by Jack Nicklaus
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Australia’s Olympic champion has supported the vote as Maddie Groves calls the policy shift ‘discriminatory and unscientific’ -
Turmoil at India’s FA could lead to ban and the national coach, Igor Stimac, has warned those in charge to ‘wake up’
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Vanuatu is leading a campaign to have the international court of justice issue an opinion on climate change – which could have huge legal ramifications -
In March, the north and south poles had record temperatures. In May in Delhi, it hit 49C. Last week in Madrid, 40C. Experts say the worst effects of the climate emergency cannot be avoided if emissions continue to rise -
From Chicago to Alabama, people are staying inside, floating in pools – and worrying about the deepening climate emergency
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When the bombardment of Mariupol became unbearable, Igor Pedin set off with his dog Zhu-Zhu to find safety. Daniel Boffey tells his incredible story
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Bob Marley’s multiple Grammy-winning son’s musical life is dominated by memories of his father. But which 60s novelty song lives rent free in his head? -
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Alanis Morissette review Jagged Little Pill still has sharp edges
4 out of 5 stars.The singer is in pristine voice throughout this celebration of her totemic 1995 album, which includes a touching dedication to her former drummer Taylor Hawkins
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Kathleen Buhle’s memoir in answer to a similar confessional from the president’s son makes uncomfortable reading -
Where does a state’s power truly reside? Not in its military, says the celebrated writer, but in the Kafkaesque files it keeps on its citizens – and no one showed this more brilliantly than Singh -
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Namerah, 25, and Farhan, 30, met in 2014 while they were both studying in Malaysia. They now live in Bangladesh with their two cats -
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AR smart glasses with displays now widely available in UK but must be connected to a smartphone to work
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Sarah Savage found her home in Trans Pride – and also created a family for hundreds. Now it’s her turn to be treated -
Concert pianist Alexander Krichel reveals his pick of the best bars, vintage stores, ferry rides and sailor-sized dishes of Germany’s second largest city -
Fill a glass with something long and cool, draw up a chair and snack on summery fried anchovies and courgettes -
Stylist Hannah Bullivant radically downsized into a second-hand static caravan to save for a deposit
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Former prosecutors say January 6 hearings have delivered ‘compelling evidence that Trump committed crimes’ -
1,000 flights cancelled Sunday after approximately 14,000 flights were cancelled or delayed on Friday and Saturday
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Visitors will be allowed on southern loop under system designed to manage crowds after flooding destroyed bridges and roads -
Treasury secretary says ‘inflation unacceptably high’ and it is Biden’s ‘top priority to bring it down’ -
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There are 77 Israeli farms and shepherding outposts across the West Bank, part of an explosion in settlement growth in recent years -
Officers have already arrested three people, one of whom confessed to killing British journalist and indigenous advocate
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As countries reeling from their own crises work to house millions who have fled, the focus has switched to long term solutions -
Move by 11 establishments prompted by problem of groups ‘only looking to get drunk in the streets’ -
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Photographer Anna Gordon has been granted extraordinary access to the historically secretive Freemasonry for Women lodge, one of two Grand Lodges for women in the UK operating for more than a century, as it looks to the future -
From 2001 to 2021, Nigeria lost 1.14 million hectares of forest, equivalent to a 11% decrease in tree cover and equal to 587 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, according to Global Forest Watch. Cutting down trees for logging, opening up farmland or to feed energy demand for a growing population is putting pressure on Nigeria’s natural forests
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