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Emery says home fans can inspire Aston Villa comeback against PSG
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Russia says deadly Sumy strike hit army meeting
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Pope recognises 'God's architect' Gaudi as 'venerable'
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China, Vietnam sign agreements after Xi warns protectionism 'leads nowhere'
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Italy's Olympic hope Brignone says 'four to five months' before back on skis
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Flick has Barcelona on cusp of Champions League semis, six years on
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Liverpool set for 'big summer' of transfers, says Van Dijk
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Tensions flare as Algeria expels 12 French officials
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Winter Olympics torch unveiled in joint ceremony in Milan and Osaka
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French hospital staff, relatives sue ministers over work-related suicides
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Music, revolution and Y2K: Coachella 2025 takeaways
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Trump says no one 'off the hook' on tariffs but markets rise
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Post Malone wraps Coachella with genre-fluid performance
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Flawless Oscar, Max flounders: Bahrain Grand Prix talking points
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UK govt races against time to keep steel furnaces running
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Meta faces landmark US antitrust trial
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Helicopter company that ran deadly New York tour shuts down
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Hungary set to restrict constitutional rights in 'Easter cleanup'
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Post Malone primed to close out Coachella
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Katy Perry set to roar into space on all-female flight
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Xi warns protectionism 'leads nowhere' as he arrives in Vietnam
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Trump hosts El Salvador's Bukele, key ally in anti-migrant push
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Trump spotlight divides S.Africa's Afrikaners
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South Korea's ex-president denies insurrection at criminal trial
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World leaders slam deadly Russian strike on Ukraine
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Chinese exports soared in March ahead of Trump's 'Liberation Day'
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'We can get it' - Emery eyes Champions League comeback against PSG
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Perfect Piastri puts McLaren in driving seat
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Flick has Barcelona on cusp of return to European elite
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Noboa wins Ecuador presidential runoff, rival claims fraud
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China's exports beat forecast in March despite trade war woes
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Solar park boom threatens Spain's centuries-old olive trees
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Trump tariff rollercoaster complicates ECB rate call
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Asian stocks rise on electronics tariffs exemption, gold hits new high
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South Korea's ex-president attends first day of criminal trial
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Nobel Literature Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa dies in Peru
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A coffin for Pol Pot's memory, 50 years after Phnom Penh's fall
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Vargas Llosa, last of Latin America's literary golden generation
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Incumbent Noboa wins Ecuador presidential runoff
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Rollercoaster carries McIlroy to Masters glory at last
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German archive where victims of the Nazis come back to life
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McIlroy rides luck of the Irish to overcome Masters
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Xi warns protectionism 'leads nowhere' as starts SE Asia tour
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British nurses will strike over pay, the Royal College of Nursing said on Wednesday, announcing the first UK-wide strike action in the union's 106-year history.
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China virus cases at six-month high despite grinding lockdowns
China reported its highest daily Covid caseload in six months Monday, despite grinding lockdowns that have heavily disrupted manufacturing, education and day-to-day life.
Indonesia child deaths blamed on syrup medicines rise to 195
Indonesia said Monday the number of child deaths from kidney failure or damage linked to harmful substances found in syrup medicines has risen to 195.
Beijing Marathon back after two-year absence with Covid rules in force
About 30,000 runners, some wearing face masks, took part on Sunday in a chilly and smoggy first Beijing Marathon since 2019 after Covid cancelled previous races.
Beijing Marathon back after two-year absence but Covid rules in force
About 30,000 runners, some wearing face masks, took part on Sunday in a chilly and smoggy first Beijing Marathon since 2019 after Covid cancelled previous races.
Beijing Marathon back after two years but Covid rules in force
About 30,000 runners, some wearing face masks, took part on Sunday in a chilly and smoggy first Beijing Marathon since 2019 after Covid cancelled previous races.
Crowds, colour and Covid rules as Hong Kong Rugby Sevens returns
Fans of the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens shrugged off a three-year pandemic absence as the weekend sporting spectacle kicked off with drinking, fancy dress -- and Covid rules.
Uganda's Museveni vows no national lockdown as Ebola cases rise
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Friday reiterated his refusal to impose a nationwide Covid-like lockdown to contain the spread of Ebola despite a worrying increase in cases.
Australia's 'irreplaceable' platypus threatened by dams: study
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Escape from Foxconn: Workers recount Covid chaos at iPhone factory
Zhang Yao recalls the moment he realised something had gone deeply wrong at the Chinese mega-factory where he and hundreds of thousands of other workers assembled iPhones and other high-end electronics.
UK researchers cure man who had Covid for 411 days
British researchers announced Friday they have cured a man who was continually infected with Covid for 411 days by analysing the genetic code of his particular virus to find the right treatment.
Monkeypox mostly spreads before symptoms appear, study suggests
People with monkeypox can spread the virus up to four days before symptoms appear, with more than half of transmissions potentially taking place during this period, a UK study estimated Tuesday.
'Stubborn' football chiefs urged to strengthen concussion rules
Football's "stubbornness" towards dealing with head injuries is endangering the health of players, a British brain injury charity said on Wednesday.
China imposes Covid lockdown on area around iPhone factory
Chinese authorities on Wednesday locked down the area surrounding the world's largest iPhone factory after workers fled the facility to avoid a virus outbreak and the resulting restrictions.
Hong Kong Sevens back after three years - will it be party time?
The Hong Kong Sevens will kick off Friday for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began -- but virus controls may dampen the high-octane rugby tournament's famous hard-partying atmosphere.
Biden in Florida for final push before the midterms
Joe Biden scolded Republicans on social spending issues Tuesday in popular retirement spot Florida as the US president makes his closing pitch ahead of next week's midterm elections.
Invasive malaria mosquito spreading in Africa, researchers warn
New evidence has emerged that an invasive species of malaria-carrying mosquito from Asia is spreading in Africa, where it could pose a "unique" threat to tens of millions of city-dwellers, researchers warned Tuesday.
Monkeypox still global health emergency: WHO
The World Health Organization said Tuesday that its emergency committee had determined that monkeypox should continue to be classified as a global health emergency.
China iPhone factory under lockdown boosts bonuses for workers who stay
The world's largest iPhone factory in central China told staff Tuesday it would quadruple their bonuses if they remained at the plant after scores of workers fled a Covid outbreak at the facility.
Covid outbreak traps visitors at Shanghai Disneyland
Shanghai Disney Resort abruptly shut its doors Monday as Chinese authorities imposed a snap lockdown, trapping guests who are not permitted to leave until they test negative for Covid-19.
Nearly 150 killed in Halloween stampede in Seoul
Nearly 150 people, some in masquerade costumes, were killed and some 150 more were injured Saturday in a horrific stampede in central Seoul when a large crowd celebrating Halloween crammed into a narrow street, officials said.
Dozens suffer cardiac arrests in Seoul Halloween crush
Dozens of people suffered from cardiac arrest in the South Korean capital Seoul on Saturday, after thousands crowded into narrow streets in the city's Itaewon neighbourhood to celebrate Halloween, local officials said.
TB firmly on the rise after years of decline: WHO
Tuberculosis has rebounded after years of decline, killing an estimated 1.6 million people in 2021, up 14 percent in two years, new World Health Organization figures showed Thursday.
Study confirms AstraZeneca jab's higher risk of very rare clot
AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine has been linked to a 30-percent higher risk of getting a very rare blood clotting condition compared to the Pfizer jab, a large international study said Thursday.
Germany agrees plan to legalise recreational cannabis
Germany on Wednesday paved the way to legalising the purchase and possession of small amounts of marijuana for recreational use, as well as its production.
China Covid curbs disrupt production at world's biggest iPhone factory
Millions of people in China were under tight Covid restrictions on Wednesday as sporadic outbreaks across the country prompted business closures and disruption at the world's largest iPhone factory.
Video games could improve kids' brains: study
Parents often worry about the harmful impacts of video games on their children, from mental health and social problems to missing out on exercise.
Residents on edge as Uganda reports Ebola cases in Kampala
Uganda has reported 14 confirmed cases of Ebola in the greater Kampala region, the country's health minister said Monday, but sought to assure anxious residents that the situation in the capital was under control.
US math and reading scores crashed during Covid
American students saw big declines in their reading and mathematics scores after years of disrupted learning due to the pandemic, with national test results described as "appalling and unacceptable" by the education secretary.