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Doug Ford’s threat to use the province’s liquor control board would entail ordering it to halt buying American products
The leader of Canada’s most populous province is looking at fresh ways to ward o…
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After a record-breaking $2bn global tour the mega-star is now looking to her next career step
Few artists in the history of pop mus…
He’s gone from Converse and faded jeans to become the face of Spanish luxury brand Loewe. Now he’s living his best fashion life – and clearly loving it
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Tractor-driving ‘son of the soil’ has run for president three times and maintains solid ties to south-west France where he grew up
François Bayrou, the new French prime minister, calls himself a count…
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Proposed ban would cover the swastika and Hitler salute but also more cryptic symbols used by the far right
Switzerland is seeking to ban the swastika, Hitler salute and other Nazi signs due to a rise…
The new building, 1 Undershaft, will be 309.6m tall, matching the height of the Shard to the centimetre
The Shard is going to have to share its title of the UK’s tallest building after planning permis…
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Xi is expected to rebuff the offer, as attending the event might put the Chinese president in a subservient position
Donald Trump has invited China’s hardline president, Xi Jinping, to his inauguratio…
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Top Democrat receiving care during official visit but is still working, spokesperson says
Kash Patel, who Donald Trump nomin…
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Doug Ford’s threat to use the province’s liquor control board would entail ordering it to halt buying American products
The leader of Canada’s largest province is looking at fresh ways to ward off US …
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Syrians returned to a mausoleum in Qardaha near Latakia that housed the remains of Hafez al-Assad, who seized control of Syria in 1970. A day after the remains of the former leader were burned by ar…
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