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Wales prepare to take flight to Argentina
Wales’ Nations Championship travelling campaign will begin when they jet off for matches against Argentina and South Africa.
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New Jersey coastal city clashes over proposal to transform amusement park into luxury hotel
A 5-2 council vote rezoned the former Gillian's Wonderland Pier site for rehabilitation, but a planned lawsuit challenges the boardwalk hotel proposal.
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Jim’s Mowing boss delivers a challenge to Anthony Albanese as he blasts out-of-touch politicians: ‘You don’t know’
Jim Penman made the comment as he prepares to contest Melbourne’s seat of Northcote for the Libertarian Party at November’s Victorian election.
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Voters tell PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham: You must call snap election if you want a mandate to govern
A clear majority of voters – 59 per cent – want Mr Burnham to go to the country within a year of entering No10 rather than wait until the end of the five-year term won by Sir Keir Starmer in 2024.
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Unbeaten in 34 matches – why Morocco are World Cup contenders
As Morocco beat Canada to book their place in the last-8, their World Cup campaign can no longer be seen as a fairytale.
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Scotland beat Argentina in 12-try thriller
Debutant Gregor Hiddleston is among the seven try-scorers for Scotland as they open their Nations Championship campaign with a 47-38 win over Argentina in Cordoba.
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Hollywood celebrities crash America’s 250th birthday with a grim holiday warning about Trump
Mark Ruffalo and dozens of celebrities recite from “On Tyranny” in a video campaign launched on America's 250th anniversary to oppose Trump.
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Virginia, Montana top list of most patriotic states in new survey before America’s 250th
Virginia is ranked as the most patriotic state in a WalletHub study measuring military engagement, voter turnout, and volunteering per capita.
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New rule demanding all schools in England stock EpiPens and give allergy training to staff will save lives, delighted campaigners say
Benedict’s Law will be published by the Department for Education on Monday and follows years of campaigning by the family of Benedict Blythe, who died aged five from anaphylaxis.
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Mike Lawler predicts voters will soundly reject radical socialist ‘politics of envy’ in midterms
Mike Lawler predicts American voters will reject far-left candidates in the midterm elections, calling their rise a dangerous “politics of envy.”