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Indonesia and India are jointly planning a hydrocarbon-powered future
Hydrocarbons are still the future of energy.
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The Blanche appointment is another Trump win that’s America’s loss
He will serve only Donald Trump, not our precious rule of law.
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When is the Clacton by-election and who is standing in Nigel Farage’s showdown with Count Binface?
Voters in Clacton go to the polls this week for a by-election triggered by Nigel Farage’s resignation as MP, amid mounting questions over his personal finances, including an undeclared £5 million gift and separately funded security arrangements linked to a convicted fraudster. Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, the Greens and Restore Britain have all…
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Ex-Syrian President Bashar Assad Sentenced To Death In Absentia For War Crimes
Bashar Assad and his brother were sentenced for crimes against humanity during Syria’s 14-year conflict that left about half a million people dead.
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Wisconsin progressive Hong’s supporters are confident she’s the answer to affordability ahead of primary
Ahead of Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary, supporters of progressive candidate Francesca Hong say they remain confident in her campaign, despite her not having secured endorsements from prominent national progressives such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or Bernie Sanders. Backers argue that Hong, a state assemblywoman, is best placed to address affordability concerns for Wisconsin voters, positioning the…
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Former M&S boss brands Andy Burnham’s plan to ‘save high streets’ as a ‘lot of b******s about nothing’
The former head of Marks & Spencer has dismissed Andy Burnham’s proposals to revive Britain’s ailing high streets as empty rhetoric, using blunt language to reject the plan as offering little of substance. The intervention adds a high-profile voice of retail expertise to the debate over how struggling town centres, hit hard by online shopping,…
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Labour’s plan to release thousands of killers, thugs and paedophiles early – including two of PC Andrew Harper’s killers – thrown into chaos as nine in ten probation officers vote for industrial action
Labour’s plan to release thousands of prisoners early in England and Wales has been thrown into disarray after probation officers voted overwhelmingly for industrial action. The National Association of Probation Officers (NAPO) said nine in ten of its members backed the move, raising the prospect of disruption to a scheme that would see killers, violent…
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Perseid meteor shower: When is the best time to watch the summer light show?
The Perseid summer light show is back — and viewing conditions are especially promising for the Northern Hemisphere.
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How to see the Sun’s corona during the eclipse
BBC News has published a video explainer on how viewers can spot the Sun’s corona during a solar eclipse, aimed at those in the US and Canada watching the event. The corona, the Sun’s outer atmosphere, becomes visible to the naked eye only during totality, when the Moon fully blocks the Sun’s bright disc, offering…
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Nigel Farage reprimands Reform’s Zia Yusuf for calling former defence secretary a ‘traitor’
A public rift has opened within Reform UK after leader Nigel Farage rebuked his home affairs spokesman, Zia Yusuf, for branding former Conservative defence secretary Ben Wallace a “traitor”. Farage told The Sun the language was “too strong” and “over the top”, and said he would give Yusuf “a ticking off”, exposing tensions over the…