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Shiffrin confirms she'll miss Beaver Creek World Cup races
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De Bruyne masterclass helps Man City end seven-game winless streak
Syrian rebels surround Hama 'from three sides', monitor says
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OpenAI chief 'believes' Musk will not abuse government power
Thousands rally in Georgia after police raid opposition offices
S. Korea opposition push to impeach president
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French government falls in historic no-confidence vote
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NBA Suns lose Durant for at least a week with ankle injury
Warhammer maker Games Workshop enters London's top stocks index
Iran Nobel winner released for three weeks, 'unconditional' freedom urged
Red Cross marks record numbers of humanitarians killed in 2024
Johnson's Grand Slam 'no threat', says World Athletics boss Coe
Qatar's emir and UK's Starmer talk trade as state visit ends
Cuba suffers third nationwide blackout in two months
Russia, Ukraine to send top diplomats to OSCE summit in Malta
Spanish royals to attend memorial service for flood victims
LPGA, USGA new policy requires female at birth or pre-puberty change
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British Museum chief says Marbles deal with Greece 'some distance' away
Pope Francis receives electric popemobile from Mercedes
Gaza civil defence: thousands flee Israeli strikes, evacuation calls
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South America summit hopes to seal 'historic' trade deal with EU

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Qatar's emir and UK's Starmer talk trade as state visit ends

01.01.1970

Qatar's emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani met UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Downing Street on Wednesday as the royal wrapped up a two-day state visit to Britain.

Spanish royals to attend memorial service for flood victims

01.01.1970

Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will attend a memorial service on Monday in Valencia for the victims of devastating floods in October that killed at least 230 people, the royal palace said.

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Qatar's emir and UK's Starmer talk trade as state visit ends

Spanish royals to attend memorial service for flood victims

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