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This Day in History: Nov. 28
PM: Ethiopian military operation in Tigray is complete
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British ISIS jihadist at Syrian prison camp demands return to the UK
Sir Keir Starmer takes the lead as the PM fights Tory revolt
Shoppers hit the streets before tough new Covid rules come in
Rioting erupts in France as police use tear gas and batons on crowds
Attorney General Suella Braverman announces she is expecting a baby
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Boris Johnson makes an impassioned and colourful plea to Britons
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Paris protesters clash with police at protest against police violence
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Ethiopia declares victory as military takes Tigray capital
Philip Green urged to ensure workers' pensions are paid
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Macron’s Pictures Burned in Front of French Embassy in Baghdad
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26.10. 22:43
Macron’s Pictures Burned in Front of French Embassy in Baghdad
“Russia Today” reported this morning that dozens of people demonstrated in front of the French embassy in the Iraqi capital to protest “France’s Macron stances towards Islam.” The correspondent of RT said that the demonstrators burned the French flag and pictures of French President Emmanuel Macron»»»
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