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Too early to consider widespread easing of restrictions, says public health expert
breakingnews.ie– Anthony Staines, Professor of Health Systems at the School of Nursing and Human Sciences in Dublin City University (DCU),…
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Daunte Wright shooting: Clashes with police for second night in Minneapolis
irishtimes– Hundreds of protesters clashed with police overnight in a suburb of Minneapolis in defiance of a city-wide curfew, as outrage…
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AstraZeneca halts vaccine trials in children over blood clot fears in young people
express– An Oxford University spokesperson has said the move was precautionary, stating that they have yet to uncover any health…
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WHO Report Says Animals Likely Source Of COVID
republicworld– A joint WHO-China study on the origins of COVID-19 says that transmission of the virus from bats to humans…
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Joe Scarborough accused of racism after tirade about Biden ‘luring’ immigrant children to US border
independent– Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough sparked a firestorm of angry tweets on Tuesday with an early morning rant about immigration, during which…
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Merkel’s CDU suffers huge blow in regional elections as Germans turn against chancellor
express– Voters went to the polls on Sunday in Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate to elect new local governments. The two German…
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Ofcom to investigate Piers Morgan’s comments on Meghan and Harry interview
breakingnews.ie- TV watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into comments made by Piers Morgan about the Duke and Duchess of…
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Yanis Varoufakis’ brutal dismissal of EU’s claim that Brexit can help bloc
express– The European Commission is tipped to present a proposal this month that would introduce EU-wide coronavirus vaccination passports. Commission President Ursula von der…
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North Korea ‘enriched uranium all winter’ as experts warn of nuclear ‘catastrophic threat’
express– According to a US monitor, North Korea’s main nuclear complex appeared to show continued activity on the site. In…
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400,000 children in Yemen at risk of dying from hunger, UN warns
independent– Nearly half a million children under five could die from hunger in Yemen if they do not get urgent treatment, the United Nations has urgently warned,…
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