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Saturday
21 September 2019
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The man once called America’s Mayor has become the loosest of cannons, embroiling his boss in an election-meddling furore
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Exclusive: Senior UN official confirms White House booked a room so Trump can attend a gathering in same building as the summit -
Police action comes as pro-China supporters rip anti-government protest messages from ‘Lennon Walls’ across city -
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Photographer Bryan Thomas took portraits of the people participating in the climate strike in New York Friday -
Josh Campbell worked for James Comey – his book is a must-read indictment of the ‘mob boss’ in the White House
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The American south may seem a long way from the estates of England, but in both places a veil of caprice covers harsh truths -
In a devastating new documentary, a history of lynching is tied to the mysterious death of a black teen, who was found hanging from a swing in 2014
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The president’s misconceived Middle East policy has been laid bare, and few allies will rush to the rescue
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A toddler leads the most powerful country in the world. And when he fixates on a national security problem, you can be sure it will get worse -
Editorial: The headline figure of a 44% cut in the UK’s total emissions conceals a multitude of failures, with motor traffic and aviation high on the list -
As one of the 21 young plaintiffs in the Juliana v United States lawsuit, I am inspired by my people’s past to fight for the future
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Minute-by-minute report: Can the All Blacks get their campaign off to a winning start against tough opposition? Find out with Luke McLaughlin -
Minute-by-minute report: Join Rob Smyth for live updates from the Premier League’s early-kick off at the King Power Stadium
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The Super Bowl champions released the embattled wide receiver on Friday amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct -
The Olympic hero was denied her bid to escape a coach she says abused and harassed her, exposing once more a system not set up to support survivors
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Late-night hosts broke down the whistleblower complaint against Trump and Justin Trudeau’s blackface revelations -
The film distills the odyssey of the novel into a movie. Its cast and director discuss making the ‘daunting’ adaptation -
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White House has refused to turn a national security official’s formal whistleblower complaint over to Congress -
Governor Gavin Newsom said the state “won’t bend to the president’s reckless attacks” on the state’s clean car waiver
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Canadian PM unveils pledge to restrict handguns on re-election campaign trail in Toronto -
Gendarmerie deployed to contain anti-government protests on annual heritage weekend
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Daphne Caruana Galizia’s family request meeting with Maltese PM over concerns about impartiality of panel -
Houthi rebels say attacks on four sites violate ceasefire agreement -
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The city is taking action to protect lower Manhattan’s waterfront while low-income residents in other boroughs must fend for themselves
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People around the world have been walking out of school and work to join the latest protests against the climate crisis. The global day of action, calling for a reduction in emissions, comes in the run-up to a UN summit in New York -
Millions of people across the globe took part in protests on Friday demanding urgent action on the climate crisis. The strike kicks off a week of environmental activism before the UN Climate Action Summit -
The burning Amazon, Greta Thunberg in Washington, protests in Hong Kong and fashion week in Milan – the past seven days, as captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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