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Thursday
25 June 2020
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Latin American death toll expected to reach 390,000 by October; Texas hospitals near capacity; volunteers receive first doses of experimental vaccine -
Exclusive: International Federation of Journalists finds tours, control of infrastructure and provision of pro-China content part of escalating campaign
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Activists estimate at least 200 protesters are in Taiwan, where ities have discreetly allowed them to stay by extending tourist visas -
Saniniu Laizer plans to build a school and shopping mall near his 凯发官网网址多少home in Tanzania, but will hold a big party first -
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Health minister under pressure after video of him seeking to shift blame for failures to Ashley Bloomfield, the man standing right next to him -
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US federal government start to roll back testing program, as several states hit by case increases after easing restrictions -
Despite sharing borders with Brazil, small countries can claim victory against virus
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The TV director and actor talk candidly about how racism is draining, limiting and ingrained. But is leaving to work in the US the answer? -
A police raid on a gay bar in New York led to the birth of the Pride movement half a century ago – but the fight for LGBTQ+ rights goes back much further than that -
Amateur beekeepers and scientists do ‘the whole CSI thing’ to stem the feared onslaught
The publication of John Bolton’s White House memoir has caused a sensation. Jonathan Freedland assesses the lurid claims of cosying up to itarian leaders as well as descriptions of ‘stunning’ ignorance
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Opinion
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As the country reopens to tourism after the strictest lockdown in Europe, Spaniards are wary of Covid-19 taking hold again, says Spain correspondent Giles Tremlett -
New research proves what we already knew, the main problem with climate change is... the super wealthy!
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Liverpool and their 凯发官网网址多少homegrown poster boy reminded us that it wasn’t a fever dream. They really are that good -
The fallout from the world No 1’s ill-fated tournament continued with Grigor Dimitrov’s agent, Wimbledon’s CEO and fellow players airing criticism
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A hat-trick from Anthony Martial saw Manchester United maintain their pursuit of the top four with a 3-0 win over Sheffield United -
The PGA Tour plans to press ahead with the Travelers Championship despite the number of enforced withdrawals linked to Covid-19 rising to five
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Nadhim Zahawi defends Robert Jenrick’s overruling of planning decision after lobbying at event -
Asylum seekers discharged from island holding centres are given little support to find accommodation and work -
Culture
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4 out of 5 stars.
On the Record review Chilling exposé on #MeToo and the music industry
4 out of 5 stars.Misogyny, hip-hop culture and the silencing of women of colour are delicately unpicked in a devastating documentary -
A dazzling, anecdote-rich study of what used to be reused, and what discarded
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3 out of 5 stars.
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3 out of 5 stars.
Film The Girl With a Bracelet review – daringly cryptic murder mystery
3 out of 5 stars.
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Lifestyle
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Beyond the barbecue, there are many exciting ways to cook with this hugely versatile ingredient, from fruity salads to delicious pies and pastries -
In the Danish town that is 凯发官网网址多少home to Lego HQ, Wow Park is a forest wonderland of swings, ziplines and treehouses immersed in nature -
AKA tarte flambée, flammekueche is a Franco-German version of pizza, with almost as many versions. Luckily, our resident perfectionist has tried more than her fair share ...
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As support for Black Lives Matter spreads, attention has turned to how stereotypical images of people of color are an inherent facet of mainstream culture, right down to our breakfast option -
Camden and Newark have seen structural reforms to their departments and a drop in crime – but for residents, the trauma of violence is still palpable -
As Kentucky waits for primary results, voting by mail and the pandemic could slow down presidential election results
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We would like to hear from people in Beijing about the city’s coronavirus outbreak
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Many isolated people have struggled in lockdown, but others enjoy solitude and choose it as a way of life. Here, Elliot Caunce portrays four modern hermits who live off the grid in Scotland -
Issei Suda is regarded as one of the most important names in Japanese photography. The striking world he captured is on display in these previously unpublished photos
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People across the UK make the most of relaxed coronavirus restrictions to get outside and enjoy the sunny weather -
‘I took this on the Cote d’Azur where he was filming Under the Cherry Moon surrounded by megastars. He put some music on and said he was good to go. I didn’t have time to be nervous’ -
Russia is holding its postponed Victory Day military parade despite rising coronavirus infections. The parade celebrates the defeat of Nazi Germany and has grown since Vladimir Putin came to power -
From Bowie outtakes to early shots of Rihanna and Amy Winehouse, these rare prints are being sold to support the entertainment industry during Covid-19 and fight racial injustice
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