Narendra Modi to visit Russia for talks with Kremlin head Vladimir Putin
Under Mr Modi’s leadership, India has avoided condemning Russia’s action in Ukraine while emphasising the need for a peaceful settlement.
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Regan Grace ‘has so much talent’ and can be success for Wales, says Rio Dyer
The former rugby league star is looking to impress after switching codes.
UK Sport|Jul 3
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German far-right party re-elects co-leaders after election gains
Thousands of people protested outside the party’s conference in Essen.
World News|Jun 29
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Opponents stage protests as German far-right party opens convention
Alternative for Germany, or AfD, took 15.9% of the vote to finish second in the European Parliament election on June 9.
World News|Jun 29
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Proposed improvements to northern roads welcomed
GUERNSEY Road Users Network has welcomed proposed improvements to northern roads in the Better Transport Plan, as the deadline for public responses looms.
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Julian Assange: The enigmatic WikiLeaks founder who divides opinion
He became heavily involved in the hacking community in Australia during his teenage years.
UK News|Jun 25
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George Turner raises doubts over Scotland future after making switch to Japan
The 31-year-old forward recently ended a seven-year stint with Glasgow Warriors.
UK Sport|Jun 11
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US civil rights hero James Lawson dies aged 95
Mr Lawson was a close adviser to Martin Luther King Jr, who called him ‘the leading theorist and strategist of non-violence in the world’.
World News|Jun 11
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Trent Alexander-Arnold caps impressive display with goal in England warm-up win
Cole Palmer’s spot-kick was followed by an excellent Alexander-Arnold effort and late Harry Kane goal.
UK Sport|Jun 3
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Full remuneration for players who miss training or games over menstrual health
Changes were unanimously endorsed by the FIFA council earlier this month.
UK Sport|May 31
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Tories are ignoring a ‘new street crime wave’, says Labour’s Cooper
Yvette Cooper said a Sir Keir Starmer-led government will put 13,000 more police and police community support officers back into communities.
UK News|May 30
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First out-of-town Revenue Service drop-in held in Vale
More than 80 people took the chance to talk to Revenue Service staff at the first out-of-town income tax drop-in.
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Muted response from parishes to radical traffic plans for the north
Constables of Vale and St Sampson’s are not comfortable with the proposals set out in the Better Transport Plan released this week.
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Offering cash over text could help obese people lose weight, study suggests
The approach could also help target more people on lower incomes, according to researchers.
UK News|May 14
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Cave-in leaves two miners dead, one missing and 12 injured at Polish coal mine
The cave-in happened around 3.30am on Tuesday, some 870 metres underground in an area where 15 miners were working.
World News|May 14
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