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Emmanuel Macron is clumsily trying to pacify the violent protesters after a third night of riots in cities all over France.
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Emmanuel Macron is clumsily trying to pacify the violent protesters after a third night of riots in cities all over France.
Although the Court of Appeal has ruled against the government’s Rwanda plan, it won’t be the last we hear about it.
The possible demise of the utility giant is bad news for consumers or the taxpayer.
Bosses of the UK’s biggest supermarkets have insisted they aren’t making excessive profits from soaring food and fuel prices, as cash-strapped consumers struggle to afford essential goods.
The utterly scathing verdict of the majority-Tory committee was that Johnson’s behaviour amounted to “an attack on democratic institutions”.
While the Federal Reserve is now expected to pause its monetary tightening, the picture isn’t so rosy this side of the Atlantic.
Joe Biden’s cryptic response on the matter is indicative of what is sure to be a hard-fought contest.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been left without drinking water and tens of thousands are still stranded by floodwaters following the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam.
Ukraine’s deputy defence minister has fuelled speculation that, after months of raids and drone strikes, the long-awaited spring assault has finally begun.
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