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US police and firefighters investigated the world in relation to the capital invasion
Investigators have tried to identify the protesters who attacked the United States Capitol, Virginia, and Washington State Police Departments, while…
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Britain closed schools and took cancell exams until at least February
JN / Agencies Today at 12:01 The United Kingdom entered this year with tightening prevention measures to try to control…
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Brazilians meet rivals in Australian Open Brazilians meet rivals in Australian Open qualifier
Brazilian tennis players, competing for a place in the men’s and women’s singles category at the Australian Open scheduled for…
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Portugal, United Kingdom and Germany have daily records of deaths by Kovid-19
The United Kingdom, Germany and Portugal recorded records of new cases and deaths caused by Kovid-19 on this Friday (8.jan.2021)….
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India has the world’s largest photovoltaic park
India will have the world’s largest photovoltaic park, in an area the size of Singapore. With a total area of…
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Senior man dies after McDonald stumbles during drive in Australia
An elderly man has died after suffering an accident at a McDonald’s drive-through in the city of Adelaide, Australia. Preliminary…
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Lebron James talks about Trump supporter protest on Capitol Hill
The Los Angeles Lakers said LeBron James about his opposition to Donald Trump at the United States Capitol on Wednesday….
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France proposes to close border with Britain
Hey French Prime Minister Jean CastexAnnounced at a press conference this afternoon that the border with the United Kingdom would…
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Sierra undergoes third lockdown during UK epidemic
For the third time since March last year, the UK has introduced a new lockdown, and the British will only…
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Animals to kill thousands of birds in India after testing positive for bird flu
CHOOCHOO-ca-CHEW / Getty Image India is the second country most affected by the Kovid-19 epidemic, with more than 10.3 million…
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