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Covid: Spain imposes national night-time curfew to curb infections As well as a night-time curfew, travel between regions can be banned under the emergency measures.
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Jubilation as Chile votes to rewrite constitution An overwhelming majority vote to tear up the dictatorship-era constitution and create a new one.
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France urges Arab nations to prevent boycotts over Macron's cartoons defence President Macron's comments about "Islamist separatism" have angered some in the Muslim world.
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Coronavirus: How my mum became a conspiracy theory influencer Sebastian’s mum has grown a big online following by spreading dangerous Covid conspiracy theories.
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Covid-19: US pulls plan to give early vaccine to Santa Claus Santa, Mrs Claus and elves all would have received early access in exchange for promoting vaccinations.
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Poland abortion ruling: Protesters disrupt church services Women chant "we are sick of this" as they stage unusual protests inside churches across Poland.
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US election 2020: Pence stays campaigning despite aide's Covid diagnosis The US vice-president has tested negative and will maintain his campaign schedule instead of isolating.
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Suspected stowaways detained after 'hijacking' off UK Special forces are involved in the operation on board the vessel off the Isle of Wight.
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Doha airport in Qatar 'examined women internally' after newborn baby found Thirteen Australians were reportedly among those inspected after a newborn was found in Doha, Qatar.
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Lewis Hamilton breaks Michael Schumacher's win record at the Portuguese Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton passes Valtteri Bottas to take a commanding victory in the Portuguese Grand Prix and break Formula 1's all-time win record.
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Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: Armenia and Azerbaijan agree US-brokered ceasefire Two previous ceasefires over the conflict in disputed Nagorno-Karabakh were broken almost immediately.
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Covid in Australia: Victoria sees first day without a case since June Locals in Australia's second-biggest city have spent more than 100 days in a strict lockdown.
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Coronavirus: Berlin breaks up 600-strong party over Covid Police said the venue was too small for distancing, as the virus takes a toll on German festivities.
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Belarus protests: Nationwide strike to go ahead, says opposition leader The opposition has urged workers to strike from Monday after police fired stun grenades at protesters.
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'I went to school and woke up in intensive care' Some children who fell seriously ill in Malaysia when they inhaled toxic gases in 2019 say they are still suffering.
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Dr Fauci: Covid vaccine result could come by end of 2020 The US government scientist says we should know if a vaccine is "safe and effective" by December.
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US election: 'Help! Everyone around me disagrees with my politics' Paul and Kayleah live in two different political bubbles, but they've found a place to vent online.
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'Murder hornet': First nest found in US eradicated with vacuum hose The Asian giant hornets can wipe out a colony of honeybees in hours.
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Adele sings and jokes about weight loss as she hosts Saturday Night Live The star also tells the audience "my album's not finished" as she presents the US sketch show.
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Socially-distanced Sesame Street calms children's Covid fears The Middle East's version of Sesame street, 'Ahlam Simsim', hopes Muppets will help calm children's Covid fears.
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From civil rights to Smethwick: Why was Malcolm X in the West Midlands? Why was the civil rights activist in a small industrial town in the Midlands?
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Swimming with sharks at Bondi Beach Two Grey Nurse sharks were feeding on a large school of salmon while swimmers had a morning dip.
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Misty Copeland: Ballet’s listening after George Floyd Radio 1 Newsbeat hears from dancers about how the Black Lives Matter movement has changed ballet.
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Mario Kart Live: Mixed-reality karts race around the home Nintendo reveals a mixed-reality version of its top-selling game, but is it more than a gimmick?
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Dussehra: Covid-19 forces grand Hindu festival to go online The pandemic has interrupted a centuries-old Indian tradition, the yearly performance of an ancient Hindu epic.
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Osiris-Rex: Nasa probe risks losing asteroid sample after door jams The Osiris-Rex spacecraft collected so much rock from asteroid Bennu that bits are leaking out.
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Covid blood plasma donation: What is blood plasma? The NHS wants us to donate blood plasma to help fight Covid-19. But why?
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ICYMI: The puppy born green and other curiosities Our weekly video round-up, In Case You Missed It, brings you some of the stories that might have passed you by.
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Egypt sex attacks fuel 'feminist revolution' Women and girls are fighting back against sexual harassment like never before.
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US election 2020: Indian and Pakistani diaspora rally together The countries share a hostile history but in the US the election campaign has brought them together.
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Tanzania elections: Why pop stars are hailing President Magufuli Hugely popular "bongo flava" musicians are kept on a tight leash when it comes to politics.
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My Money: 'We haven't got Covid here yet' Sian Williams from Indonesia takes us through her week during the coronavirus pandemic.
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My search for novelist Rumer Godden's famed French summer Hugh Schofield looks for the truth behind Rumer Godden's The Greengage Summer in northern France.
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A child of 9/11 who won't be pressured to vote Natalia Jones-Pinkney is an undecided voter - which has a lot to do with her experience of 9/11 as a child.
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US election 2020: What we can learn from Trump and Biden's musical choices From Tina Turner to Stevie Wonder, what do we learn from Trump and Biden's musical choices?
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'Not just numbers': The women disappearing in Peru Thousands of women go missing in Peru every year and many are never found.
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British-bred Royal Enfield speeding ahead in Asia One of the world's oldest motorbike brands is expanding in Asia, the biggest market for two-wheelers.
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Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: 'Execution' video prompts war crime probe A video posted on social media appears to show the execution of two Armenian prisoners by troops from Azerbaijan.
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The man who taught Uber how to say sorry Economist John List had a bad ride with Uber and never got an apology, so he showed them the best way to do it.
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How the End Sars protests have changed Nigeria forever The campaign against police brutality has encouraged young Nigerians to take on the older generation.
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'It feels so good to be back dancing' The world of ballroom dancing went online to cope with the pandemic restrictions, but what does the future hold?
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United Nations at 75 plagued by new crises and cash crunch Faced with wars, climate change and a pandemic, the United Nations is struggling to make an impact.
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Chile's choice: Out with the old, in with the new? After a year of often violent protests, Chileans get to decide whether they want a new constitution.
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The Indian doctor taking care of thousands of elephants Kushal Konwar Sarma is affectionately known as the "elephant doctor" in India's wildlife community.
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Covid: Why is coronavirus so deadly? Why does the biology of coronavirus mean it poses such a threat to human life?
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'I don't know how the goal was disallowed' - Arteta anger as Leicester win at Arsenal Fit-again Jamie Vardy comes off the bench to score a late winner for Leicester against Arsenal at Emirates Stadium.
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‘Pickford talk may have led to Digne red’ – Ancelotti on ‘joke’ red card Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti believes scrutiny over the injury to Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk played a part in Lucas Digne's red card at Southampton.
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Giro d'Italia: Tao Geoghegan Hart wins first Grand Tour Tao Geoghegan Hart becomes only the second British man to win the Giro d'Italia as he takes the title in Milan.
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Silva inspires Sociedad to top of La Liga David Silva creates two goals as he inspires Real Sociedad to the top of La Liga with victory over Huesca.
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US election 2020: What the US election will mean for the UK After four ragged years, the relationship is unlikely to improve no matter who sits in the White House.
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US election 2020: A really simple guide If you’re looking for a refresher or trying to understand it for the first time, this guide will help.
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US election 2020: What are Trump's and Biden's policies? Some of President Trump's and Joe Biden's key policies explained and compared.
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Predict the president 2020: Will Trump or Biden win the US election? You decide Play our game to predict whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden will win the key states in the election.
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Why we might have to wait for a result A surge in postal ballots, legal disputes and stubborn candidates could delay the results.
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Kamala Harris: What her experience tell us about US politics What Kamala Harris' experiences tell us about US politics.
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US election 2020: How Trump has changed the world From fake news to how other countries see the US - here's a look at the president's global impact.
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US election 2020 polls: Who is ahead - Trump or Biden? An in-depth look at the polls and what they can and can’t tell us about who will win the White House.
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US election 2020: How will early voting impact the election? A record number of people have already cast their votes - so how will this impact the election?
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George Floyd death: A city pledged to abolish its police. Then what? Minneapolis has struggled to keep a promise that made global headlines after George Floyd's death.
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Electoral College: Which voters really decide the US election? More than 245 million Americans are eligible to vote but only a few will decide the outcome.
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Presidential debate 2020: Why Abraham Lincoln starred in the final clash Trump's comparison of himself with the 16th president on race issues draws Biden's mockery.
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Moderator Kristen Welker named 'clear winner' The NBC correspondent is labelled "clear winner" for the way she led the final presidential debate.
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Presidential debate: Decoding Trump and Biden's body language A body language expert gives her view on the presidential rivals' final live TV debate.
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What voters made of the encounter Two Biden voters. Two Trump voters. Two undecided voters. Did the final debate change anyone's mind?
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US President Donald Trump at debate: Look at India. The air is filthy President Trump's 'filthy air' remark drew both anger and introspection from Indians.
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Presidential debate: Trump and Biden spar in final showdown Their last time together on stage featured a much more subdued debate with real policy discussions.
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Tanzania President John Magufuli: The man who declared victory over coronavirus President John Magufuli’s idiosyncratic handling of Covid-19 has put Tanzania in the global spotlight.
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Covid-19: How restaurants are preparing for winter Why restaurant owners hope outdoor heaters and marquees might help keep customers coming back.
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Eating jellyfish: Why scientists are talking up a 'perfect food' Amid fresh concern about overfishing, scientists say eating more jellyfish may give us benefits.
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Thailand protest: Why young activists are embracing Hong Kong's tactics Thailand’s activists are increasingly adopting methods used last year by demonstrators in Hong Kong.
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Will cruise ships return to Venice? Pressure is mounting on the Italian authorities to decide on the future of cruise ships in Venice.
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'I'm Bengali, my boyfriend was black - and my mum freaked out' Salma left home when her family urged her to get an abortion. Later she challenged her mum's anti-black prejudice.
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Covid: What the tier rules say about the split between science and politics Why does the divergence between science and politics appear to be wider than it has ever been?
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