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A hefty slate of new rules have been hastily made to go with the province's reopening phases. But some of these rules don't make much sense — directly clashing or contradicting other pandemic rules the province has come up with. CBC reached out to epidemiologists asking what they thought the biggest.... |
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PODGORICA -- Montenegrin police have detained dozens of people following pro-Serb rallies in Podgorica and other cities across the Balkan country. The rallies were called by opposition figures who are seeking closer ties with Serbia and Russia. The June 24 protests reflect mounting political.... |
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Although Democrats initially signaled they were on board with voting to bring the Republican bill up for debate in the Senate, they changed their tune just 48 hours before it hit the floor and were able to successfully block the legislation moving forward. They referencing civil rights groups that came out against it. |
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The past couple of years have seen some of the most dramatic news events anyone can remember, with man-made disasters and natural catastrophes taking turns to dominate the headlines. But according to a team of economists from Deutsche Bank, the rollercoaster ride is far from over. |
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MPs have been told there will be no cap placed on the number of people attending Church of England services as long as Covid-secure guidelines are met. Speaking in the Commons, Conservative MP Andrew Selous, who's the Church of England’s representative in the Commons, also said singing and chanting are not allowed even at a distance. |
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PODGORICA -- Montenegrin police have detained dozens of people following pro-Serb rallies in Podgorica and other cities across the Balkan country. The rallies were called by opposition figures who are seeking closer ties with Serbia and Russia. The June 24 protests reflect mounting political.... |
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The past couple of years have seen some of the most dramatic news events anyone can remember, with man-made disasters and natural catastrophes taking turns to dominate the headlines. But according to a team of economists from Deutsche Bank, the rollercoaster ride is far from over. |
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Peter Conroy. Monivea, Athenry. Reposing at his home tomorrow Friday from 5 until 8. Funeral cortege will arrive to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Ryehill on Saturday at 12:15, for mass for Peter Conroy at 12:30. Funeral afterwards to Monivea Cemetery. Josephine Murray nee O’Shea. Ballybaun, Loughrea and formerly of O’Shea’s Bar, Dingle, Co. |
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Media caption Seven Sisters house explosion: 'A plume of dust and smoke blew up' A woman and two boys, aged four and five, are in a critical condition after an explosion destroyed a house. Neighbouring properties were also badly damaged in the blast on Church Road in Seven Sisters, Neath Port Talbot, at about 14:05 BST on Wednesday. |
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Media caption Seven Sisters house explosion: 'A plume of dust and smoke blew up' A woman and two boys, aged four and five, are in a critical condition after an explosion destroyed a house. Neighbouring properties were also badly damaged in the blast on Church Road in Seven Sisters, Neath Port Talbot, at about 14:05 BST on Wednesday. |
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25 June 2020. Addition of 'Silverlininglean Ltd' armed forces covenant pledge; 16 June 2020. Addition of 'Services Outreach Support Ltd', 'Spartan Elite Security Ltd', 'Speedkix Ltd', 'Statutory Support Services (UK) Limited' and 'Surf & Turf Instant Shelters' armed forces covenant pledges; 9 June 2020. |
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