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The Pope has urged Catholics to put down their phones and turn off the TV this Lent. In a world "polluted by too much verbal violence", Pope Francis warned of the "offensive and harmful words" being amplified online in a speech to a general audience on Ash Wednesday. |
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Hundreds of protesters on the Greek island of Lesbos on Wednesday threw stones at police who responded with tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets, an AFP photographer said, on a second day of demonstrations against the construction of new migrant camps. |
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A Gateshead teacher has been tested for the coronavirus after returning from a school skiing trip in Italy. Around 30 children and three members of staff from Thorp Academy travelled to Sestriere in Western Italy for a trip during the half-term holiday. |
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In Prest’s elaborately sound-designed productions, she whispers, self-examines, and confides, blending reënactment with verité excerpts of her real life: we listen as she argues, flirts, makes out. “I wanted to make something that scratches the same itch as a Hollywood movie, but is rife with truth,” she told me. |
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Multiple schools in and around Cambridgeshire have taken action in order to protect against the spread of coronavirus. Primary and secondary schools have closed over fears pupils and staff members may have been exposed to the potentially lethal virus after travelling abroad during the half-term break. |
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The Pope has urged Catholics to put down their phones and turn off the TV this Lent. In a world “polluted by too much verbal violence”, Pope Francis warned of the “offensive and harmful words” being amplified online in a speech to a general audience on Ash Wednesday. |
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The Pope has urged Catholics to put down their phones and turn off the TV this Lent. In a world “polluted by too much verbal violence”, Pope Francis warned of the “offensive and harmful words” being amplified online in a speech to a general audience on Ash Wednesday. |
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ATLANTA — Between the summer of 2016, when the Atlanta rapper Lil Baby got out of prison on drug and gun charges, and the end of 2018, when he solidified himself as a formidable presence in hip-hop, he released seven full-length bodies of music, resulting in a pile of smash singles that have gone platinum a combined 12 times over. |
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A selection of BBC News editors explain what they like about Radio 4's Six O'Clock News.
Announcers share the radio moments that have made them smile.
Hear how we covered some of the biggest news stories since 1931.
Church loses battle over padding the parishioners' pews.
British poet Sir Geoffrey Hill dies aged 84. |
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"You're going to die here," one protester shouted at police, as others screamed obscenities at them. Ten protesters and dozens of police officers were lightly injured in the daylong clashes in Mantamados, a village near a construction site for a camp to house 7,000 migrants, a police source said. |
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The Pope has urged Catholics to put down their phones and turn off the TV this Lent. In a world “polluted by too much verbal violence”, Pope Francis warned of the “offensive and harmful words” being amplified online in a speech to a general audience on Ash Wednesday. |
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