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Great British Bake Off champion Nadiya Hussain has revealed she is skilled at animal slaughter. The Luton-born baker, whose family comes from Bangladesh, has become a household name after winning the BBC One contest last year. She told the Radio Times she had learned to slaughter animals in Bangladesh with her grandfather at the age of five. |
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To be a political scientist in the Trump era is to constantly ponder one big question: whether the Republican Party is in a state of collapse. Could the growing split over Donald Trump bring about the end of one of our major political parties? The truth is that American politics doesn’t offer many points of comparison. |
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Great British Bake Off champion Nadiya Hussain has revealed she is skilled at animal slaughter. The Luton-born baker, whose family comes from Bangladesh, has become a household name after winning the BBC One contest last year. She told the Radio Times she had learned to slaughter animals in Bangladesh with her grandfather at the age of five. |
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Morning Hunter. In morning news the New England Highway is closed in both directions at Scone. Three vehicles and a motorbike were reportedly involved in the accident about 5.30am this morning and a crash investigation unit is at the scene. Traffic is diverted into Gundy Road, Segenhoe Road and back to Gundy Road to return to the highway. |
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►BENDIGO: Read on More than 100 Victorian councillors, and 13 councils, are set to be disqualified for failing to sign a new code of conduct. Administrators will be appointed for seven weeks to replace the 13 councils. Read more Canine skeletal remains found at Swan Bay. Picture: Simone De Peak. |
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More than 70 years after the end of World War II, the war memory that sticks in the mind of Richard Rosser more than any other is seeing children begging for food as they starved to death along the Burma-Thai railway. Read on Richard Rosser at the Sandakan Memorial after Wagga's 2016 Victory in the Pacific commemorative service. |
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FOR THE first time in more than 100 years, the National Eisteddfod of Wales arrived in Monmouthshire with thousands flocking to the town. But what sort of legacy will it leave on Abergavenny and what did local people make of one of Europe’s largest annual festivals? MORE than 130,000 people from.... |
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A Mayor on the French island of Corsica became the third nationwide to announce a ban on burkinis, following weekend clashes allegedly sparked by a row over the full-body Islamic swimsuit.
Key points: Ban on French island of Corsica follows similar bans in Rivera towns Cannes and Villeneuve-Loubet;.... |
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Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski said Monday that his government is sending emergency aid to the southern region of Arequipa in the wake of an earthquake blamed for at least four deaths. "We are bringing the necessary aid," he said on his Facebook page. |
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The French resort of Cannes has banned full-body, head-covering swimsuits from its beaches, citing security reasons — a measure some are decrying as a discriminatory anti-Muslim move that will only worsen religious tensions. The ban on so-called "burkini" swimsuits, at the height of the French.... |
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Dennis Gruending is an Ottawa-based author, blogger and a former Member of Parliament. He has worked as a print and television journalist and a CBC Radio host. He is the author of six books, including the best-selling Great Canadian Speeches. He has written biographies of Emmett Hall, whose Royal.... |
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