Live updates | Israeli strikes hit near Gaza City hospitals as more Palestinians flee south
Published Thu, 04 Jul 2024 19:11:06 GMT
British economy flatlines in third quarter of the year, update shows ahead of budget statement
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Chill in the air Friday-Saturday, but a string of 60° temps starts Monday. With El Niño in progress, NASA warns of extra coastal flooding on the western coasts of the Americas.
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EU services production: Up by 0.3% in August
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EU plan aimed at fighting climate change to go to final votes, even if watered down
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Philip Pullman is honored in Oxford, and tells fans when to expect his long-awaited next book
Published Thu, 04 Jul 2024 19:11:06 GMT
China denies accusations of forced assimilation and curbs on religious freedom in Tibet
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Dignitaries attend funeral of ex-Finnish President Ahtisaari, peace broker and Nobel laureate
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In The News for today: More Canadians added to Gaza exit list
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Former Manitoba Speaker fulfils last goal with dedicated space for Indigenous art
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