Farmers are joining climate change protest group Extinction Rebellion. They say agriculture has been unfairly criticised and want to highlight the work being done and the fact they are one of the industries worst affected by climate change. Dagan James, a Buffalo farmer from Broughton in Hampshire, was involved in Extinction Rebellion events in April […]
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China’s state oil company has pulled out of a $5 billion deal to develop a portion of Iran‘s massive offshore natural gas field, the Islamic Republic’s oil minister said Sunday, an agreement from which France’s Total SA earlier withdrew over U.S. sanctions. The South Pars field deal, struck in the wake of Iran‘s 2015 nuclear
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Image copyright Reuters Flights repatriating the remaining 4,800 Thomas Cook holidaymakers are due to take off on Sunday as the return of almost 150,000 people nears its end. The Civil Aviation Authority, which launched its Operation Matterhorn plan after the tour firm collapsed, said 24 flights would operate today. The final passengers are due to
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Noah Lyles let out a huge scream and kept right on running — through the finish line and straight toward his teammate, Christian Coleman. After a quick hug, Lyles stuck the baton out and Coleman grabbed hold, too. Nobody was letting it go. Motivated by a team meeting in the morning, then propelled by sticky-fingered
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WASHINGTON — After a jet carrying Attorney General William P. Barr touched down in Rome late last month, some diplomats and intelligence officials at the American Embassy were unsure why he had come to the Eternal City. They were later surprised, two officials said, to discover that he had circumvented protocols in arranging the trip,
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Novak Djokovic couldn’t have asked for a better tournament debut in Tokyo. Playing in the Japanese capital for the first time, Djokovic beat Australian qualifier John Millman 6-3, 6-2 in the final of the Japan Open on Sunday, marking the 10th time the Serbian has lifted a trophy on his main draw debut at a
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Part of the challenge facing Ms. Warren is the warm feelings that many black voters have for Mr. Biden after he served two terms as Mr. Obama’s vice president. “I think it’s really hard for candidates like Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, anybody, when you’re going against Joe Biden, who can drop, ‘Obama, Obama,’
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Pope Francis on Sunday opened a divisive meeting on preserving the Amazon and ministering to its indigenous peoples as he fended off attacks from conservatives who are opposed to his ecological agenda. Francis celebrated an opening Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica with global attention newly focused on the forest fires that are devouring the Amazon
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Taylor Swift performed “False God” from her new “Lover” album live for the first time on “SNL.” She also delivered a heartbreaking new version of hit title track “Lover” accompanying herself at a piano in a surreal green scene. She told Jimmy Fallon earlier in the week that she was going to do “Lover” in
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Israel Adesanya defeated UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker with a stunning knockout in the second round of their highly anticipated 185-pound unification bout which headlined UFC 243 on Sunday. New Zealand-based, Nigerian-born Adesanya landed a booming right hook which floored Whittaker in the final seconds of the first round and then ended the fight in
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