Image copyright PA Media Image caption The latest evacuation flight landed at RAF base Brize Norton shortly after 19:30 GMT on Sunday One of the 11 passengers flown back to the UK from China on Sunday following the coronavirus outbreak has been taken to hospital after feeling unwell. Anthony May-Smith was on the second evacuation […]
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“The Masked Singer” relegated Robot to the scrap heap in the Season 3 premiere Sunday after the Super Bowl. The unmasking proved that no amount of fame is an automatic pass on Fox’s masquerade singing competition. Robot, one of 18 new celebrity competitors, revealed in his clues segment that his potential has been stunted and
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Image copyright Reuters The pound has fallen in value as comments from Prime Minister Boris Johnson renewed concerns the UK faces leaving the EU without a trade deal. Mr Johnson said he favoured a Canada-style free trade deal, but would use the existing Withdrawal Agreement with the EU if they failed to reach terms. Earlier,
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Concern about the coronavirus outbreak in China and its impact on this year’s Tokyo Olympics has reached Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe February 3, 2020, 12:48 PM 2 min read TOKYO — Concern about the spreading coronavirus outbreak in China and its impact on this year’s Tokyo Olympics reached Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on
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Good morning and welcome to On Politics, a daily political analysis of the 2020 elections based on reporting by New York Times journalists. Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox every weekday. CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — On the morning after Hillary Clinton lost in November 2016, I stood wedged between television cameras,
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US construction spending dips 0.3% in December and records first annual setback since 2011 By MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP Economics Writer February 3, 2020, 3:07 PM 1 min read WASHINGTON — Spending on U.S. construction projects edged down a slight 0.2% in December, closing out a year when total construction registered its first annual decline in
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Ballet’s aristocratic origins and an early association with opera mean that it remains wedded to a Euro-classical ethos. Certain ideas about it still persist ― that only an expensive cultural education can unlock its meaning and that it belongs in gilded venues accessed only by the elite. Then there’s the unmistakable race-signaling; despite documenting the
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Image caption Louis Tomlinson is currently promoting Walls, his first solo album Louis Tomlinson has said he will not appear on BBC Breakfast again, after being asked questions about the deaths of his mother and sister. Hosts Dan Walker and Louise Minchin asked the singer was asked about the grief he felt over their loss.
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Harvesting Canadian oats, which used to attract a 54% tariff in Europe Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said when it comes to trade with the EU after Brexit: “We want a comprehensive free trade agreement, similar to Canada’s”. The EU’s agreement with Canada is called the Comprehensive Economic and
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MIAMI — It took the Chiefs five full decades to bring the Lombardi Trophy back to Kansas City. They don’t intend to wait that long again. With confetti still swirling and their thrilling Super Bowl triumph over the San Francisco 49ers mere minutes old, most of the Chiefs were already talking about next season. They
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