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Joe Biden, in his first interview since being elected president, said Donald Trump’s pressure on Ukraine to hand over territory to Russia was “modern-day appeasement.” This historically controversial term, used by a previous US president, refers to the failed attempt…
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The jury has retired to reach a verdict in the trial of a Britain’s Got Talent finalist accused of raping two women. Andrew Johnston, 30, took part in the TV show as a performer in 2008 and, after finishing third,…
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