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Djokovic breaks silence over vaccine refusal

The tennis star says he's not against vaccination in principle but wants to be "in tune" with his body.
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Andrew settles civil case but questions over payout

There are calls for clarity over Prince Andrew's role in public life and how he will fund a financial settlement, after settling the US civil sexual assault case brought by Virginia Giuffre.
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Europe
Still hope for Ukraine agreement, say US and UK

The US and UK leaders have said not all hope is lost for a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine crisis but warned the situation remained fragile.
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A ski town 'stuck in the wrong nation'

There is a mountain in the Allgäu Alps that is probably the most ludicrous in all of Europe. It is called the Sorgschrofen, it is 1,636m high, and it is marked by a Gipfelkreuz, or summit cross, which stands above a sheer-sided cliff face of white-webbed rock.
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Ukrainians wary of Russian claims of withdrawal

Kyiv says it wants to see evidence that Russia really is moving troops away from the border.
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Australia
Australia asylum seekers held 689 days on average

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Teacher who raped 13 students gets life in jail

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Families of Sandy Hook victims settle… with Remington

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Europe
Hungary’s Orban faces toughest challenger so far

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I was nervous using a fake Covid-19 test certificate

Coronavirus has changed the way we travel but why are people buying fake Covid fake certificates?
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Europe
Europe's oldest person survives Covid aged 116

Having battled coronavirus, French nun Sister Andre will celebrate her 117th birthday this week.
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Five countries, five winter lockdowns: Tips on coping

Tips on lockdown life in cold weather, from keeping your windows open to watching films in the bath.
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Young shielders: Vaccine is a ticket back to normal

Shielders have been receiving their first coronavirus jabs as part of the next stage of the rollout.
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Recordings show lockdown London quieter than 1928

Recordings of silent London streets during the lockdown are to become part of the collection of the Museum of London.
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Business
Heineken to put up beer prices as costs soar

The brewer blames rising inflation, adding that people may drink less beer as a result.
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Paramount bets big on new streaming shows

Paramount+ reveals a huge slate of new shows and films - but do we need another streaming service?
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Disney appoints executive to lead metaverse plans

Technology giants, including Meta and Microsoft, are pouring billions of dollars into the metaverse.
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Business
How much Russian money is there in the UK?

The UK is considering sanctions against Russian interests, but what action can be taken?
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Business
Airbnb: City travel almost at pre-pandemic level

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More than eight million trees lost in UK winter

How eight million trees have already been brought down this winter, with thousands more threatened by storms.
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'Impressive' stick insect is both male and female

Charlie the pet stick insect is revealed to be both male and female after moulting.
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Drugs in rivers threaten world health - study

Paracetamol, nicotine, caffeine and epilepsy and diabetes drugs were widely detected, research finds.
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Rocket part set to hit Moon 'not from SpaceX'

Astronomers no longer believe a rocket stage that's due to hit the Moon was from Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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Modern star maps hint at famous wreck's location

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US consumer prices rise at fastest rate since 1982

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How might Canada's trucker protest end?

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'Alien-like' life thrives on dead matter in deep

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Why are certain books being banned in US?

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Workers have power - what comes next?

Workers have leverage now, but will it translate to long-term gains?
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A ski town stuck in the wrong nation

Life for the locals is far from straightforward
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Agatha Christie’s race problem

The trouble with adapting her classic crime novels for a modern age
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Future Planet
The animal 'sixth sense' for disaster

For millennia, people across the globe have reported alarmed animal behaviour in the run-up to natural disasters. Could these signals be used to warn us of impending catastrophes?
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Camilla tests positive for coronavirus

The Duchess of Cornwall is now self-isolating, days after Prince Charles tested positive for Covid
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America to begin Eurovision-style song contest

The rapper and the singer will anchor a US show modelled on the long-running Eurovision Song Contest
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Rocket part set to hit Moon ‘not from SpaceX’

Astronomers no longer believe a rocket stage that's due to hit the Moon was from Elon Musk's SpaceX
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Canada’s rare new adventure

It's a new brand of ski trip in a new era of conscious climate travel
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74% of ransomware revenue goes to Russian hackers

Crypto-currency researchers say more than $400m of cyber-crime funds go to Russian gangs.

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Eccentric sewage rebels head for the big screen

When a group of middle-aged swimming friends from Scarborough became worried about sewage in the sea in the 1980s, they started staging eccentric stunts to highlight their cause, and even took on the government. Now, their story is being turned into a film.
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Business
How nurseries are keeping track of their toddlers

Misty Ardouin set up her nursery, Nestlings, in Cardiff City centre in 2019. At the end of each day, they would have a "good sit down" in the playroom with parents to catch-up on everything the children had been doing.
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Science
Record high deforestation of Amazon in January

The number of trees cut down in the Brazilian Amazon in January far exceeded deforestation for the same month last year, according to government satellite data.
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Lessons in pleasure boost good safe sex

Teaching people about achieving sexual pleasure can help sell safe-sex messages, say researchers from the World Health Organization.
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White House left behind as states drop Covid rules

The White House is facing pressure to revise its position on mask wearing as pandemic restrictions are eased in a number of US states.
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James Webb telescope begins to focus its 'big eye'

It's a confusing but amazing image.
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