Migrants on Belarus-Poland Border Are Freezing but Won’t Give Up Hope to Cross
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‘Patria y Vida,’ Cuba’s Protest Anthem, Wins Top Awards at Latin Grammys
“Patria y Vida,” the rap song that has become the anthem for disaffected Cubans, won
Destruction of Brazilian Amazon Surges to 15-Year High, New Data Show
SÃO PAULO—Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest has reached a 15-year high, newly released data
Crisp shortages at one in three shops following glitch at Walkers factory
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Rolls-Royce’s electric plane Spirit of Innovation hits record-busting 387mph
Rolls-Royce’s battery-powered plane reached a top speed of 387 miles per hour in tests, which
how the high-speed rail plans will affect you
Plans for HS2, the high-speed rail link from London to the Midlands and the North
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In the present day, even the sphere of dentistry is wealthy in artistic entrepreneurs who
Geordie Greig ousted as Daily Mail editor
The editor of the Daily Mail, Geordie Greig, has been ousted after three years in
Marks & Spencer to sell food in Costa Coffee stores
Marks & Spencer will sell sandwiches and hot food in more than 2,500 Costa Coffee
Take as much holiday as you like, City broker tells staff
A City of London broker will allow its employees to take as many holidays as