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RSPCAloneliest cat facing second Christmas in charitycare
The RSPCAloneliest cat is facing a second Christmas in the charitycare.
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Kim Jong Un rejects invitation from South Korea to regional summit
North KoreaKim Jong Un has turned down an invitation by South Korean President Moon Jae-in to participate in a regional summit next week, media in Pyongyang has reported.
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Naked Wines founder calls time as group enters ‘next chapter&
Naked Wines founder Rowan Gormley has announced plans to step down as the group enters a &next chapter& following the sale of Majestic Wineto become an online-only retailer.
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Pro-Beijing party urges voters to ‘kick out the black force& in Hong Kong poll
A small but determined group of protesters remained holed up inside a Hong Kong university campus as the citylargest pro-Beijing political party urged voters to &kick out the black force& in upcoming elections seen as a key gauge of public support for anti-government protests.
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William Hill says it is ‘on track& after 700 betting shop closures
William Hill has said it remains &on track& to hit forecasts after closing 700 of its betting shops following the Government crackdown on fixed odds betting terminals (FOBTs).
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Democrats squabble over healthcare in latest primary debate
Healthcare proved a divisive issue as the candidates vying to win the Democratic Partynomination for president clashed in their latest debate.
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