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Mbappe and Neymar will stay at PSG, says Pochettino
Both players have been linked with other clubs but not many can afford them.
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Lachlan Murdoch reportedly bought $37million Point Piper boatshed
The Fox Corp chief executive, his wife Sarah and their three children moved to Sydney in March, joining a host of high profile people who opted to ride out the pandemic in Australia.
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Bill Maher slams liberals for pushing COVID 'panic porn' and praises Folorida Gov. Ron DeSantis
Bill Maher has ripped into liberals and the media for pushing 'panic porn' and praised Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for protecting his elderly population better than New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
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Super Typhoon Surigae rapidly intensifies to a Cat. 5 near Philippines
Super Typhoon Surigae surged in intensity from a Category 1 storm on Friday to a beastly Category 5 monster on Saturday, with maximum sustained winds estimated at 190 mph with higher gusts. Why it matters: This storm — known as Typhoon Bising in the Philippines — is just the latest of many tropical cyclones to undergo a process known as rapid intensification, a feat that studies show is becoming more common due to climate change.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with...
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Jake Paul vs Ben Askren LIVE: Stream, latest updates and how to watch online
Follow all the action live from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta
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‘Alone in her grief’: mourning monarch is a picture of loneliness for UK papers
Photographs of the Queen in splendid isolation at Prince Philip’s funeral make a suitably sombre sendoff for Sunday papers
Images of the Queen sitting alone with her thoughts at the funeral of Prince Philip dominate the front pages of the Sunday papers.
Most titles chose to illustrate their royal coverage with pictures of the monarch in the otherwise-deserted quire of St George’s Chapel in Windsor, during a ceremony pared back dramatically due to social distancing. Continue reading
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Prince Phillip's funeral: Australian commodore Guy Holthouse 'humbled' by invite to UK service
Australian Commodore Guy Holthouse was positioned in the Horseshoe Cloister of Windsor Castle as Prince Phillip's coffin arrived to a guard of honour on Saturday.
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Scott Morrison signs $1bn deal to shore up energy reliability in South Australia
Federal-state deal will lower power prices, PM says, unlock gas supplies and start work on an interconnector between SA and NSW
The federal government has signed a $1bn deal with South Australia to reduce the cost and boost the reliability of energy supplies.
The prime minister, Scott Morrison, announced the deal on Sunday. It will include a $660m commitment from the commonwealth and $422m from the state government. Continue reading
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AP PHOTOS: Photographers reflect on single shot of pandemic
The images show the intimacy of husbands and wives saying goodbye for the last time, or reuniting after months apart. They honor the courage of nurses, funeral workers and clerics who risked their own health to do their jobs. They witness life slipping away, and being snatched back from death.
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Japanese leader asks Pfizer for additional vaccine supply
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has asked the U.S. drug maker Pfizer Inc. for additional supplies of the COVID-19 vaccine to speed up the inoculation drive that lags behind many other countries
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Miko Eala lone bright spot anew for Penn State vs Michigan
Eala made easy work of Patrick Maloney in his singles assignment, 6-4, 6-2, to give the Lions a point in the Big Ten matchup.
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Experts find more evidence COVID-19 is airborne, warn of indoor spaces
A report published from leading experts found evidence that the disease was spreading through aerosols -- tiny airborne particles that come from people's mouths when they breathe.