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• UK PM Johnson To Announce Next Phase Of COVID Lockdown Easing, Minister Says
• S.Korea’s Moon Says ‘Time To Take Action’ On N.Korea Ahead Of Summit With Biden
• ‘Freedom’ Fiestas: Spaniards Celebrate End Of COVID Curfew
• More Than 1,400 Migrants Arrive On Italy’s Lampedusa
• Chad Military Claims Victory Over Rebels In The North
• Jerusalem Tense Over Evictions And Holidays
• At Least 68 Killed In Afghan School Blast, Families Bury Victims
• Debris From Chinese Rocket Eventually Crashes Into Indian Ocean
• Meet Tychon Carter, The First Black Winner Of Big Brother Canada (Photos)
• A 10-Story, 23-Ton Out-Of-Control Chinese Rocket To Crash Into Earth Today
• U.S. President Biden Says He Is Confident He Can Meet Russia’s Putin Soon
• Germany’s Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rise By 15,685 – RKI
• Libya Armed Groups Raid Hotel Where Presidency Met, Its Spokeswoman Says
• Chinese Rocket Debris Set For Re-Entry By Early Sunday – U.S. R&D Centre
• Rio De Janeiro Drug Shootout Death Toll Rises To 28
• Israeli Police, Palestinians Clash At Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa, Scores Injured
• Biden Administration Joins Global Campaign Against Online Extremism
• Melinda Gates Is Now A Billionaire, After A Stock Transfer From Her Ex Husband
• Man Who Went Viral After He Sprayed Insecticide Into His Mouth Dies
• Thailand Expects up To 20 Million Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine From July
• Australia To Reopen Door To India, Local COVID-19 Cluster Appears Contained
• New Zealand Wants A Mature Relationship With China, Foreign Minister Says
• Military Coup Puts Telenor’s Future In Myanmar On The Line
• UK PM Johnson’s Party Win Election For Parliament Seat
• Qatar Finance Minister Arrested Over Alleged Embezzlement
• Bill Gates And Melinda Divorce: Sharing Of Assets Begins
• Tokyo Governor Backs Extended State Of Emergency To Contain COVID-19 Surge
• U.S. Embassy In The Doghouse In China After Student Visa Post Backfires
• Vaccine IP Waiver Could Take Months For WTO To Negotiate
• COVID Spreading In Rural India; record Daily Rises In Infections, Deaths
• Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Jailed For Further 10 Months Over June 4 Assembly
• The Cause Of Prince Philip’s Death Has Been Revealed
• Woman Enters World Record After Giving Birth To Nine Children At Once
• Nkosana Makate: “Please Call Me Back” Demands N260 Billion In South Africa
• S.Korea Says AstraZeneca, Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines 87% Effective After First Shot
• Australia’s Most Populous State Reports First COVID-19 Case In More Than A Month
• El Salvador Inks Deal With Pfizer For 4.4 mln COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• UK Minister Says Unaware Of Report G7 Delegates Are Self-isolating
• Founder Of Spanish Leftist Podemos Party Pablo Iglesias Retires
• Philippines Tells Fishermen To Ignore Beijing’s Ban On Fishing In South China Sea
• Scottish Nationalists Unlikely To Win A Majority, Poll Indicates
• Netanyahu’s Deadline To Form Government Expires, Rivals Eyed
• Bill Gates Took Getaways With Ann Winblad After Marriage To Melinda
• Eight Lions In Indian Zoo Test Positive For COVID-19
• Bill Gates’s Daughter, Jennifer Reacts Following News Of Parents’ Divorce
• Bloomberg Removes Bill Gates From Billionaire List Following Divorce Announcement
• “Too Many Things Are Wrong With Africa” – Comedian, Michael Blackson Laments About The Bad Leadership In Africa
• Not A God: Taiwan Defends Health Minister Amid Uptick In COVID Cases
• Mexico City Rail Overpass Collapses, Killing 15 And Injuring 70
• Work To Remove Oil From Stricken Tanker Off China Nearly Finished
• Hong Kong Leader Flags ‘Fake News’ Laws As Worries over Media Freedom Grow
• U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin To Attend Shangri-La Dialogue In Singapore
• Bill Gates And Melinda Gates Divorce After 27 years
• US Catholic School Teacher Seduced Student Aged 15, Had Sex With Him In Her Car
• “Like Old Times again” As Greece Re-opens Bars And Restaurants
• WHO Chief Tedros Plans To Seek Re-Election – Stat News
• EU Aims To Open Up To Foreign Tourists This Summer Amidst COVID-19
• Colombia blames armed groups for protest violence, death toll still unclear
• Britain Hosts First G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting Since Start Of Pandemic
• I’m In The Worst Shape Of My Life – Will Smith Says As He Showcases His Abs-Less Belly (Photo)
• Woman, 39, ‘Killed And Partially Eaten’ By Bear As She Walked Dogs
• North Carolina Governor Pardons Man Imprisoned Since 1995 For Two Murders He Didn’t Commit
• Australia Reviewing Lease Of Darwin Port To Chinese Firm
• Philippines Foreign Minister Issues Expletive-laced Tweet Over China Sea Dispute
• Indonesia Says Finds Two Cases Of Indian COVID-19 Variant In Jakarta
• Blinken Says China Acting ‘More Aggressively Abroad’ -’60 Minutes’ Interview
• India’s COVID-19 Cases Near 20 Million, Peak Seen Nearing
• Two Republicans, One Backed By Trump, Head To Runoff In Texas Special Congressional Election
• Khamenei Criticises Iran’s Foreign Minister Over Leaked Remarks
• Washington Denies Iran State Media Report Saying Prisoner Swap Agreed
• Cambodia Reports Daily Record of 730 COVID-19 cases
• Russia Reports 8,697 New COVID-19 Cases, 342 Deaths
• Vote Count Un Five Indian States Begin Amid Pandemic
• Myanmar Protesters Raise Voices To ‘Shake The World’; More Mystery Blasts
• Israel Observes Day Of Mourning For Religious Festival Dead
• Portugal Opens World’s Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge On Mountains
• Two Nigerians Busted For Cloning ATM Cards In India
• Jeff Bezos’ Space Rocket Is Set To Begin Selling Tickets For Rides Into Space
• Australia Bans Arrivals From India, Says Offenders Face Jail, Fines
• India Posts New Record Daily Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Myanmar Protesters March Three Months After Coup; U.N. Warns Of ‘Standstill
• U.S. National Security Adviser Says He discussed Summit With Russian Counterpart
• Palestinians Blame Israel As Parliamentary, Presidential Elections Delayed
• Peru Presidential Front-runner Castillo Returns To Campaign Trail After Health Blip
• Colombia’s Former FARC Accept Responsibility For Kidnappings
• Crush At Israeli Religious Festival Kills 45
• 25-year-old Japanese Woman Arrested For Poisoning Her Millionaire Husband
• Japan Finmin Says To Boost Regional Financial Ties At ASEAN+3 Meeting
• Record Number Of Chinese To Travel Over Labour Day Break, But Stick Close To Home
• HK Activist Joshua Wong Pleads Guilty Over June 4 ‘illegal Assembly’
• Vaccination Centres Close In Mumbai As India Posts Another Record Rise In COVID-19
• Tyson Fury Vows To ‘Quit In His Corner’ If Fight With Anthony Joshua Goes Past Three Rounds
• Queen Elizabeth Gives Sex Toy Company Award For Outstanding Growth
• UFC 261 Salaries Revealed: Kamaru Usman Bags $1.5million Payday For Knocking Out Jorge Masvidal
• Dr.Dre Ordered To Pay $500,000 To Estranged Wife Nicole Young’s Divorce Lawyers
• Young Japanese Woman Arrested For Poisoning Her Wealthy 77-Year-Old Husband
• Actor Noel Clarke Accused Of Groping, Harassment And Bullying By 20 Women
• France To Bar Entry To Some Lebanese Officials Hindering Progress
• India’s Oxygen crisis To Ease By Mid-May, Output To Jump 25% – Executive
• Blinken Meets Israel’s Mossad Spy Chief For Talks On Iran