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• Bill In Hundreds Of Thousands For Australian Oyster Farm Decimated By Floods
• Mexican Police Arrest Partner Of Salvadoran Woman Killed During Police Encounter
• Myanmar Protesters Hold Bigils As U.S. Orders Non-Essential Staff To Leave
• Ireland To Require Additional COVID Test From Passengers On Arrival
• U.S. Human Rights Reports Blasts China Over Uighurs, Russia’s Targeting Of Navalny
• Woman Dies of Electric Shock After Her Phone Fell in the Bath While Charging (Photo)
• ‘Kill Bill’ Restaurant Operator Decries ‘Hypocrisy’ In Tokyo’s COVID-19 Measures
• UK Wants to Vaccinate All Adults Before Sharing Vaccine With Other Countries
• Iran Rejects Ending 20% Enrichment Before U.S. Lifts Sanctions – State TV
• Vietnam Sentences Flight Attendant For Spreading Coronavirus
• China Approves Sweeping Electoral Shake-up For Hong Kong, Demands Loyalty
• EU Official Urges Greece To Investigate Asylum-seeker Pushbacks
• White House Says Biden Does Not Intend To Meet With North Korea’s Kim
• Traffic In Suez Canal Resumes After Stranded Ship Refloated
• Meet the Billionaire Who Dethroned Jack Ma to Become The Richest Man in China By Selling Bottled Water (Photo)
• Richest Man In Czech Republic Dies In Tragic Helicopter Crash
• Barrack Obama’s Grandmother, Mama Sarah Obama Dies at the Age of 99 (Photo)
• Kim Kardashian Begged Ex Kanye West To Meet Up With Her After His ‘Frustrating’ Twitter Meltdown
• Prince William Named World’s Sexiest Bald Man
• Jason Derulo And Girlfriend Jena Frumes Expecting Their First Child Together
• I Sleep With Actresses Before Giving Them Roles – Movie Director
• China Generated Over Half World’s Coal-fired Power In 2020 – Study
• Stranded Suez Canal Ship Re-floated, Undergoing Checks – Sources
• China warns Companies Against Politicising Actions Regarding Xinjiang
• Completing Refloat Of Suez Canal Ship Won’t Be Easy – Boskalis CEO
• Czech Billionaire Kellner Killed In Alaska Helicopter Crash
• Popular Kenyan Musician Buys His Own Coffin (Photos)
• Suspected Suicide Bombing At Indonesian Church Wounds 14 People
• Indonesia President Condemns Church Attack As “Terrorism”
• Myanmar Mourns Bloodiest Day Since Coup After Junta Crackdown
• Beijing Enveloped In Hazardous Sandstorm, Second Time In Two Weeks
• Philippines Catholics Brave COVID-19 Threat To Celebrate Palm Sunday
• Idriss Deby: Boko Haram’s Resilience Is Unprecedented
• Singer, Grey DeLisle Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed After She Mistakenly Confessed To Her Husband That She Cheated On Him
• 57-Year-Old Woman Gives Birth To Baby Boy 5 Years After Losing 13-Year-Old Daughter To Brain Tumor
• Police Make Arrests At Violent Protest In Bristol, England
• Bhutan Begins Biggest Vaccination Drive Against COVID-19
• Myanmar’s Junta Says Will Strive For Democracy After Chilling Warning To Protesters
• At Least Four Protesters Killed In Myanmar By Security Forces: Report
• Facebook Freezes Venezuela Fresident Maduro’s Page Over COVID-19 Misinformation
• Chrissy Teigen Reveals The Strangest Places She And Husband, John Legend Have Had Sex
• Young Lotto Winner Becomes Broke After Lavishing N944m on Drugs, Surgery & Cars (Photo)
• Pastor Rapes Woman After Going to Her House to Pray, Beaten Mercilessly (Photo)
• U.S. Senate Confirms Adeyemo As Deputy Secretary Of The Treasury
• Joe Biden: My Plan Is To Run For Reelection In 2024
• Thai Teenager Ordered Cheap Iphone Online, But He Got This Instead (Photos)
• Men’s Sex Organs Are Shrinking Because Of Phthalates Chemicals, Pollution
• Giant Container Ship Ran Aground, Blocking World’s Busiest Shipping Lane
• US: We Don’t Issue New Type Of Work Visa, Don’t Become A Victim
• Young Man Shares Loved-up Photos Of His Big-Sized Girlfriend (Photos)
• Hungary Flags Delay In Reopening Of Schools As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Exclusive: U.S. To Blacklist Myanmar Military Companies After Deadly Crackdown
• Taiwan Says Has Begun Mass Production Of Long-range Missile
• Some Australians Return Home As Others Evacuated In Floods Crisis
• British University To Return Benin Bronze To Nigeria ‘Within Weeks’
• Civil Rights Groups Urge EU Lawmakers To Rebuff Online Terrorist Content Law
• Australian PM Brushes Aside Talk Of Reshuffle After Controversies, Rallies
• North Korea Missile Launch Tests Biden Administration, Japan Olympics
• Thousands Hold Street Protests In Myanmar After Paralysing Strike
• Woman Who Had Her Period For One Year And Three Weeks And Also Suffered Covid-19 Shared Photos Of Her ‘Tired’ Body
• Kenyan Woman Arraigned For Stealing Her Lover’s Phones After He Refused To Give Her Transport Fare
• Tesla CEO, Elon Musk Says People Can Now Buy Tesla Electric Vehicles With Bitcoin
• Prince Harry Lands Lucrative Job
• Popular Singer, Cassie Showcases Her Baby Bump In A Lovely New Photos
• Rick Ross Passed Out During Sex And The Girl Thought He Was Dead
• EU To Extend Vaccine Export Curbs To Cover Britain, Backloading
• Myanmar’s Junta Frees Hundreds Of Prisoners; Silent Strike In Yangon
• Aid Workers Struggle To Reunite Rohingya Children Separated By Deadly Fire
• Armenia’s Parliament Votes To Lift Martial Law: RIA
• UAE Finance Minister And Dubai Deputy Ruler, Sheikh Hamdan, Dies
• Niger Republic Mourns 137 Victims After Deadliest Attack In Recent Memory
• Fisherman Captures ‘Sea Monster’ With Terrifying Razor-sharp Teeth (Photos)
• Colorado: Shooter, Alissa Charged To Court On 10 Counts. Victims Identified
• A Year On From First lockdown, Britain Grieves For COVID-19 Dead
• Pakistan To Receive First Purchase Of Over 1 Million Doses Of Chinese Vaccines – Minister
• Congo Republic’s Sassou Re-elected with 88% Of The Vote
• COVID-19 Surging Dangerously In Brazil, WHO Americas Branch Warns
• Prince Harry To Be Chief Impact Officer At Mental Health Firm BetterUp
• Nigerian Man And His Two Young Children Lose Their Lives In Car Crash In South Africa (Photos)
• Face of 21-year-old, Ahmad Al Issa Who Shot 10 People Dead In US (Photo)
• Model Reveals She Was Offered £52k To Seduce Tennis Ace Novak Djokovic And Destroy His Marriage To His High School Sweetheart
• “Dont Drag Your Wife To An Uncomfortable Apology, She Wasn’t Called When You Were Cheating” Toke Makinwa Reacts As Derrick Jackson Admits To Cheating
• “Derrick Jackson Was Involved With Other Women Outside The Marriage” – Relationship Expert Admits To Cheating On His Wife
• U.N. Staffer Who Complained Of Sexual Assault Loses Dismissal Case – Documents
• Russia, China Support Summit Of Permanent U.N. Security Council Members: Joint Statement
• Bangladesh Officials Probe Fire At Rohingya Camp That Killed Several People
• Thousands Evacuated In Australia’s Worst Flooding In Almost Half A Century
• Australian PM Admits Public Anger After Reports Of Lewd Acts In Parliament
• Lightning Kills 22-year-old Woman Training for Olympic Games (Photo)
• Jason Miller: Trump Returning To Social Media With ‘his Own Platform’ Soon
• Brexit Reality Stokes Fears For The Peace In Northern Ireland
• Congo Republic Opposition Presidential Candidate Kolelas Dies At 61, Spokesman Says
• Australia To Evacuate Thousands As Sydney Faces Worst Floods In 60 Years
• Flooding Stops Australian Coal Rail Deliveries To Newcastle Port
• Saudi-led Coalition Intensifies Yemen Air Strikes, Hits Grains Port
• Female Vicar Is Caught Engaging In Sexual Activity With Prison Inmate In Jail Meeting Room
• New Dead Sea Scrolls In Israel Reveals Fragments Of Biblical Prophets
• Japan, U.S. Defence Chiefs Affirm Cooperation On Taiwan: Kyodo
• Sassou Expected To extend 36-year Rule As Congo Republic Votes
• Dozens Of Thai Protesters Injured After Rally Near King’s Palace