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David Cameron Reportedly Lobbied UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock During 'Private Drink' in 2019

Albi Nagia poses with photographs of Prince Philip in Yakel, Tanna island, Vanuatu. Nagia is part of a movement which worships the prince as the son of their ancestral God.

'True Messiah': Vanuatu Tribe That Worships Prince Philip as God Says His Spirit Will Return

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg takes a question during a press briefing at the White House in Washington, U.S., April 9, 2021

'Are We Going to Cancel Trees?': Pete Buttigieg Claims Racism Has Been 'Physically Built Into' US Highways

Centrifuge machines in Natanz uranium enrichment facility

Power Grid of Natanz Nuclear Facility in Iran Hit by 'Accident'

DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA - MARCH 24: Weapons for sale hang on the wall at WEX Gunworks on March 24, 2021 in Delray Beach, Florida. U.S. President Joe Biden has called on lawmakers to “immediately pass” legislation to help curb gun violence in the county.

Texas GOP Chairman: Biden Trying to Punish Legal, Law-Abiding Gun Owners With 'Meaningless' Orders

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UK
Boris Johnson Opts Out of Prince Philip’s Funeral Amid COVID-19 Restrictions
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will not attend the funeral of Prince Philip later this month in order to make room for as many family members as possible amid strict coronavirus regulations, a Downing Street spokesperson announced.
Last update: 05:19 GMT 11.04.2021
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Middle East
Closer to Herd Immunity: As Israel Mulls Vaccinating Kids, Prof Explains Why Parents Shouldn't Worry
The Israeli Ministry of Health is still waiting for a relevant approval for Pfizer from the US Food and Drug Administration, expected to be received within weeks. When it gets the permit, Israel will first administer the jab to children with health problems, before introducing it to other youngsters.
Last update: 18:26 GMT 10.04.2021
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Interviews
Exclusive: How Tara Reade Was Branded a "Russian Asset" for Sexual Assault Claims Against Joe Biden
The #MeToo movement's perceived achievements seemingly failed to protect Tara Reade after she came out with accusations against Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden. Her life then spiralled out of control.
Last update: 06:26 GMT 11.04.2021
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World
Personal Data of 1.3 Million Clubhouse Users Leaked Online, Report Says
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The personal data of 1.3 million Clubhouse users was leaked for free onto a popular hacker forum, Cybernews portal reported.
Last update: 05:21 GMT 11.04.2021
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World
China Hopes India Sticks to Consensus Reached in Border Dispute
BEIJING (Sputnik) - China hopes that India will fulfil all the agreements reached on the Ladakh border issue, the Chinese Ministry of National Defense said after a meeting of senior military commanders.
Last update: 21:14 GMT 10.04.2021
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Society
Rock the Oval? Dwayne Johnson Responds to Poll Showing 46% Americans Would Back Him as POTUS
Actor and former wrestler Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson has previously dropped hints that he was eyeing the possibility of running for the Oval Office, noting, however, that he would base a final decision on the level of public interest.
Last update: 05:05 GMT 11.04.2021
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US
Republicans Outraged Amid Reports That US Will Give Cash to Central America to Tackle Migrant Crisis
The US is currently facing a historic influx of illegal migrants from Central America. President Biden earlier presented a $4 billion aid plan to address the root causes of migration from Central America to the US.
Last update: 04:36 GMT 11.04.2021
04:36 GMT 11.04.2021
World
Live Updates: India Confirms 152,879 New COVID-19 Cases, Setting Another Daily Record
The global coronavirus tally is now over 133 million cases, with the number of fatalities approaching the 3 million mark, according to Baltimore, Maryland's Johns Hopkins University.