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Meet David Walliams' family, from ex-wife Lara Stone to son Alfred Comedian David Walliams has become something of a national treasure. The Britain's Got...
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Surgeon General Singles Out People Of Color To Stop Alcohol, Drugs In COVID-19 Fight Jerome Adams then said he didn't mean to offend and his advice was for "all Americans." He was addressing the disproportionate rate of minority deaths.
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The BBC medical drama donated the ventilators to help "the courageous and selfless real-life medics".
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Vernon Carey Jr., who led Duke in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots this past season, announced Friday that he would enter the NBA draft.
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Prosecutors in Los Angeles have leveled another sexual assault charge against imprisoned former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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Coronavirus live updates: US set to surpass Italy in most worldwide deaths; authorities fight against Easter gatherings The US is set to surpass Italy for most deaths worldwide, White House expert warns we haven't reached the peak of the pandemic, and more news Saturday       
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Virus lockdown spawns at-home amateur barbers

CBSNews - 11 Apr 2020 16:11
The coronavirus pandemic forcing the shutdown of nonessential businesses has created a small but growing problem for Americans - with no hair salons or barber shops open, people have to turn to other methods of getting t...
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Iran's virus response: Gov't weighs its options

Al Jazeera English - 11 Apr 2020 16:08
Gov't says it cannot play its part in fighting the pandemic because of 'collective punishment' imposed on it by US.
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Fires, rioting break out at Siberia prison over apparent abuse MOSCOW -- Russian officials said a large fire was blazing Friday at a prison in Siberia where inmates and guards have clashed. There was no official information about casualties or damage at the prison in Angarsk, 2,500 ...
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British PM Boris Johnson 'not out of the woods yet' in coronavirus fight, dad says British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was well enough to watch 11 hours of “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy this week, but his father warned his coronavirus-stricken son is “not out of the woods” yet after a bout i...
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Two-thirds of coronavirus patients improve after drug remdesivir, study says More than two-thirds of severely ill COVID-19 patients saw their condition improve after treatment with remdesivir, an experimental drug being developed by Gilead Sciences Inc., according to new data based on patient obs...
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WHO warns of 'deadly resurgence' if coronavirus restrictions are lifted too soon The head of the World Health Organization on Friday warned of a "deadly resurgence" if restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus are lifted too soon -- as political leaders across the globe begin to consider re-...
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The conflict has killed over 100,000 people and created the world's worst humanitarian crisis
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After being diagnosed with bowel cancer seven months ago, Hull City defender Angus MacDonald discusses his diagnosis, recovery and return to playing.
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Sailors are 'struggling' with coronavirus aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt The Navy’s top admiral says the crew aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt are “struggling” and 447 of them are infected with the coronavirus more than a week after their beloved captain was controversially fired. Vice...
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Texas can keep abortion ban through coronavirus crisis, court rules Texas can continue temporarily banning abortions due to the coronavirus pandemic, a federal court has ruled. A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday overturned a district court decision tha...
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Feds not tracking increase in coronavirus nursing home deaths Almost 2,500 nursing homes in 36 states are fighting coronavirus cases, a massive increase of 522% compared with federal data from just 10 days ago, NBC News reported. Those numbers either indicate an explosive jump in t...
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New York City Closes Schools for Academic Year: Live Updates

The New York Times - 11 Apr 2020 16:26
New York City Closes Schools for Academic Year: Live Updates While the daily death toll remains staggering in New York, the rate of coronavirus patients being hospitalized has shown early signs of potentially flattening.
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WHO Investigating Reports of Coronavirus Patients Testing Positive Again After Recovery South Korea officials said 91 patients who were thought to have recovered from the coronavirus tested positive again.
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Here's why coronavirus death toll predictions are improving Explaining why coronavirus death toll predictions are improving
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Coronavirus pandemic exacerbates inequalities for women, UN warns 'Limited gains made in the past decades' toward gender equality 'are at risk of being rolled back', UN policy brief said A global economy in freefall, 1.52 billion students stuck at home, dramatic swells in domestic viol...
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Treasury Department was right to keep Trump tax returns private, watchdog says President Trump can keep his elusive tax returns under wraps -- for now -- with the collapse of House Democrats’ latest attempt to make them public. The Treasury Department’s top watchdog ruled that Treasury Secretar...
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