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Switzerland's farmers become landscape gardeners The UK wants to pay farmers for "public goods" after Brexit. Could the system in non-EU Switzerland be a blueprint?
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Meat supplier to Wetherspoon's probed over food hygiene Food Standards Agency stops any meat leaving the sites of a wholesaler which supplies pubs and schools.
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GM sued by motorcyclist in first lawsuit to involve autonomous vehicle Oscar Nilsson 'knocked to ground' in San Francisco as company tested self-driving cars General Motors is facing one of the first lawsuits to involve an autonomous vehicle, after a collision between its Cruise self-drivin...
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Iowa therapist accused of sexually exploiting patient in hot tub An Iowa therapist was arrested Monday after allegedly sexually exploiting a female patient in a hot tub in her home.
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Presidents Club: Previous hostesses tell of their experiences Women who worked at previous Presidents Club functions have been speaking about their experiences.
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Venezuela election: Lima group rejects early election

Al Jazeera English - 24 Jan 2018 12:05
Foreign ministers from Latin America and Canada had gathered in Peru to discuss the crisis in Venezuela, but the announcement of snap elections, from which most opposition has been banned, was a surprise.
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Family dog is dragged into woods, killed by coyote

New York Post - 24 Jan 2018 09:29
Family dog is dragged into woods, killed by coyote WOLCOTT, Conn. -- Police in Connecticut say a family dog was dragged into the woods and killed by a coyote over the weekend. The Republican-American reports that police found the dog’s body in a wooded area in Wolcott ...
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In the return episode of Comedy Central's Drunk History, a drunk Tiffany Haddish takes us back to World War II France, recounting the story of Rose Valland, the war hero who saved thousands of works of French Jewish art ...
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'Horror House' girl was mocked at school for the hell she lived in at home The oldest sibling of the California horror house was known as the class “cootie girl” in elementary school, according to a former schoolmate, who said that despite the relentless bullying, the child refused to have ...
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I Am Worried About My Ears

The New Yorker - 24 Jan 2018 16:01
Amanda Petrusich writes about protecting her hearing in a world of loud music and loud cities.
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'Unthinkable, Inexcusable.' A California Man Has Been Sentenced to Life in Prison for Buying Filipino Children "His true plan was to find young girls, virgins, and then go have sex with them"
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Mueller wants to question Trump about Comey, Flynn firings Special counsel Robert Mueller wants to question President Trump about the firings of FBI Director James Comey and National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, it was reported Tuesday. The president's lawyers have been putti...
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Duckworth to become first sitting senator to give birth in office Sen. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois announced Tuesday she's pregnant with her second child.
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Wall Is 'Off the Table,' Schumer Says, as Progress on Immigration Unravels With emotions still hot over the government shutdown, Senate negotiators found themselves back at Square 1 in their efforts to strike an immigration deal.
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Lee Johnson puts Bristol City back on map and plots Premier League course | Ben Fisher Lee Johnson wants to build on the highs of the Carabao Cup run and secure a top-flight return after 38 years away After the tantalising and rip-roaring first leg, Pep Guardiola invited Lee Johnson and his Bristol City co...
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Australian Open: Sandgren Loses to Chung, Then Targets the News Media Hyeon Chung became the first South Korean man to reach the semifinals of a Grand Slam singles tournament, beating Tennys Sandgren, who had some angry words for the news media after the match.
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The recent Catalan push for independence was an attack on Spain's democratic system and should serve as a lesson for democracies around the world on the need to preserve the …
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Darren Harriott review - perky gags about Corbyn, the Queen and Rastafarianism Soho theatre, LondonThe Edinburgh award-nominated standup develops a cheery rapport with the audience in this promising first show If you want tragicomedy that cuts deep - or, for that matter, a misery memoir - Darren Ha...
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WATCH: Girl cries at news she's getting a baby brother Vivan Hagmaier, of Scranton, Pennsylvania, fell to the floor in tears when she found out her new sibling would be a boy.
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"The Bachelor" is only on episode 5 but, as previously reported, Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s winner has already been revealed, and then some. Ahead of ABC's Season 22 premiere of the dating series, it was reported by notorious s...
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President Donald Trump has a big fan in Uganda: President Yoweri Museveni.
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