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Anger at second virus closing time for English pubs

Still reeling from the first lockdown earlier in the year, pub owners worry they won't survive the current shutdown

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Democrats retain control of House of Representatives

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was expected to increase her party's majority by at least four or five seats

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Ethiopia PM orders response after ‘attack’ on military camp in restive region

Details on the alleged attack in Tigray were not immediately available, and calls to the northern region were not going through

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Biden briefly appears to confuse granddaughter with son in verbal gaffe

President Donald Trump's campaign capitalises on Democratic rival’s ‘senility’

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IS claims Vienna shooting as Austria mourns

Authorities now say the attacker may have been a lone gunman acting with no accomplices

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No breakthrough as EU, UK locked in crunch talks

Britain and the EU have only days left to strike an agreement if they want it to be ratified and in force before January 1st

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Philippine island left without power after deadly typhoon: Red Cross

The local Red Cross chief said there are no telecoms services on the island and it could take months to restore power

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Austria in mourning after deadly rampage by 'IS supporter'

Two men and two women were killed in the attack, while 14 more have been injured, six seriously

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Liverpool to pilot first UK city-wide virus test scheme

The city in the northwest of England has one of the worst infection rates in the country

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French church attacker tests positive for Covid-19

The assailant remains hospitalised after being shot several times by police following the knife rampage on Thursday

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Afghanistan mourns after 22 killed in university attack

Monday's assault at the popular university saw three attackers rampage through the campus, shooting students in their classrooms

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Hong Kong man jailed for 'doxxing' police during protests

Doxxing, or publishing personal details online, became a common tactic used by both sides of Hong Kong's political divide

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US votes on Trump's fate under threat of election turmoil

With nearly 100 million having already cast their ballots, the Biden campaign hopes Democratic enthusiasm will push him past the finish line