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Xi Jinping a threat to democratic values worldwide, says the foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall
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The Saudi-led coalition has deliberately targeted civilians. The UK must press for answers, says shadow secretary of state for foreign and Commonwealth affairs Emily Thornberry
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The early part of the season is a time of wild theories and stabs in the dark. Most of which will be disproven and then forgotten -
This time last year the league was being attacked by everyone from fans to the US president. Things are brighter now but there are still problems under the surface
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The world championship match is no closer to a verdict after Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana played to a 10th draw in as many games on Thursday -
Amari Cooper celebrated his first touchdown with a mock free throw before a 90-yard score that sent him to a Dallas Thanksgiving-record 180 yards receiving
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Director Robert Zemeckis has tried to put an end to another outing for Marty McFly but 71% of Americans are clamouring for a remake. And what the people want, the people will get -
He’s the sharp-dressing eccentric who’s appeared in landmark films and TV shows, from Get Out to Atlanta. So why is he Hollywood’s ultimate outsider?
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