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Andy Burnham has asked countries affected by Britain’s role in slavery to help shape a formal apology through a ‘structured dialogue’, but is for now ruling out the kind of reparations campaigners have been calling for for decades. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s Caribbean correspondent Natricia Duncan
Read morePresident calls on all parties to help avoid new election after Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs fell short of majority
Read moreSports journalist who became a leading authority on football and the Olympics
Read moreThe rebel LIV Golf tour will shut down after five years that rocked the global game, saying Thursday that an effort to relaunch after losing its original Saudi backers has been scrapped.
Read moreLevel of interest in comedian’s case resulted in examination of affairs inside and outside the courtroom
Read moreThe interior ministry estimates 600,000 people joined protests across France, while the unions say the number was far higher.
Read moreMore than five years after the military coup, the junta launched a new offensive in September to retake Rakhine State, intensifying airstrikes against civilians and employing double-tap strikes
Read moreEU transport commissioner says ‘too early’ to say if bomb threats to 20 flights are linked
Read moreTech stocks lead US market slide as investors weigh impact of midterm election results on AI industry.
Read moreTech stocks lead US market slide as investors weigh impact of midterm election results on AI industry.
Read moreAustralian-born wing Monty Ioane will make his 50th appearance for Italy in this weekend's Nations Championship match against South Africa, after being named on Thursday in coach Gonzalo Quesada's team.
Read moreThe move follows a bank collapse and after the lower house of congress voted in favour of pursuing an impeachment trial against him.
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