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British man's family 'devastated' by death sentence
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'Returning' territories: Putin speech puts neighbours on edge
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Russian academic and family declined asylum in NZ
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Three sentenced to death for fighting on Ukraine's side
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With dim prospects for holding power, Boris Johnson soldiers on
New York Times: Britain's beleaguered PM faces his next big challenge in a fortnight.
Russia claims advances in Ukraine amid fierce fighting
Eastern industrial heartland of coal mines and factories almost in Russian control.
Cabinet minister in Dominican Republic slain in his office
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins confidence vote but Tory rebellion obvious
"Partygate" scandal too much for Conservatives.
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Biden evacuated after plane entered airspace near beach home
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Claire Trevett: The PM overseas v the PM at home
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East Ukraine under heavy shelling, Zelenskyy visits frontline
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