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Countries that exclude athletes from competing for political reasons risk harming their plans to host an Olympic Games, the International Olympic Committee said Sunday. CBC | World News
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‘Unusual odour’ sends plane back mid-flight for emergency landing
A Southwest Airlines flight turned around mid-flight to make an emergency landing in Las Vegas due to a reported ‘unusual odour.’ Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Cross Country Checkup: How are your friends and family affected by the Israel-Hamas war?
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Read More »Dog reunites with owner after being stolen months ago and surviving police car chase
Major has been reunited with his owner after being stolen and going on a 40-mile police chase with two suspects. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Israel urges JK Rowling to help bring autistic Harry Potter fan home from Hamas captivity
Noya left a final voice note to her mum before she was kidnapped, saying ‘there are people at home. Help me’. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Labour to jail people who use wrong gender pronouns on purpose under hate crime law
Purposely calling someone by the wrong gender pronoun could lead to jail time of up to two years as it may be treated as a hate crime under a Labour government. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Civil Servants remove Israeli flag from Home Office after Downing Street order to fly it
The Israeli flag was then taken down by Civil Servants against Health Secretary Steve Barclay’s wishes. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »As Israeli ground assault looms, civilians in Gaza search for food, safety
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Read More »BBC launches urgent probe into seven journalists after they ‘backed Hamas’
BBC bosses are investigating claims reporters from the corporation’s Arabic service liked social media posts praising Hamas. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Why Canada is becoming the focus of India’s concerns about the Sikh separatist movement
The history of tensions surrounding Sikh separatism in India and abroad goes back decades, but experts say Canada is seen as the country where the movement is the strongest. As a result, it’s drawn sharp criticism from India, especially in the face of Justin Trudeau’s recent allegations about India’s involvement in the killing of a Canadian Sikh leader. CBC | ...
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