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Pakistan’s Wasim Akram praises his cricket statue amid social media flak | Cricket News
Former captain says ‘it’s the idea that matters’ after his newly erected statue in Hyderabad goes viral. Legendary Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram has...
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Beach Boys visionary leader Brian Wilson dies at age 82 | Obituaries News
Brian Wilson, the singer-songwriter who co-created the iconic Beach Boys rock band, has died, his family said in a statement. He was 82....
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Frederick Forsyth, former spy and Day of the Jackal author, dies aged 86 | Obituaries News
Approached by Britain’s MI6 while reporting on Nigeria’s Biafra War, he mined his experiences for literary inspiration. Best-selling British novelist Frederick Forsyth, author...
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In Italy, a choir of immigrants and locals tells the story of Venice | Arts and Culture
Prince, also known by his recording name Dellyswagz, heard about the choir through a friend who was a member when he first moved...
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New Zeland Maori MPs suspended for parliamentary haka protest | Human Rights
NewsFeed Three Maori Party MPs were suspended from New Zealand’s Parliament for performing a haka in protest of a bill backed by a...
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Tweed’s youthful makeover resurrects symbol of Scottish heritage | Arts and Culture
“When you see tweed on the runway, you don’t expect it to come from here,” joked 38-year-old former banker Alexander MacLeod as he...
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Iraq’s Jewish community saves a long-forgotten shrine | Religion News
In a bustling district of Baghdad, workers are labouring diligently to restore the centuries-old shrine of a revered rabbi, seeking to revive the...
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No ‘Pikachu’: Why is Japan at war against unconventional, ‘glittery’ names? | Government News
Japan has introduced new rules restricting how names are spelled and pronounced. The new regulations, announced last week, aim to quell a growing...
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Ngugi wa Thiong’o was not just a writer, he was a militant | Arts and Culture
Ngugi wa Thiong’o loved to dance. He loved it more than anything else – even more than writing. Well into his 80s, his...
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