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Double jabbed aspiring model, 20, loses BOTH legs in harrowing Covid battle

Claire Bridges from Tampa, Florida, who was born with a congenital heart condition, was also diagnosed with myocarditis, rhabdomyolysis, mild pneumonia, cyanosis and acidosis

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Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge's tour to Jamaica met with protests, demands for apology and calls for reparations

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in Jamaica as part of a wider tour of the Caribbean. Not everyone is happy to see them.

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Gas Station In Wisconsin Sued By Competitors For Selling Gas Too Cheap

Woodman's in Waukesha is reportedly facing two $80,000 lawsuits from nearby stations.

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Scotland's best hospitals ranked in order in new worldwide list

A number of Scottish hospitals were featured in Newsweek's ranking of the world's best.

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Newcastle hospital named among the best in the world by report

The Freeman was chosen in the annual list of the World's Best Hospitals drawn up by the respected US magazine Newsweek

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Russia Ukraine war: US spies warn 'full-scale invasion will begin in 48 hours'

US defence sources predict Russia will unleash airstrikes, cruise missiles and march troops through the streets of Ukraine in a large-scale invasion within two days

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Chart Wars: Will Bank Of America Or JPMorgan Soar Higher On A Break Of This Key Pattern?

Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) and JP Morgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM) opened higher on Wednesday in tandem with the S&P 500, but selling pressure entered just after 9:35 a.m., when Newsweek

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Senators Should Give Their "Advice" Before Their "Consent"

My Op-Ed in Newsweek: "If the senators advise before they consent, Biden can still select one of his preferred nominees and, in the process, reverse the tide of the decades-long confirmation wars."

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