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‘Why do you think she lost big?’: Residents on US-Mexico border explain why they back Trump on immigration
In a town that sits between two nations, Arnoldo Montiel knows exactly where he stands on immigration.
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Archbishop of Canterbury reveals he considered resigning this week
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has revealed he considered resigning after a report found the Church of England covered up sexual abuse by a barrister for years.
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St Lucia’s first Olympic medallist considered withdrawing from Games due to pressure
St Lucia's Julien Alfred became a household name this summer after storming to gold in the 100-metre final at a rainy Stade de France during the Paris Olympic Games.
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The Democratic Party blame game has already begun after Kamala Harris’s loss
As the sun set on Howard University in Washington DC, a group of women gathered on a grassy patch in the centre of campus.
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Who has most to lose? Rivals and allies prepare for Trump’s return
US allies and enemies are having to adjust rapidly after Donald Trump's stunning victory in the presidential election. In the corridors of power the world over, they are working overtime to…
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How will Trump 2.0 be different to his first presidency?
At the end of the last Trump presidency, the New York Times declared: "The terrible experiment is over - President Donald J Trump: The End."
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The almighty fight over climate cash that’s about to boil over
China says it's a developing country, so it doesn't have to pay into a major new fund to help poor countries cope with climate change. The United States disagrees.
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Residents hit out at ‘information vacuum’ over hotel used for asylum seekers – as migrants tell of traumatic journeys
In Altrincham near Manchester asylum seekers are just settling in at the Cresta Court Hotel, many of them just days after making a treacherous journey across the English Channel.
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Can a Labour PM get on with a Republican president?
Can a Labour prime minister get on well with a Republican US president? Or a Conservative PM with a Democrat in the White House?
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Lammy says past criticism of Trump ‘old news’
David Lammy has downplayed calling Donald Trump a "neo-nazi" and insisted he can find common ground with the new president-elect.