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 * LIVE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: FLOODS RECEDING IN KRYVYI RIH AFTER MISSILES HIT DAM
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   LIVE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: FLOODS RECEDING IN KRYVYI RIH AFTER MISSILES HIT DAM
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   Ukraine president condemns attack on civilian infrastructure that saw water
   overflow dam
   
   Russia-Ukraine war: floods receding in Kryvyi Rih after missiles hit dam at
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 * * FULL REPORT ZELENSKIY CONDEMNS ‘VILE RUSSIAN ACT’ AS STRIKE ON DAM FLOODS
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     FULL REPORT ZELENSKIY CONDEMNS ‘VILE RUSSIAN ACT’ AS STRIKE ON DAM FLOODS
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     Inhulets River rises estimated 2.5 metres after cruise missiles strike dam,
     flooding streets of Kryvyi Rih
     
     Zelenskiy condemns ‘vile Russian act’ as strike on dam floods his home city
   
   
   * RUSSIAN RETREAT MOSCOW’S LOCAL ALLIES WERE TOLD ‘RUSSIA IS HERE FOR EVER’.
     NOW THEY FLEE UKRAINE
     
     
     RUSSIAN RETREAT MOSCOW’S LOCAL ALLIES WERE TOLD ‘RUSSIA IS HERE FOR EVER’.
     NOW THEY FLEE UKRAINE
     
     
     Moscow’s local allies were told ‘Russia is here for ever’. Now they flee
     Ukraine
   
   
   * ANALYSIS FORMER SOVIET STATES EYE OPPORTUNITIES AS RUSSIA STRUGGLES IN
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     ANALYSIS FORMER SOVIET STATES EYE OPPORTUNITIES AS RUSSIA STRUGGLES IN
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   Mourners queue to pay their respects to the Queen The Princess of Wales at
   Sandringham The queue stretches past London's Tower Bridge The coffin
   carrying Queen Elizabeth II rests in Westminster Hall
   
   
   LIVE QUEEN LYING IN STATE: MOURNERS QUEUE FOR MILES TO SEE COFFIN AS FUNERAL
   DETAILS RELEASED
   
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    * QUEEN’S FUNERAL ELIZABETH II TO BE BURIED ALONGSIDE PRINCE PHILIP
   
    * ‘OUT OF RESPECT’ WORST EXAMPLES OF PUBLIC MOURNING FOR THE QUEEN
   
    * VIDEO WHAT THE ENGLISH REALLY THINK ABOUT LIFE AFTER THE QUEEN
   
    * QUEEN’S FUNERAL ELIZABETH II TO BE BURIED ALONGSIDE PRINCE PHILIP
   
    * ‘OUT OF RESPECT’ WORST EXAMPLES OF PUBLIC MOURNING FOR THE QUEEN
   
    * VIDEO WHAT THE ENGLISH REALLY THINK ABOUT LIFE AFTER THE QUEEN
   
   Queen lying in state: mourners queue for miles to see coffin as funeral
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 * BREXIT UK TO UNILATERALLY CONTINUE SUSPENDING NORTHERN IRELAND BORDER CHECKS
   
   Move likely further to antagonise EU but leaders hope Queen’s death may help
   bring about reconciliation
   
   UK to unilaterally continue suspending Northern Ireland border checks


 * FRANCE PROSECUTORS URGED TO EXAMINE ROLE IN EGYPTIAN AIRSTRIKES ON CIVILIANS
   
   NGOs want investigation into border counter-terrorism operation that
   allegedly ended up bombing suspected smugglers
   
   Prosecutors urged to examine role in Egyptian airstrikes on civilians


 * INDIA TWO TEENAGE SISTERS RAPED AND MURDERED IN UTTAR PRADESH
   
   Six men charged over deadly attack on girls, aged 15 and 17, of Dalit caste
   
   Two teenage sisters raped and murdered in Uttar Pradesh


 * * SWEDEN PM CONCEDES ELECTION DEFEAT TO BLOC INCLUDING FAR-RIGHT SWEDEN
     DEMOCRATS
     
     
     PM concedes election defeat to bloc including far-right Sweden Democrats
   
   
   * ENVIRONMENT CAMPAIGNERS CALL FOR CLIMATE CRISIS GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION DURING
     COP27
     
     
     Campaigners call for climate crisis global day of action during Cop27
   
   
   * UK KWASI KWARTENG TO DELIVER EMERGENCY MINI-BUDGET ON 23 SEPTEMBER
     
     
     Kwasi Kwarteng to deliver emergency mini-budget on 23 September
   
   
   * PATAGONIA BILLIONAIRE OWNER GIVES AWAY CLOTHING COMPANY TO FIGHT CLIMATE
     CRISIS
     
     
     Billionaire owner gives away clothing company to fight climate crisis
   
   
   * ENVIRONMENT NGO RETRACTS ‘WASTE COLONIALISM’ REPORT BLAMING ASIAN COUNTRIES
     FOR PLASTIC POLLUTION
     
     
     NGO retracts ‘waste colonialism’ report blaming Asian countries for plastic
     pollution
   
   
   * SPACE FIREBALL SEEN OVER SCOTLAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND WAS ‘SPACE JUNK’,
     SAY ASTRONOMERS
     
     
     Fireball seen over Scotland and Northern Ireland was ‘space junk’, say
     astronomers


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 * ‘DIRTY DANCING FELT LIKE IT WAS MADE FOR ME!’ JENNIFER GREY ON HER TURBULENT
   LIFE – AND THE FILM THAT MADE HER A STAR
   
   With the publication of her uncompromising memoir, the actor looks back at
   the classic coming-of-age movie – and the tension between her and co-star
   Patrick Swayze
   
   Jennifer Grey on her turbulent life – and the film that made her a star


 * THE KING AND THE COMMONWEALTH CANADA’S TIES TO CROWN ARE LOOSENING BUT
   CUTTING THEM COULD BE TALL ORDER
   
   Indigenous peoples’ relationship with monarch was ambivalent, and unpicking
   the links could open a constitutional Pandora’s box
   
   Canada’s ties to crown are loosening but cutting them could be tall order


 * * ‘GAME OF THRONES SET ON A RANCH’ THE WILD POPULARITY OF KEVIN COSTNER’S
     VIOLENT, RUBBISH TV SHOW
     
     Yellowstone has been described as a rightwing Succession – except that it
     has 12 times more viewers. It’s visually stunning, morally complex and
     really not very good
     
     
     The wild popularity of Kevin Costner’s violent, rubbish TV show
   
   
   * DINING ACROSS THE DIVIDE ‘TO BE OUT-NICED, AS A CANADIAN, IS VERY
     UPSETTING’
     
     An archaeologist and an environmental engineer disagree on lockdown and
     borders. Can they find common ground over the climate crisis?
     
     ‘To be out-niced, as a Canadian, is very upsetting’


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   * ANALYSIS WHY ITALY IS ON VERGE OF ELECTING ITS FIRST FAR-RIGHT LEADER SINCE
     SECOND WORLD WAR
     
     
     Why Italy is on verge of electing its first far-right leader since second
     world war
   
   
   * FOOD I USED TO COOK IN BUTTER-SMEARED CHAOS. NOW I’M A COMPETITIVE KITCHEN
     CLEANER
     
     Jay Rayner
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     I used to cook in butter-smeared chaos. Now I’m a competitive kitchen
     cleaner
   
   
   * ‘BOLSONARO PROMOTES HATRED’ VIOLENCE STALKS RUN-UP TO CRUCIAL BRAZIL
     ELECTION
     
     
     Violence stalks run-up to crucial Brazil election




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 * ENVIRONMENT EU LIMITS SUBSIDIES FOR BURNING TREES UNDER RENEWABLE ENERGY
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   MEPs vote on amendment to phase down share of wood counted as renewable but
   reject calls for complete phaseout
   
   EU limits subsidies for burning trees under renewable energy directive


 * ENERGY GREEN HYDROGEN COULD COUNTER CRISIS, SAYS BRITISH FIRM
   
   The company, which makes electrolyser machines, says its use has become more
   cost-effective than gas
   
   Green hydrogen could counter crisis, says British firm


 * AIR POLLUTION HEALTHY TEENAGERS AT RISK OF IRREGULAR HEARTBEATS, SAYS STUDY
   
   Concern as heart arrhythmias appear to be triggered even when air pollution
   within quality limits
   
   Healthy teenagers at risk of irregular heartbeats, says study


 * AUSTRALIA COUNTRY IS FUNDING JUST ONE-TENTH OF ITS FAIR SHARE OF GLOBAL
   CLIMATE ACTION, STUDY FINDS
   
   Wealthy high-polluting countries to face growing calls from poorer nations to
   help cover cost of extreme weather and sea level rises
   
   Country is funding just one-tenth of its fair share of global climate action,
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 * HOW IS QUEEN ELIZABETH’S DEATH – AND BRITAIN – NOW SEEN FROM ABROAD? OUR
   PANEL REPORTS
   
   Agnès Poirier, Lisa Hanna, Lawrence Hill, Kevin Powell, Rukmini S and William
   Gumede
   The world is watching as the country comes to terms with the end of an era
   and the start of an uncertain future
   
   
   How is Queen Elizabeth’s death – and Britain – now seen from abroad? Our
   panel reports


 * JEAN-LUC GODARD’S FILMS TEACH US TO DEMAND MORE FROM THE LIVES WE’RE GIVEN
   
   Lynsey Hanley
   The work of the French-Swiss director, who died this week, is playful – but
   deadly serious about what life is for, says author Lynsey Hanley
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   Jean-Luc Godard’s films teach us to demand more from the lives we’re given


 * POST-ELIZABETHAN BRITAIN FACES A DIMINISHED AND DIFFICULT FUTURE – BUT DON’T
   COUNT IT OUT
   
   Timothy Garton Ash
   After Brexit and then the death of the Queen, national unity and global
   respect are in doubt, says Guardian columnist Timothy Garton Ash
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   Post-Elizabethan Britain faces a diminished and difficult future – but don’t
   count it out


 * * WHY IS MAINSTREAM US TV SPREADING MORAL PANICS ABOUT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION RUN
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     Robert Reich
     
     
     Why is mainstream US TV spreading moral panics about affirmative action run
     amok?
   
   
   * IT’S ONE LAW FOR KING CHARLES THE BILLIONAIRE AND ANOTHER FOR HIS
     STRUGGLING SUBJECTS
     
     Aditya Chakrabortty
     
     
     It’s one law for King Charles the billionaire and another for his
     struggling subjects
   
   
   * LONG COVID IS KEEPING MILLIONS OUT OF WORK – AND WORSENING LABOR SHORTAGE
     IN THE US
     
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     Long Covid is keeping millions out of work – and worsening labor shortage
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 * AUSTRALIA 37-39 NEW ZEALAND ALL BLACKS STUN WALLABIES AFTER INCREDIBLE CLASH
   
   Last-gasp try after controversial refereeing call gives visitors victory in
   Rugby Championship
   
   All Blacks stun Wallabies after incredible clash


 * GUARDIOLA FINDS HIS MOST INTERESTING CITY YET THANKS TO HAALAND
   
   Jonathan Liew
   Norwegian’s influence sometimes looked lacking against Dortmund but his
   patience proved devastating
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 * * POTTER MAKES LOW-KEY START BUT IS SYMBOL OF NEW CULTURE
     
     Barney Ronay
     Potter did not attempt to steal the show unlike the club owner Todd Boehly
     and his announcements this week
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      * CHELSEA 1-1 SALZBURG OKAFOR SPOILS PARTY AFTER STERLING STRIKE
     
      * CHELSEA 1-1 SALZBURG OKAFOR SPOILS PARTY AFTER STERLING STRIKE
     
     Potter makes low-key start but is symbol of new culture
   
   
   * DAVIS CUP GREAT BRITAIN BEATEN BY USA IN DECISIVE 1AM DOUBLES FINISH
     
     Great Britain eventually succumbed to the United States 2-1 in Glasgow as
     Andy Murray and Joe Salisbury were defeated in a deciding doubles rubber
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      * TENNIS WILLIAMS SAYS SHE IS ‘EVOLVING’ NOT RETIRING
     
      * TENNIS WILLIAMS SAYS SHE IS ‘EVOLVING’ NOT RETIRING
     
     Great Britain beaten by USA in decisive 1am doubles finish


 * * ‘A BIG STEP’ GROENEN LEAVES MANCHESTER UNITED TO JOIN PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN
     
     
     Groenen leaves Manchester United to join Paris Saint-Germain
   
   
   * STOKES LEADS NEW MINDSET BUT BIGGER CHALLENGES LIE AHEAD
     
     Mark Ramprakash
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     Stokes leads new mindset but bigger challenges lie ahead
   
   
   * JACKSON TURNED DOWN $133M FROM THE RAVENS. HIS DECISION MAKES SENSE
     
     Oliver Connolly
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     Jackson turned down $133m from the Ravens. His decision makes sense
   
   
   * ENGLAND 73-7 WALES ROWLAND HAT-TRICK HELPS RED ROSES SET WINNING RECORD
     
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 * ‘IT’S A WIN FOR US’ SERBIA’S CANCELLED EUROPRIDE EXPOSES ONGOING LGBTQ+
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   Organisers defiant after police ban on Saturday’s parade, which followed
   anti-pride protests in Belgrade
   
   Serbia’s cancelled EuroPride exposes ongoing LGBTQ+ struggle


 * NETHERLANDS ‘UNSTOPPABLE’ BIRD FLU EPIDEMIC CAUSES GROWING ALARM AMONG
   FARMERS
   
   With millions of chickens and ducks culled so far, farmers say only a vaccine
   can save the poultry sector from the ‘invisible enemy’
   
   ‘Unstoppable’ bird flu epidemic causes growing alarm among farmers


 * CHER CONNARD BESTSELLING NOVEL FORCES FRANCE TO RECKON WITH #METOO MOVEMENT
   
   Virginie Despentes’ book Cher Connard pushes problem of sexual harassment
   back into spotlight
   
   Bestselling novel forces France to reckon with #MeToo movement


 * ANALYSIS CAN GERMANY’S ECONOMY MINISTER KEEP THE LIGHTS ON THIS WINTER?
   
   Memories of postwar squalor revived by Vladimir Putin’s shutting down of Nord
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   Can Germany’s economy minister keep the lights on this winter?


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 * US NEAR-TOTAL ABORTION BAN WITH NARROW EXCEPTIONS TAKES EFFECT IN INDIANA
   
   Law effectively wipes out abortion access for 1.5m people in the state, which
   was a safe haven for those seeking the procedure
   
   Near-total abortion ban with narrow exceptions takes effect in Indiana


 * US BIDEN HAILS ‘TENTATIVE AGREEMENT’ TO AVOID LOOMING RAIL STRIKE
   
   Announcement in early hours comes a day before deadline for deal as freight
   strike threatened widespread disruption
   
   Biden hails ‘tentative agreement’ to avoid looming rail strike


 * MARK MEADOWS TRUMP’S EX-CHIEF OF STAFF COMPLIES WITH JANUARY 6 SUBPOENA
   
   Meadows is reportedly the highest-ranking Trump official known to have
   responded to a subpoena in the federal investigation
   
   Trump’s ex-chief of staff complies with January 6 subpoena


 * TECHNOLOGY SCIENTISTS TRY TO TEACH ROBOT TO LAUGH AT THE RIGHT TIME
   
   Research team hopes system could improve natural conversations between humans
   and AI systems
   
   Scientists try to teach robot to laugh at the right time


 * * HEALTH CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS BREATHED CIGARETTE SMOKE MORE LIKELY TO GET
     ASTHMA – STUDY
     
     
     Children whose parents breathed cigarette smoke more likely to get asthma –
     study
   
   
   * NEW ZEALAND WOMAN ARRESTED IN SOUTH KOREA OVER ALLEGED MURDER OF TWO
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     Woman arrested in South Korea over alleged murder of two children found in
     suitcases
   
   
   * R KELLY SINGER FOUND GUILTY ON CHILD PORNOGRAPHY AND SEX ABUSE CHARGES
     
     
     Singer found guilty on child pornography and sex abuse charges
   
   
   * DONALD TRUMP CHIEF OF STAFF USED BOOK ON PRESIDENT’S MENTAL HEALTH AS WHITE
     HOUSE GUIDE
     
     
     Chief of staff used book on president’s mental health as White House guide
   
   
   * SHELL COMPANY APPOINTS WAEL SAWAN TO REPLACE OUTGOING CHIEF BEN VAN BEURDEN
     
     
     Company appoints Wael Sawan to replace outgoing chief Ben van Beurden
   
   
   * SHANE WARNE TV MINISERIES ‘BEYOND DISRESPECTFUL’, DAUGHTER SAYS
     
     
     TV miniseries ‘beyond disrespectful’, daughter says


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