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Israeli forces kill Palestinian baby boy during shooting in the occupied West Bank, health officials say
The babyโs funeral is expected later Saturday
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The babyโs funeral is expected later Saturday
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The former CIA official has been charged with theft of public funds relating to timesheet claims he made.
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The bill now advances to the House of Representatives, where it is anticipated to be considered next week
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What if your best mate slept with your child? The stars of Alice and Steve, the new taboo-busting comedy about friends at war, open up about drug-taking, iffy sex โ and why British jokes are so hard to understand Alice and Steve, the new โwrongcomโ starring Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement, starts like the story of a lifelong friendship between two 50ish exes. They went out for a short time, a million years ago, and ever since have been platonically inseparable. In one of the first scenes, Alice (Walker) tells Steve (Clement) that she loves him so much that if he were ever drowning, sheโd hollow out her own motherโs body and use it as a canoe. Alice and Steve go to funerals, get drunk, talk frankly about their disappointments, devise ill-advised solutions, take cocaine but only once every epoch; all the stuff of a loving friendship is here. But creator Sophie Goodhart also uses it to put every kind of relationship under the microscope. โItโs every stage of love Sophie is looking at,โ says Walker. So itโs also about the doldrums of a long marriage, between Alice and Daniel (Joel Fry). And itโs about first love going exquisitely well for Dom, Alice and Danielโs teenage son, until they take an edible and everything goes awry. Unavoidably, though, all the fireworks are around one love story โ and how it puts paid to Alice and Steveโs relationship. Continue reading...
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Escherโs eye-popping visions enter the video dimension, Pan-Africanism pulls in the big names and agent provocateur Julio Le Parc hits the UK โ all in your weekly dispatch MC Escher The great Dutch artist of eye-popping, brain-melting visual paradox gets a rich retrospective of his prints, with video, music and installations adding to the fun. โข Somerset House, London, until 6 September Continue reading...
Blue Badge holders exposed to each other after BCC function proves too complex
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He spent 20 years meticulously preparing and planning for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, thereby ensuring it brimmed with solemn splendour.
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