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1. The Malthouse compromise: mission impossible for May? – Brexit Means podcast  The Guardian
2. PM defends Brexit strategy on Northern Ireland visit  BBC News
3. IRELAND BREXIT ULTIMATUM: EU to enforce hard border or KICK DUBLIN OUT of single market  Express
4. Is Ireland prepared for a no-deal Brexit?  ITV News
5. Theresa May’s backstop travails show Brexit for what it’s become: the pursuit of the impossible  The Independent
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1. Liam Neeson asserts he's 'not a racist' after controversial revenge-killing interview  Los Angeles Times
2. Liam Neeson: 'I'm not racist'  CNN
3. Liam Neeson clarifies controversial revenge remarks: 'I'm not a racist'  Yahoo News
4. Liam Neeson Clarifies Recent Comments: 'I'm Not a Racist'  Screen Rant
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West Indies Cricket Board (CWI) president Dave Cameron has urged the International Cricket Council (ICC) to review its slow over-rate rule.This came in the backdrop of a one-match suspension handed over by the ICC to West Indies skipper Jason Holder for slow over-rate following which he will miss the third Test against England.West Indies are leading the three-match series 2-0 and are on the verge of a memorable clean sweep but the absence of their in-form player could spoil the party for them. Cameron... Читать дальше...

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Primeira Liga 2018/2019 - Matchday 20 - Played 03-Feb-19 - Posted by Hce

WORK TO turn part of the M20 into a huge lorry park is to begin within days – ahead of the possible No Deal Brexit. Transport Minister Jesse Norman has told MPs that Highways England will “start installing contraflow infrastructure” such as steel barriers and new signs shortly. Under the Government plans – dubbed “Operation […]

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