Новости за 11.02.2019

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1. Labour's Tom Watson defies own policy with support for second Brexit referendum  The Times
2. Jeremy Corbyn's salary and TAX returns REVEALED  Express.co.uk
3. Shadow cabinet clash over anti-Semitism  BBC News
4. Formby denies Labour leadership is ignoring MPs on antisemitism  The Guardian
5. Angry split sees shadow ministers rage over antisemitism in front of Jeremy Corbyn  Sky News
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1. Pep Guardiola: tough love will continue | Sport  The Times
2. The points totals needed to win the Premier League - and how Liverpool compare  Liverpool Echo
3. Pep Guardiola defends Maurizio Sarri after Manchester City thump Chelsea  SkySports
4. Supercomputer makes new prediction on how Premier League table will finish - and Man Utd fans will love it  Mirror Online
5. Man City have reinvented their attack to hunt down Liverpool FC  Manchester Evening News
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Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman crowned Bafta queens as The Favourite takes seven awards  The Times

As the stars strolled in to the Baftas last night they were almost all of one voice: my favourite is The Favourite.And the red carpet bookmakers at the Royal Albert ...

1. Venezuela's military is 90% against Maduro, claims defecting colonel  The Times
2. Venezuelan bondholders face an uphill battle for repayment  Financial Times
3. President Maduro launches 'biggest military drills in Venezuela's history'  Daily Mail
4. 'There's no food and nothing to buy' - the desperate plight of the millions fleeing Maduro's Venezuela  ITV News
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1. Brexit: David Davis suggests 20% fall in pound could be good thing  The Times
2. Britain's Brexit slump will be quietly cheered in some quarters  The Guardian
3. David Davis: Pound plummeting under a no-deal Brexit 'might not be such a bad thing'  Sky News
4. UK growth stalls leaving Chancellor Hammond in a big hole ahead of the spending round  The Independent
5. No Deal Brexit pound crash would see Britain’s trade soar, David Davis vows  The Sun
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1. Shah's heir Reza Pahlavi is ready for Iran's next revolution  The Times
2. Crowds chant 'Death to America, death to Israel'  Daily Mail
3. Iran revolution: 'I wore a hijab and head-banged to Nirvana'  BBC News
4. The last total revolution turns 40  Al Jazeera English
5. America should hit Iran where it hurts after 40 years of undeclared war  Fox News
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1. Syria: Why victory over Isis has taken 4½ years  The Times
2. Inside the final bloody battle to wipe ISIS off the face of the Earth with last terror stronghold predicted  The Sun
3. Assault under way against last Islamic State stronghold in Syria  Sky News
4. ISIS unleash suicide bombers in last ditch attempt to keep final stronghold in Syria  Mirror Online
5. The Observer view on the premature celebrations on the defeat of Isis  The Guardian
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1. The Times view on EU withdrawal: The Brexit Brink  The Times
2. Police fear loss of EU crime-fighting powers  Financial Times
3. 'Emergency zone': Brexit vote may happen just weeks before March exit date  Sky News
4. Top cops fear foreign crooks wanted in Europe will be able to ‘disappear’ in UK after Brexit  The Sun
5. May to appeal for more time to secure backstop changes  Belfast Telegraph
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Millions breathing unsafe, polluted air on the way to doctor's surgery  The Times

A third of patients have to go to areas that breach air pollution limits in order to see their GP.Nearly 18 million patients are registered at surgeries in areas that ...

1. Families of foreign Isis fighters pour out as final defeat looms  The Times
2. Assault under way against last Islamic State stronghold in Syria  Sky News
3. US-backed troops flush Isil from last square mile of territory in Syria  The Telegraph
4. The Observer view on the premature celebrations on the defeat of Isis  The Guardian
5. Cubs of the Caliphate: Syria's children of Islamic State  Sky News
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As Imran looks to the bright future, he couldn't help but remember the golden years in the '60s.

THERESA May has hit back at Jeremy Corbyn’s demands for a soft Brexit, criticising Labour’s plan for a customs union and questioning the party’s commitment to ending free movement.

1. Doctors need training to cope with rise of robots  The Times
2. Robots and AI to give doctors more time with patients, says report  The Guardian
3. Alexa-like bots will listen out for suicidal patients under NHS technology revolution  The Telegraph
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1. Even Corbynites are rejecting the dear leader | Comment  The Times
2. Monday briefing: May rejects Corbyn's customs union proposal  The Guardian
3. Brexit: Theresa May responds to Jeremy Corbyn's letter  BBC News
4. Here’s why the ‘devastating’ expose on Corbyn might actually work in his favour  The Independent
5. Why the sickly ugly sisters of our politics deserve to suffer the splits  The Guardian
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On Sunday, the summit kicked off with more than 4,000 participants from 140 countries.

1. Wes Nelson breaks silence over feelings for Vanessa Bauer and takes swipe at ex Megan Barton-Hanson  Mirror Online
2. Love Island’s Megan Barton Hanson ‘emotional’ as she moves out of flat shared with Wes | Daily Star  Daily Star
3. Wes Nelson SLAMS 'silly' ex Megan Barton Hanson for blaming him for split  Daily Mail
4. Wes Nelson says Megan Barton Hanson can keep hamster Jon Snow and he won’t battle her for custody after he w  The Sun
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1. Countdown star Rachel Riley attended breakaway Labour party meeting  The Times
2. Brexit: Theresa May responds to Jeremy Corbyn's letter  BBC News
3. ‘Corbyn has let us down on Brexit, the defining issue of my generation’  The Guardian
4. Why the sickly ugly sisters of our politics deserve to suffer the splits  The Guardian
5. Here’s why the ‘devastating’ expose on Corbyn might actually work in his favour  The Independent
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Row over cigarettes ends in fatal knife attack on 'most caring, genuine man'  The Times

The latest fatal stabbing victim in London had his throat slit in a row over cigarettes outside an off-licence in an affluent suburb yesterday, witnesses said.

1. Syria: Why this victory has taken 4½ years  The Times
2. Assault under way against last Islamic State stronghold in Syria  Sky News
3. Fighting slows 'final push' against IS in eastern Syria  BBC News
4. US-backed troops flush Isil from last square mile of territory in Syria  The Telegraph
5. The Observer view on the premature celebrations on the defeat of Isis  The Guardian
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Comparing unloved UK stocks to continental European peers offers insight into which might outperform in a soft Brexit, according to one analyst

Calls to address problems with defined contribution pensions get louder in the US and UK