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The gathering of political progressives found itself almost spoilt for choice by the Democratic presidential field for 2020Senator Elizabeth Warren speaks at the Netroots Nation annual conference for political progressives in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 2018. Photograph: Jonathan Bachman/ReutersAmong nearly 4,000 progressive activists and organizers gathered in Philadelphia this week for the 14th and largest Netroots Nation convention, the 2020 presidential race felt like a turning point. Between... Читать дальше...

IT’S going to be a Black Sunday for the bookies. BLACK ANTHEM (5.55 Stratford, nap) won over fences at Wincanton in February when trained by Brian Barr. He makes his debut for Richard Newland over hurdles today. His new trainer is brilliant at improving new arrivals and he could not be in better form. ROBIN […]

A jockey uses a person to act as his agent when that person wasn’t registered as his agent. The jockey gets fined R2500...

Germaine de Randamie has no qualms with Herb Dean's stoppage at UFC Sacramento. And she's not going to wait around on Amanda Nunes, either.

Daniel James aspires to be like Manchester United great Ryan Giggs whose advice, belief and support is helping the Welsh winger live out his dreams.Just 17 months after making his senior debut for Swansea, the 21-year-olds remarkable rise shows no sign of abating despite some notable knocks along the way.Seeing a move to Leeds collapse at the start of the year was one such setback, yet it meant James would instead become Ole Gunnar Solskjaers first signing as United manager in a deal that could... Читать дальше...

The “Polo del gusto” is a pavilion for information and expositions. A series of thin metal blades characterize the main glass façade. These elements define a strong vertical direction, in contrast with the horizontal shape of the building, and dialogue with the trees planted in the garden in front of the pavilion.

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1. Immigration raids across US spark anxiety, anger and protests  The Guardian
2. Fear and loathing in 'sanctuary cities' as Trump's immigration raiders move in  The Times
3. Activists stage demonstrations across US as Trump’s immigration raids spread fear among families  The Independent
4. ‘Every day, it is a risk’: immigrant communities paralyzed by fear of impending Ice raids  The Guardian
5. US: Undocumented immigrants, advocates prepare for mass ICE raids  Al Jazeera... Читать дальше...

Toyota is testing a new version of its solar panel topped Prius. But solar energy is unlikely to ever account for more than a fraction of the electricity required by vehicles

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Save the oceans by selling experiences to young people to 'make the bounty higher alive than dead', Countryfile presenter says  The Telegraph

Selling experiences to young people which involve interacting with live animals will help save the oceans, a Countryfile presenter has said, as she warns that ...

1. 'Whitey's on the moon': why Apollo 11 looked so different to black America  The Guardian
2. NASA moon landing 'TV spotlight EXPOSED' in bizarre conspiracy footage  Daily Star
3. Mark Armstrong: 'I'd like to follow in my dad's footsteps ... to the Moon'  Express
4. Margaret Hamilton: ‘They worried that the men might rebel. They didn’t’  The Guardian
5. Apollo 11: Four things you may not know about the first moon landing  BBC News
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1. Tory chairmen cast aside neutrality to endorse Boris Johnson for party leadership  Telegraph.co.uk
2. Tory leadership LIVE: Boris nightmare as hustings audience prefer Hunt 'more realistic'  Express.co.uk
3. Boris Johnson could face parliamentary majority of one after becoming PM, Tory MPs warn  The Independent
4. Business has good reason to fear Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans  The Guardian
5. Letters: With no clear way out of the Brexit deadlock, a general election looms... Читать дальше...

I am writing this article as I am seeing more children and more adults suffering with mental health problems, especially anxiety with depression.

Black-market cigarettes imported from outside the UK are being sold in newsagents.

A summer festival which was called off due to a fall-out between organisers and a town council is set to make a comeback.

Rare ring found thanks to young metal detector enthusiast.

It was the longest season, one which ended in heartache.

1. The week Trump said jump – and Johnson asked 'How high?'  The Guardian
2. New leak claims Trump scrapped Iran nuclear deal 'to spite Obama'  BBC News
3. Top cop’s hunt for Trump leaker branded ‘stupid’ as Boris Johnson vows to defend Press freedom in No10  The Sun
4. The Observer view on a weakened Britain on the world stage  The Guardian
5. Deferring to Trump’s ego over the Kim Darroch leak highlights the weakness of Britain  The Independent
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