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South Africa marks 50 years since the Soweto uprising

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Diana Ferrus: the South African poet whose words were written into law

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Streeting backs ‘progressive capitalism,’ drilling and the bond market

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Serena Williams back at Wimbledon after being granted doubles wildcard with Venus

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Four Palestine Action protesters sentenced as terrorists would be ‘constitutional threat’

Police arrested 72 people for supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action during a demonstration at Woolwich Crown Court. The arrests occurred as a judge sentenced four activists for a 2022 raid on an Israeli defense factory, ruling the incident had a terrorist connection.

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10 outlets16 articles15 Jun

John Swinney to visit Kentucky for whisky talks during US visit

First Minister John Swinney is visiting Kentucky to meet with bourbon industry leaders and members of the Congressional Bourbon Caucus. The visit aims to strengthen trade ties and capitalize on President Trump's commitment to remove a 10 per cent tariff on Scotch whisky in its largest export market.

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5 outlets5 articles15 Jun

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