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Assist of the Night: Jayson Tatum - February 8, 2023
Assist of the Night: Jayson Tatum - February 8, 2023
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is set to land in Berlin on Sunday for the first Brazilian-German government consultations in eight years as Latin America and Europe's largest economies seek to revive ties. Lula has jetted across the globe since returning to office in January, trying to restore Brazil's standing on the global stage after years of diplomatic isolation under his far-right predecessor Jair Bolsonaro, to mixed results. He is expected to have dinner on Sunday with fellow leftist, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, before the consultations on Monday.
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KISS said farewell - we think - with a blowout at New York's Madison Square Garden. But in typical KISS fashion, their next move is already unveiled.
Doing business as usual with despots seems suddenly unpalatable for some in the party
As participants at the United Nations' COP28 climate talks filed in Sunday for another day of talks, they found themselves greeted by a rare sight in the United Arab Emirates — a protest. From activism about the Israel-Hamas war to environmental issues, activists allowed into the UAE can demonstrate under strict guidelines in this autocratic nation. The UAE, a federation of seven sheikhdoms led by Abu Dhabi’s ruler, bans political parties and labor unions.
The Bafta winner opens up about the Netflix drama's final outing and why King Charles is such a "hard part to shake off".
Cumbria Police said some highway teams had been ‘verbally abused’ as they attempted to deal with the situation.
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When the Covid pandemic struck, the German photographer began documenting the unmooring of his own and his flatmates’ lives
From Boris Johnson to Javier Milei, Geert Wilders and Donald Trump, sporting a wild and woolly barnet spells virility, charisma and populist appeal
Hamza Yassin has forged a career out of breaking all the broadcasting rules. He used to be convinced that he did not fit the mould of the TV naturalists who gripped him in childhood, namely David Attenborough and Australian “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin. “My two greatest idols, bar my dad, are two white men, old-aged and middle-aged,” he says. If it were not his race or his youth, he had decided it would be his size – a hefty physique built as a rugby player – that would rule him out of prime-t
It was 5am when Rob Rinder touched down in Tel Aviv. The airport, usually bustling with life, was eerily quiet – “a ghost town”. He headed towards Sderot, a city by the Gazan border, just an hour away. “The massacre was so close to everyone in Israel – not just emotionally, but physically, too,” he says.
Dua Lipa has split from filmmaker Romain Gavras, just months after they were spotted at the Cannes Film Festival together in May.
Opening up about their sizzling connection on set, Ed McVey has admitted he was stunned by the “electricity” between himself and Meg Bellamy on ‘The Crown’.
Winston Marshall is set to wed for the second time, four years after splitting from Dianna Agron.