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Royals Report: Prince Harry to publish memoir next year

CBS, 21 Jul 2021
Prince Harry has announced plans to publish a memoir that will share some of the lessons learned from his life, "not as the prince I was born but as the man I have become." BBC royal correspondent Sarah Campbell joins "CBSN AM" with the details.

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Anti-lockdown protesters clash with Sydney police

AFP, 24 Jul 2021
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London bar serves up 'puptails' for dogs

Reuters, 24 Jul 2021
A bar in London is serving up drinks to a new breed of booze hounds, offering "puptails" such as a Bloodhound Mary or Barkarita to dogs brought along by their owners for a drink.

What's next for space tourism? | Hemmer Time

FOX, 24 Jul 2021
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NBC, 24 Jul 2021
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Dealing with ‘re-entry anxiety’ as society opens back up

CA, 24 Jul 2021
As the world slowly opens up again, many people may be feeling anxious about being out in crowds again and having in-person social interactions for the first time in 16 months.

Pandemic-hit Tokyo Olympics open in low-key ceremony without fans

Al Jazeera, 24 Jul 2021
The 2020 Summer Olympics has now officially started in Tokyo after being delayed for a year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Boris Johnson wishes British and Irish Lions good luck for match against South Africa

Telegraph, 24 Jul 2021
The Prime Minister sent a good luck message to the British and Irish Lions ahead of their match against South Africa.

Vipers vax | Bridge of Shpies

RT, 24 Jul 2021
Viper brings you a very important message from Mother Russia that he came up with totally independently.

The Point: COVAX's deal with Chinese vaccine helps the world

CGTN, 24 Jul 2021
For more: https://www.cgtn.com/video There have been claims that China is profiteering from its vaccines and that Chinese vaccines are less effective than the rest.

Children in Africa at risk from conflict, climate, COVID-19

DW, 24 Jul 2021
Niger is in the grips of Islamist violence in its south and western regions - and children are among those bearing the brunt of the insecurity.

Torquay feels COVID staffing crisis

Sky, 24 Jul 2021
The English Riviera is experiencing a lack of staff from the "pingdemic", just as tens of thousands of tourists head to the area.

Thousands of racehorses killed in UK and Ireland slaughterhouses

BBC, 24 Jul 2021
Thousands of racehorses have been slaughtered in abattoirs in Britain and Ireland since the beginning of 2019, according to figures obtained by BBC Panorama.

Central China begins clean-up after record floods but other other cities brace for typhoon

SCMP, 24 Jul 2021
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free here: https://sc.mp/subscribe-youtube Over the past several days, the heaviest rains in decades have caused massive floods throughout H...

Turkey’s labourers take to TikTok to show millions their harsh work conditions

Guardian, 24 Jul 2021
Workers in Turkish factories, construction sites and fields have become the unlikely stars of TikTok, revealing harsh and dangerous conditions in posts with millions of views.

'Bloomberg Surveillance' Full Show (07/23/2021)

Bloomberg, 24 Jul 2021
Jul.23 -- Tom Keene, Jonathan Ferro and Kailey Leinz have the

Chinese shooter Yang claims first gold medal of Tokyo Olympics • FRANCE 24 English

FRANCE24, 24 Jul 2021
Chinese shooter Yang Qian won the first gold of the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday, snatching a dramatic last-shot victory from Russia’s Anastasiia Galashina in the women’s 10m air ...

PBS NewsHour West live episode, July 23, 2021

PBS, 24 Jul 2021
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Today in History for July 24th

AP, 24 Jul 2021
Highlights of this day in history: A key ruling during the Watergate scandal; Nixon and Khrushchev hold a 'kitchen debate' during the Cold War; Brigham Young and Mormon follower...

GOP governor is fed up with unvaccinated people

CNN, 24 Jul 2021
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey spoke out against the unvaccinated population in Alabama and says it's time to start blaming them for not doing their part in the pandemic.

'Do they care if we live or die?': Gurkhas feel abandoned by Britain in Covid pandemic

ITV, 24 Jul 2021
Gurkha veterans threatened by the rapid spread of Covid-19 in Nepal, are asking the British government for help.