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The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AstraZeneca vaccine for now, as a growing list to the European nations suspends the jab’s use. France Italy Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were initially raised by Norway, about a small number of people who’d suffered blood clots. AstraZeneca insisted data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use.

The UN’s special envoy for Syria says there’s a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria 10 years after the conflict began, Geir O. Pedersen told the BBC there was relative calm providing a chance to negotiate a cease fire.

Libia’s new unity government has been sworn in, marking the end of years of rival administrations. The interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah will lead the country, until elections planned for December.

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer, who died after the attack in the Capitol building in January. The cause of Brian Sicknick’s death hasn't yet been established, prosecutors believed he was targeted with a chemical spray that’s designed to incapacitated.

The man chosen to be the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described Mathias Cormann’s record in tackling change as atrocious.

American’s special operations forces are to spend 2 months training troops in Mozambique to try to prevent the spread of Islamists militancy violence in the north of the country.

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priest can not bless same sex couples, and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage.

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The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AstraZeneca vaccine for now, as a growing list of the European nations suspends the jab's use. France Italy Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were initially raised by Norway about a small number of people who'd suffered blood clots. AstraZeneca insisted data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use.

The UN's special envoy for Syria says there’s a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria, ten years after the conflict began. Geir Pedersen told the BBC there was relative calm providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.

Libya’s new unity government has been sworn in, marking the end of years of rival administrations. The interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah will lead the country until elections plan for December.

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer, who died after the attack in the Capitol building in January. The cause of Brian Sicknick’s death hasn't yet been established. Prosecutors believed he was targeted with a chemical spray that’s designed to incapacitate.

The man chosen to be the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described Mathias Cormann’s record on tackling change as atrocious.

American’s special operations forces are to spend two months training troops in Mozambique to try to prevent the spread of Islamists militancy violence in the north of the country.

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priest cannot bless same sex couples, and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage.

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1.   The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the Astra Zaneca vaccine for now, as a growing list of European nations suspend the jab's use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to hold the injections. Concerns were initialing raise by Norway about its small number of people who suffered blood clots. Astra Zaneca insists data from millions of recipients show the vaccine is safety use.

2.   The U.N special envoy for Syria says there is a window opportunity to end the war in Syria ten years after the conflict began. Y.P told the BBC the war's relative come, providing a chance to negotiate a cease fire.


3.   Lybia's new unitive government has been sworn in, marking the end of years of rivalled administrations. The interim prime minsiter A.B. will lead the country until the elections planed for December.


4.   Two men in the United States have been arrested in a charge with assaulting a police officer who died after the attack in the capitol building in Januery. The cause of B.S.'s death hasn't yet been established. Prosecutors believe he was targeted with a chemical spray that's designed to incapacitated.


5.   The man chosen to be the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described M.C.'s record on tackling climate change as atrocious.


6.   Ameircan sprecial operations forces are to spend two months, training troops in Mozambique, to try to prevent the spread of Islamic militant violence in the north of the country.


7.   The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priest can not bless same sex couples, and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners, but opposes gay marriage.

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The World Health Organisation has urged countries to keep using the AstraZeneca vaccine for now as a growing list of European nations suspend the jabs use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were initially raised by Norway about a small number of people who’d suffered blood clots. AstraZeneca insists data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use.

The UN Special Envoy for Syria says there is a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria, 10 years after the conflict began. Geir Pedersen told the BBC the war is relative calm, providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.

Libya’s new unity government has been sworn in, marking the end of years of rival-led administration. The interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah will lead the country until elections planned for December.

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer who died after the attack on the Capitol Building in January. The cause of Brian Sicknick’s death hasn’t yet been established. Prosecutors believe he was targeted with a chemical spray that’s designed to incapacitate.  

The man chosen to be the head of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has been condemned by environment campaigners. Critics have described Mathias Cormann’s record on tackling environment changes atrocious.  

American Special Operations Forces are to spend two months training troops in Mozambique to try to prevent the spread of Islamist militant violence in the north of the country.

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priests cannot bless same-sex couples and but any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church.  Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage.
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The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AstraZeneca vaccine for now, as a growing list of European nations suspend the jab’s use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were initially raised by Norway about its small number of people who suffered blood clots. AstraZeneca insists data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use.

The UN special envoy for Syria says there’s a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria, ten years after the conflict began. Geir Pedersen told the BBC there was relatively calm, providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.

Libya’s new unity government has been sworn-in, marking the end of years of rival-led administrations. The interim prime minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah will lead the country until elections planed for December.

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer who died after the attack in the Capitol building in January. The cause of Brian Sicknick’s death hasn’t yet been established. Prosecutors believed he was targeted with a chemical spray that’s designed to incapacitate.

The men chosen to be the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described Mathias Cormann’s record on tickling climate change atrocious.

American special operation forces are to spend 2 months training troops in Mozambique to try to prevent the spread of Islamist militant violence in the north of the country.

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priests cannot bless same-sex couples and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the Church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners, but opposes gay marriage.

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The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AstraZenica vaccine for now as a growing list of European nations suspend the jab's use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were intially raised by Norway about a small number of people who suffered blood clots. AstraZenica insists data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use.


The UN special envoy for Syria says there is a wind of opportunity to end the war in Syria ten years after the conflict began. xx told the BBC the war is relative calm, providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.


Lybia's new unity government has been sworn in, marking the end of years of rival administrations. The intrient minister xx will lead the country until elections planned on December.


Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assulting a police officer who died after the attack in the Capitol Building in January. The cause of xx's sickness heath hasn't yet been established. Prosecutors believe he was targeted with a chemical spray that's designed to xx.


The man chosen to be the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development has been condemned by an environmental campaigner. Critics have described xx's comment record on tackling climate changes as atrocious.


America's special operation's force are to spend two months training troops in Mozanbic to try to prevent the spread of Islam militant violence in the north of the country.


The Vetecan has ruled that Roman Catholic priests can not bless same sex couples and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Fancis supports civil reights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage.


BBC news



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BBC News.

The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AstraZeneca vaccine for now as a growing list of European nations suspend the jab's use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were initially raised by Norway about a small number of people who suffered blood clots. AstraZeneca insists data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use.

The UN's special envoy for Syria says there’s a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria, ten years after the conflict began. * told the BBC there was relative calm providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.

Libya’s new unity government has been sworn in marking the end of years of rival administrations. The interim Prime Minister * will lead the country until elections planned for December.

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer who died after the attack in the Capitol Building in January. The cause of Brian *’s death hasn't yet been established. Prosecutors believed he was targeted with a chemical spray that’s designed to incapacitate.

The man chosen to be the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described *’s record on tackling climate changes as atrocious.

American special operations forces are to spend two months training troops in Mozambique to try to prevent the spread of Islamists militant violence in the north of the country.

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priest can not bless same sex couples, and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage.

BBC News.

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BBC news.

The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AnstraZeneca vaccine for now, as a growing list of the European nations suspended the jab's use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Cencerns were initially raised by Norway about a small number of people who suffered blood clots. AnstraZeneca insisted data for millions of recipients shows the vaccine means safe to use.

The UN Special Envoy for Syria says there's a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria ten years after the conflict began. Gier Pedersen told BBC there was relative calm providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.

Lybia's new unity government has been sworn in, marking the end of the years rival administrations. The interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah will lead the country until elections plan for December.

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting police officer who died after the attack in the Capitol building in January. The cause of Brain Sicknickin's death hasn't yet been established. Prosecutors believed he was targeted with chemical spray that's designed to incapacitate.

The man chosen to be the head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described Mathias Cormann's record on tackling climate changes as atrocious.

American's special operations forces are to spend two months training troops in Mozanbique to try to prevent the spread of Islamic militant violence in the north of the country.

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priest cannot bless same sex couples and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homesexual partners but opposes gay marriage.

BBC news.

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Libya's new unity government has been swarn in .. marking the end of years of rivial administrations. The intrim prime minister ... will lead the contry until the elections planned for December.

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American's special operations forces are to spend two months training troops in M.. to try to prevent the spread of Islamist militany violence in north of the country.

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The World Health Organization has urged countries to keep using the AstraZeneca vaccine for now, as a growing list of European nations suspend the jab's use. France, Italy, Germany and Spain are the latest to halt injections. Concerns were initially raised by Norway about a small number of people who suffered blood clots. AstraZeneca insists data from millions of recipients shows the vaccine is safe to use. 

The UN's Special Envoy for Syria says there is a window of opportunity to end the war in Syria, 10 years after the conflict began. Geir Pedersen told the BBC there was relative calm providing a chance to negotiate a ceasefire.

Libya's new unity government has been sworn in, marking the end of years of rival administrations. The interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah will lead the country until elections planned for December. 

Two men in the United States have been arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer who died after the attack in the Capitol Building in January. The cause of Brian Sicknick's death hasn't yet been established. Prosecutors believe he was targeted with a chemical spray that's designed to incapacitate.

The man chosen to be the head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has been condemned by environmental campaigners. Critics have described Mathias Cormann's record on tackling climate changes as atrocious. 

American special operations forces are to spend two months training troops in Mozambique to try to prevent the spread of Islamist militant violence in the north of the country. 

The Vatican has ruled that Roman Catholic priests can not bless same-sex couples and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. Pope Francis supports civil rights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage.