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Moon: crashing rocket will create new crater – here’s what we should worry about
A frame from A Trip to the Moon. wikipedia It’s not often that the sudden appearance of a new impact crater on the Moon can…
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Sri Lanka’s export revenue grows 23% in 2021
Colombo, Jan 28 (AdaDerana) – Sri Lanka has recorded an export revenue of USD 15.12 billion for the year 2021, according to Trade Minister Bandula…
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UAE reports 2,545 COVID-19 cases, two new deaths in 24 hours
The UAE reported on Friday 2,545 COVID-19 infections and two new deaths in 24 hours after conducting 490,562 tests. This raised the country’s death toll…
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David Staples: Winners and losers in Canada's gripping Freedom Convoy drama
We won’t know the real winners and losers of the fierce and fiery national drama over the Freedom Convoy until the last trucker puts the…
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Sue Gray Report Facing Fresh Delay As Police Say It Should Be Watered Down
Sue Gray’s report into parties in Downing Street during lockdown could be delayed even further after the Metropolitan Police called for it to be watered…
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Qatar resumes Afghan evacuation flights after two-month halt
Qatar has resumed operating passenger evacuation flights from Afghanistan, a senior Qatar government source told Reuters on Thursday, after a halt of nearly two months.…
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With Evander Kane rumours swirling, Edmonton Oilers prepare for surging Predators
Zach Hyman (No. 18) of the Edmonton Oilers skates against the Toronto Maple Leafs during an NHL game at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on January…
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Boris Johnson Accused Of Leading 'Zombie Government' Distracted By Partygate Row
Boris Johnson has been accused of leading a “zombie government” which is too busy dealing with the “partygate” row to focus on running the country.…
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No power cut in Sri Lanka till January 31, says Public Utilities Commission
Colombo, Januayr 27 (newsin.asia): The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL), the electricity sector regulator, has decided that there is no need for a…
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Universities need to focus on students – not teach to targets – to help them succeed
Kate Kultsevych/Shutterstock The Office for Students, England’s higher education regulator, has outlined new proposals to ensure university students reach “acceptable outcomes” from their studies. The…
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