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Rivals are level on points going into Sunday’s final race in Abu Dhabi

Deposed Myanmar leader jailed for four years but further charges could mean she’s detained for decades

Creator of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine warns that future viruses could be more contagious and lethal

Government to target ‘casual’ middle-class users along with addicts and dealers

Reintroduction of PCRs and the red list are a ‘devastating blow’ for aviation and tourism

The policy has cast the government in Taipei out into the diplomatic wilderness

The retired aerospace engineer believes pilot hijacked and diverted his own plane for political reasons

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The UN estimates that about 23 million Afghans are facing acute hunger

Communication confusion hits hospitality industry as ministers give conflicting advice

This year’s annual festive gift from Norway fails to wow social media users

Tory MP says vogue for ‘gender-flipping’ characters has helped create crisis in masculinity

Bringing babies onto the green benches is against the ‘rules of behaviour and courtesies’

Ronaldo scored the 800th and 801st goals of his career

In a year’s time, the most controversial World Cup in recent history will kick off

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'World exclusive' interview with former US president raises profile of struggling channel

New amendments mean protesters could face jail for ‘locking on’

Duchess of Sussex celebrates victory against newspaper over post-wedding letter to her father

Your digest of analysis from the British and international press

‘This is not normal – or, for a people, sustainable’

World Health Organization says only 7.5% of people are fully inoculated across Africa

New government expected to be sworn in next week, signalling end of Angela Merkel’s 16-year rule

Some experts believe the variant may have hidden and evolved in an immunosuppressed patient’s body

Personal interest in crypto suggests he ‘may have been more focused’ on Square