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Supporters of Prabowo Subianto, who lost the vote, set fire to vehicles in Jakarta Supporters of an unsuccessful presidential candidate have clashed with security forces and set fire to a police dormitory and vehicles in the Indonesian capital after the release of official election results. National Police spokesman Dedi Prasetyo said protests turned violent late on Tuesday and continued through the night. He said on Wednesday that dozens of people were detained.
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Prime minister offers option of fresh vote if MPs pass withdrawal bill, which will be published ‘in next few days’
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Prime minister offers option of fresh vote if MPs pass withdrawal bill, which will be published ‘in next few days’
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Jordan Adlard Rogers, 31, has moved into the 1,536-acre Penrose Estate between Helston and Porthleven in Cornwall after being left as heir to the country mansion.
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The Brexit Party leader is referred to a European Parliament committee over the £450,000 sum.
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Brexit Party leader is referred to a European Parliament committee over £450,000 from Leave campaigner.
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The UK celebrity chef says he is "saddened" as his restaurant group goes into administration.
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Southern African countries to appeal to watchdog for permission to sell stockpiled ivory worth more than £230m Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia are making a fresh appeal for a global watchdog to lift restrictive measures on the trade in raw ivory. The watchdog,
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Nan Winton became the first female TV newsreader at the BBC on 20 June 1960.
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UK celebrity chef Jamie Oliver’s restaurants go into administration, putting up to 1,300 jobs at risk.
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The UK's second-biggest steel maker has been seeking £75m in government backing to help it stay afloat.
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Jofra Archer, Tom Curran and Liam Dawson are named in England's World Cup squad, with David Willey and Joe Denly missing out.
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The three-time world champion is famous for a remarkable recovery from a near-fatal crash.
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Nan Winton became the first female TV newsreader at the BBC on 20 June 1960.
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Jordan Adlard Rogers only confirmed who his father was after his death and inherits at 1536-acre estate.
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The UK's second-biggest steel maker has been seeking £75m in government backing to help it stay afloat.
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Christchurch mosque attacker Brenton Tarrant is formally charged with terrorism for the March killings.
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Drugs, guns, knives and cash were seized by police across the UK in a week-long operation.
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The UK's second-biggest steel maker has been seeking £75m in government backing to help it stay afloat.
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Christchurch mosque attacker Brenton Tarrant is formally charged with terrorism for the March killings.
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The Golden State Warriors are through to their fifth straight NBA Finals series after a 119-117 overtime win over the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Christchurch mosque attacker Brenton Tarrant is formally charged with terrorism for the March killings.
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The three-time world champion is famous for staging an audacious recovery from a near-fatal crash.
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Lauda, who won for Ferrari in 1975 and 1977 and McLaren in 1984, underwent a lung transplant in August.
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Lauda, who won for Ferrari in 1975 and 1977 and McLaren in 1984, underwent a lung transplant in August.
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President Joko Widodo wins a new term in Indonesia, amid fears of unrest and street protests.
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Drugs, guns, knives and cash were seized by police across the UK in week-long operation.
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Jordan Adlard Rogers, 31, says he had spent several years trying to prove Charles Rogers was his real father while struggling to make ends meet. He has now moved in to the estate in Cornwall.
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