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Asian countries tighten COVID restrictions as cases rise and vaccine rollouts struggle

May 18, 2021

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Revealed: The 20 companies producing more than half of world’s single-use plastic waste

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Greek travel boss expects islands to be added to green list next month

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France allows transgender women to play women’s rugby

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6,000 migrants including children swim from Morocco to Spanish enclave of Ceuta

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Military intercept migrants as 6,000 including children swim to Spanish enclave of Ceuta

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Shark kills surfer in Australia’s ‘first fatal attack of the year’

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Eighth night of violence between Israel and Gaza as Biden makes fresh call for ceasefire

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‘Together forever’: Husband of Brit murdered in front of daughter in Greece pays tribute

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‘We dread the nights’: Life in Gaza under Israeli bombardment

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Inside the Iron Dome: How Israel’s missile defence shield is battling Hamas rocket attacks

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Disneyland to reopen but no hugs from Mickey – as Dutch sex workers return amid lockdown easing

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Families left homeless after militant tunnels destroyed in Israeli bombing campaign

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‘It’s amazing to be back’: First ‘over the moon’ British holidaymakers arrive in Portugal

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‘Monster’ cyclone to batter India as hundreds of thousands set to be evacuated

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Asian countries tighten COVID restrictions as cases rise and vaccine rollouts struggle

Revealed: The 20 companies producing more than half of world’s single-use plastic waste

Greek travel boss expects islands to be added to green list next month

France allows transgender women to play women’s rugby

6,000 migrants including children swim from Morocco to Spanish enclave of Ceuta

Military intercept migrants as 6,000 including children swim to Spanish enclave of Ceuta

Shark kills surfer in Australia’s ‘first fatal attack of the year’

Eighth night of violence between Israel and Gaza as Biden makes fresh call for ceasefire

‘Together forever’: Husband of Brit murdered in front of daughter in Greece pays tribute

‘We dread the nights’: Life in Gaza under Israeli bombardment

Inside the Iron Dome: How Israel’s missile defence shield is battling Hamas rocket attacks

Disneyland to reopen but no hugs from Mickey – as Dutch sex workers return amid lockdown easing

Families left homeless after militant tunnels destroyed in Israeli bombing campaign

‘It’s amazing to be back’: First ‘over the moon’ British holidaymakers arrive in Portugal

‘Monster’ cyclone to batter India as hundreds of thousands set to be evacuated

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