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Rapist. Killer. Gendarme: How a notorious French murderer was unmasked
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New York Times: The US has not come together to defend democracy.
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Paul Little: Trauma? PTSD? Actually, no - stop catastrophising!
Resilience is now used to describe not being allowed to leave the house for a few weeks.
The power couples of 2022 - who will call the shots?
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Confessions of a property guru: Making millions and losing some
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Billion dollar gift: Family gives inheritance to charity
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Arrests, beatings and secret prayers: Inside the persecution of India's Christians
New York Times: "They want to remove us from society."
Hidden Pentagon records reveal patterns of failure in deadly airstrikes
New York Times: Flawed intelligence, faulty targeting and years of civilian deaths.
How two families battled with police over crash that killed loved ones
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Britney Spears felt trapped. Her business manager benefited
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The Harvard job offer no one at Harvard ever heard of
New York Times: An online scam targeted prominent women in India.
The difficult year that brought the royal family together
Daily Telegraph UK: A turbulent 12 months has brought the royals closer together.
How I uncovered a plot to defeat Hitler – and now it's a movie
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Steve Braunias: World's most awesome city - 20 best things about Auckland
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Meadows and the band of loyalists: How they fought to keep Trump in power
New York Times: Small circle of Republicans attempted to overturn the 2020 election.
He was convicted of raping Alice Sebold. Then the case unravelled
New York Times: He was exonerated of the 1981 rape. But why did it take so long?
Transmission Gully was never going to open before Christmas, here's why
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Beijing silenced Peng Shuai in 20mins, then spent weeks on damage control
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How TikTok reads your mind
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