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The Democratic-led House of Representatives voted yesterday to send two formal charges against Donald Trump to the Senate, clearing the way for only the third impeachment trial of a US president to begin in earnest next week.
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Pope Francis yesterday named the first woman to hold a high-ranking post in the Secretariat of State, the male-dominated Vatican's diplomatic and administrative nerve centre.
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Scientists have developed what they call 'living concrete' by using sand, gel and bacteria.
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Read more: Scientists create 'living concrete' that can glow and remove toxins
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When British Conservative MP Mark Francois launched his campaign to crowdfund Big Ben's bongs, he said it would take less than 48 hours to hit the total - but even with the Brexiteer pledging £1,000 (€1,168) of his own money, he has only managed to raise a fraction of the £500,000 required.
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Read more: Mute response to bid for Big Ben to ring on Brexit day
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When the Duke of Sussex makes his first official appearance today since dropping the bombshell that he and Meghan were stepping back as senior royals, he will be faced with the phalanx of reporters and photographers he has grown to despise.
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Read more: Harry's relationship with the press could go from the frying pan to the fire in US
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The Duchess of Cambridge yesterday gave a lesson in the royal art of keeping calm and carrying on after a turbulent week for the House of Windsor.
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Read more: Kate keeps her cool with a milkshake as William talks of dealing with challenges
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