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Harvey Weinstein indicted on new sex crime charges
Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on new sex crime charges in Los Angles, just as his trial on separate rape and sexual assault charges in New York was poised to get under way.
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Full steam ahead at Hornby as model maker posts higher Christmas sales
Hornby said it has posted higher sales and profit margins over the tricky Christmas period, keeping trading on track for the rest of the year.
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Harvey Weinstein attends court ahead of trial
Harvey Weinstein has attended a court hearing in the US where his lawyers and a judge handled the final preparations for his trial on charges of rape and sexual assault.
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'We have tragically lost people, towns, beautiful old buildings, how can you replace that' - Belfast volunteer in Australia
As the fierce blazes continue to rage across Australia, a Belfast man has been helping firefighters by transporting campsite bases to the areas worst affected.
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Australia to pay ‘whatever it takes& to deal with wildfires
Australiagovernment has said it is willing to pay &whatever it takes& to help communities recover from deadly wildfires that have ravaged the country.
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TV mix-up has Russian ice hockey fans celebrating despite losing
Some Russian ice hockey fans celebrated victory despite losing at the world junior hockey championships because of a confusingly timed TV repeat.
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