Новости за 29.06.2021

Finland's Institute for Health and Welfare has suggested that the county's recent uptick in Covid cases is down to football fans from returning from games in St. Petersburg throughout the ongoing European Championships.
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Julian Assange’s case should’ve ended as soon as a UK judge denied his extradition to the US, Jeremy Corbyn, former Labour leader, told RT as he joined other MPs to demand a meeting with the WikiLeaks founder in a London prison.
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IKEA has designed a series of couches inspired by the ever-growing number of LGBT flags. However, a loveseat inspired by the bisexual flag with the phrase “nobody believes you” on it has got more attention than the others
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England captain Harry Kane took a page out of Manuel Neuer's book by wearing a rainbow colored armband during his team's win against Germany - in a game in which he broke his goalscoring duck. Coincidence? Some fans claimed not.
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Adding insult to the injury of Croatia’s loss to Spain at Euro 2020, Zagreb is blaming the print shop for the fact that the team’s jerseys featured the wrong flag, with the checkerboard pattern used by the Nazi-allied WWII regime.
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Police in India have launched three cases against the social media platform over the alleged distribution of child pornography, and a fourth for a controversial depiction of the disputed Kashmir region on a map.
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For much of a tense game at Wembley on Tuesday, Harry Kane was again bearing the brunt of England supporters’ frustrations – but all that changed with his late goal as Three Lions fans regained some faith in their skipper.
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A third of all Americans believe the Covid-19 pandemic is over in the US, though only 4% of Democrats agree, as a potential surge in the virus’ Delta variant becomes a concerning topic for some.
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Fighter planes and bomber jets were dispatched to follow a Dutch naval vessel only after it changed direction towards Russian waters, defense officials in Moscow said on Tuesday, amid a growing diplomatic spat over the incident.
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England left it late but second-half goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane secured passage to the Euro 2020 quarter-finals at Germany's expense, earning a measure of revenge against the team that dumped them out of Euro '96.
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A town in France has been battered by up to 80cm (32in) of hail in a freak June storm that saw snowplows brought in and locals taking up shovels in an effort to clear the clogged roads.
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Recently-released Russian UFC fighter Aleksandra Albu has rarely been accused of keeping her buxom figure under wraps and isn't even letting a recent deluge in stop her from showcasing her fantastic figure.
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American robotics company Boston Dynamics released a new robot dance video after it announced it had been acquired by Hyundai – and, like its previous effort, this one had many people terrified.
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Two armed robbers attempted to hold up a news crew and, ironically, the violence prevention chief of Oakland, California, only hours after the city’s police chief warned of worsening crime amid police budget cuts.
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A British law professor previously accused of transphobia for her “problematic” views on gender has alleged “harassment and intimidation” from a student who sent her an email that warned her to “choose [her] words carefully.”
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Former CDC director Tom Frieden was criticized on Monday after he called the Delta variant of Covid-19 a “heat-seeking missile” that targets the unvaccinated – with many pointing out Delta apparently infects the vaccinated too.
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Energy firm Karpowership has said it will once again supply electricity from two of its ships to energy-threatened Lebanon, after the Turkish company stopped providing power to the Middle Eastern nation last month.
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England fans have been heard singing the controversial ‘10 German bombers’ chant ahead of their Euro 2020 meeting with Germany at Wembley despite being warned that the chant could lead to bans.
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The eight-month conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray has taken a new turn, with the region’s forces retaking its capital and other cities from the central government and its allies in a swift offensive.
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The decision by Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro to dismiss court officials without appeal violated their right to challenge their early removal from the posts, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled.
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The media craze about a herd of elephants roaming Southern China is actually part of a “global image war” waged by Xi Jinping’s government against the free world, an Australian newspaper has suggested.
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The apartments of several Russian investigative journalists from the online publication ‘Proekt’ were raided on Tuesday morning, four years after a case was filed against them for slandering Ilya Traber, a wealthy businessman.
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New UK government data has shown that a record number of kids were reported absent from school in England last week due to coronavirus-related issues since the return of face-to-face teaching in March.
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Frank de Boer has departed as boss of the Netherlands after their disappointing Euro 2020 exit to the Czech Republic in the last 16 of the competition.
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