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David Beckham to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
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US House votes for measure that would end Iran war, in blow to Trump
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The bovine office – Donald Trump lookalike buffalo thrills Bangladesh zoo crowds
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Trump plans tariffs on 60 countries including Ireland over ‘forced labour’
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Former MI6 chief Alex Younger dies aged 62
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