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| Dozens of inmates killed in Brazil prison riot The wife of a prisoner who was killed in a riot on Monday weeps outside Anisio Jobim penitentiary complex in Manaus, Brazil. Photograph: AP.
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| The Brief: Our Yes Man in Brussels? Rogers alienated ministers in Theresa May's government because he had an annoying habit of telling them the truth. In particular, about how long it ...
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