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	Nissan expected to announce plans to build battery 'gigafactory' in Sunderland The Guardian Nissan is expected to promise to build as many as 200,000 batteries for electric vehicles every year in the UK, in partnership with Chinese specialist ... Flag as irrelevant
	Artificial intelligence can spot holes in the Sun's corona physicsworld.com In addition, while the neural network performed best when the information from all EUV and magnetic images was combined, coronal holes could also ... Flag as irrelevant
	No Mercedes upgrades in the pipeline for Lewis Hamilton ESPN As Red Bull celebrated a fourth straight win on Sunday to stretch their leads in both championships, with Max Verstappen 18 points clear of Hamilton, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Climate change: Courts set for rise in compensation cases BBC News There's likely to be a significant increase in the number of lawsuits brought against fossil fuel companies in the coming years, say researchers. Flag as irrelevant
	US carries out air raids on Iran-backed militias in Syria, Iraq Aljazeera.com Biden last ordered limited bombing against a target in Syria in February, that time in response to rocket attacks in Iraq. "The United States took necessary ... Flag as irrelevant
	Russia denies its personnel involved in CAR killings Aljazeera.com The Kremlin has rejected claims that Russian military instructors in the Central African Republic have been involved in killing civilians and looting ... Flag as irrelevant
	England and Germany are both works in progress, but Southgate has more stability The Guardian I rooted for my national team in the semi-final duels in 1990 and 1996. Germany won both games on penalties and went on to win the titles. England ... Flag as irrelevant
	United Airlines closes in on $30 bln post-pandemic jet order Reuters O) was putting the finishing touches on Monday to an airplane order potentially worth $30 billion at list values for up to 270 narrowbody jets in a bid to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Supreme Court Sides With Alaska Natives in Dispute Over Coronavirus Aid The New York Times Tribal governments in the lower 48 states had sued to challenge the allocation of $450 million in federal virus aid to Alaska Native corporations. Flag as irrelevant

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