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	Top 10 twists in fiction The Guardian Court dramas, classic mysteries and bloody crimes ... from Du Maurier to Lehane, Sophie Hannah chooses her favourite twists in novels (or does she ... Flag as irrelevant
	Airlines want tighter control of alcohol sales in British airports The Economist (blog) A visit to a British airport is a crash course in this culture. Regardless of the time of morning, the bars are full and the English breakfasts come ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK's £3bn aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth arrives in Portsmouth The Guardian The 280-metre, 65,000-tonne vessel has been undergoing training and tests at sea after setting out from Rosyth dockyard in Scotland in June. Flag as irrelevant
	Buses in Seoul install 'comfort women' statues to honour former sex slaves The Guardian Buses serving several routes in central Seoul have acquired a new and highly controversial new passenger: a barefoot "comfort woman", wearing a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump, in tweet, hits Amazon over taxes, jobs Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized Amazon.com on Twitter over taxes and jobs and accused the global ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chinese Muslim Dissidents Remain Protected In EU, But For How Long? Forbes Isa is considered a terrorist by Beijing but in 2006 he was given German citizenship. Today, he is the General Secretary of the Munich-based World ... Flag as irrelevant
	Powerful backdoor found in software used by >100 banks and energy cos. Ars Technica For 17 days starting last month, an advanced backdoor that gave attackers complete control over networks lurked in digitally signed software used by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Accor Wants To Get Big In Luxury By Thinking Small Forbes For many, the definition of creating a luxury product or service is tolerating inefficiencies and adding extra expenses in order to make something a bit ... Flag as irrelevant
	Women suicide bombers kill 27 in north-east Nigeria The Guardian Three female suicide bombers have blown themselves up and killed 27 people in north-east Nigeria, according to local militia, in an attack bearing the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fish mistaking plastic debris in ocean for food, study finds The Guardian Fish may be actively seeking out plastic debris in the oceans as the tiny pieces appear to smell similar to their natural prey, new research suggests. Flag as irrelevant

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