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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 26 January 2018
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	Donald Trump booed in Davos as he woos businesses The Guardian But the speech, which contained a threat of fresh protectionist measures and a warning that other countries should spend more on their own defence, was greeted less warmly than that of the French president Emmanuel Macron earlier in the week. There was derision from the audience when Trump said ... Flag as irrelevant
	Air pollution linked to 'extremely high mortality' in people with mental disorders The Guardian The Hong Kong research, published in the journal Environment International, is the first to analyse the link of haze days and risk of death. Haze days are those on which pollutants gather in the air and cut visibility, usually dry days with low winds. In the study period from 2007 to 2014, there were 111 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Zika Linked to a Spike in Birth Defects in the US TIME Areas in the United States where Zika spread locally, like Florida and Texas, experienced a spike in birth defects. According to a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), areas in South Florida, parts of Texas and Puerto Rico saw a 21% increase in birth defects ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nutella sale causes violence in supermarkets across France CNBC A supermarket sale offer on Nutella has led to scenes of violence in France, as shoppers battled to grab tubs of the popular hazelnut spread. Intermarche supermarkets slashed the price of Nutella by 70 percent, bringing the price for a 950-gram tub down to the equivalent of 1.41 euros ($1.76). Flag as irrelevant
	Federer to face Cilic in Australian Open final after blisters force Chung to retire The Guardian Roger Federer literally and figuratively ran Hyeon Chung off his feet on his way to a record seventh Australian Open final on Friday, the young South Korean forced to retire in the second set with blisters that burst under the constant twisting and turning he was forced into for just over an hour. On Sunday ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Syria and North Korea, Trump administration 'red lines' are out of focus Washington Post As images spread of a deadly chemical weapons attack on Syrian civilians by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad on April 4, an emotional President Trump blamed the tragedy on the mistakes of his predecessor. "President Obama said in 2012 that he would establish a 'red line' against the use of ... Flag as irrelevant

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