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	Driver opens fire on African migrants in Italian city of Macerata The Guardian The suspect, who was denied asylum last year but has remained in Italy, has refused to talk to police. "What was this worm still doing in Italy?" Matteo Salvini, the head of the far-right Northern League, wrote on Facebook, accusing the centre-left government of responsibility for Mastropietro's death for ... Flag as irrelevant
	AstraZeneca is expecting a return to sales growth in 2018 as new medicines win market share CNBC AstraZeneca is expecting drug sales growth in 2018 as new medicines win market share, but the need to invest heavily in promoting them will hold back profits this year. The group has suffered the industry's biggest patent cliff since 2012, which wiped out more than half its sales. Revenue in 2017 was ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Un-Candid in Camera SteynOnline Well, the memo was released. You can read it in full here, and I recommend you do so because, on the evidence of much of Friday's TV and radio coverage, most commentators only want to talk about it in the most shallow political terms. Whereas the. Flag as irrelevant
	This Is How We Decided to Advertise in the Big Game… Yesterday Wix.com There are certain things in life that always seem to be done at the last minute. Like packing for your vacation, buying presents, drying your hair…and preparing a spot for the biggest TV event of the year. Yes, you read that right: for the fourth game in a row, Wix will be live at the Big Game, with YouTube ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Fix the NHS: Protesters rally in London to call for government action The Guardian Health workers, activists and unions are marching in central London on Saturday to protest against government inaction over the NHS winter crisis. Hospitals have been overwhelmed in recent weeks by a surge in admissions that has led to delays of up to 12 hours on emergency wards, patients left on ... Flag as irrelevant
	An Adobe Flash 0day is being actively exploited in the wild Ars Technica The critical, use-after-free vulnerability, which is indexed as CVE-2018-4877, resides in the latest version of the widely installed Flash, researchers from Cisco Systems' Talos group said in a blog post. Adobe said separately that versions earlier than current Flash 28.0.0.137 are also susceptible. Flag as irrelevant

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	Rees-Mogg accuses Treasury of 'fiddling' figures in Brexit report The Guardian As senior ministers prepare to discuss Britain's future relationship with the EU, the chairman of the pro-Brexit European Research Group of Tory MPs said any deal that kept the UK in a common customs area with the EU would be unacceptable. He said Treasury economic modelling suggesting Britain ... Flag as irrelevant
	What to see this week in the UK The Guardian Another plum role for Daniel Day-Lewis, in a film as elegantly fastidious and gothically imposing as its subject. He plays Reynolds Woodcock, an elite London couturier who likes everything just so, including his women. But this season's model – smart, resolute Vicky Krieps – has other ideas. As we have ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian view on May in China: the 'golden era' has lost its lustre The Guardian The trip, supposedly a declaration of Britain's trade potential in the age of Brexit, was inevitably overshadowed by her own party's wranglings over that very subject and her leadership. The relationship's immense asymmetry has never been quite so stark. On one side, Xi Jinping, "chairman of everything": ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Change to ladies' downhill schedule in Garmisch-Partenkirchen FIS Weather and then course conditions force a change to the originally scheduled program in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) for the ladies' tour. - FIS-SKI. Flag as irrelevant

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	Making Waves in Marlborough Sounds NASA Earth Observatory Strong tidal currents, changes in the sea floor, and winds funneling through Cook Strait stir complicated flow patterns off of New Zealand's South Island. Flag as irrelevant

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	Jeremy Corbyn pledges rebirth of 'municipal socialism' in the UK The Guardian Jeremy Corbyn is to promise to bring back "municipal socialism" to the UK, while defending Labour's decision to ask one of its local councils to halt a controversial public-private housing scheme. In a speech to party councillors on Saturday, the Labour leader will say it is crucial for local authorities to ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Week in Review, February 3 Financial Times Under the terms of the deal, Blackstone will acquire a 55 per cent stake in Thomson Reuters' financial and risk division. The unit will be carved out into a new company, controlled by Blackstone, with Thomson Reuters owning the remainder. Blackstone is working with two of the largest global institutional ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dinosaur and Ancient Mammal Stomping Ground Found in NASA Parking Lot Smithsonian In 2012, amateur paleontologist and dinosaur track aficionado Ray Stanford headed out to lunch with his wife Sheila, an information specialist at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. After dropping her off back at work, he noticed a chunk of rock sticking out of a nearby hill that was ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bond sell-off eases in Asia Pacific trading Financial Times The sell-off in US Treasuries eased on Friday in Asia trading after yields hit a near four-year high in the previous session. The 10-year Treasury yield has climbed from 2.4 per cent at the beginning of 2018 to rise a further 8 basis points on Thursday to 2.79 per cent, its highest since April 2014. The yield ... Flag as irrelevant
	​Bank criticised by Daphne Caruana Galizia under scrutiny in Brussels The Guardian The murder sent shockwaves across Europe and raised a public outcry over the deteriorating rule of law on the Mediterranean island. Three men have been arrested and charged with carrying out the killing. Caruana Galizia was being sued in a US court by Pilatus and Sadr at the time of her death. Flag as irrelevant

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