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Melania Defends Abortion As Donald Trump Says States Should Decide
Melania Trump writes in her upcoming memoir that a woman has the right to an abortion, The Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday, while her husband, Donald Trump, backs the ability for US states to restrict the procedure.
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"Trying To Pit One Community Against Another": BJP MP On Newspaper Editorial
An editorial in a newspaper on the ban on non-vegetarian food in Gujarat's Palitana has prompted a sharp response from a BJP MP, who has accused the daily of trying to pit one minority community against another and demanded an apology.
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UK To Seek Ban On Foreign State Ownership Of British Newspapers
The UK announced Wednesday that it plans to bar overseas governments from owning British newspapers, a move that could scupper the Abu Dhabi-led takeover of the Telegraph Media Group.
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Avoid Using Newspaper To Wrap, Serve Food: Food Authority Highlights Health Risks Involved
FSSAI strongly urged consumers and food vendors across India to immediately stop using newspapers for packing, serving, and storing food items
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Australia To Ban TikTok On Government Devices: Report
Australia will announce a ban on TikTok on government phones this week, following other countries in barring the Chinese-owned video app over security concerns, Australian newspapers reported late on Monday.
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Ramdev's Patanjali Slams "Mafia" After Reported "Ban" On 5 Medicines In Uttarakhand
Reports in several newspapers Thursday had said that an Uttarakhand authority had asked Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved to stop manufacturing five products.
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UK Newspaper The Guardian Loses Court Battle Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Friday lost its legal challenge against a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince Philip's will.
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Russian Player Changes Nationality To Avoid Wimbledon Ban: Report
A Russian tennis player has avoided a Wimbledon ban on all competitors from her country by changing her nationality to Georgian, according to a report in The Times newspaper
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UK Newspaper To Challenge Secrecy Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Monday said it had been given permission to challenge a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince.
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Canada Bans Travel From 3 African Countries Over 'Omicron' Variant Scare
Canada will ban travelers who have been to Nigeria, Malawi and Egypt over concerns about the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, the Toronto Star newspaper said on Tuesday, citing sources.
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Facebook Deletes Some Content Banned in Russia, but Still Faces Fine: Report
Facebook has complied with Russian demands to delete some banned content, but it could still face a hefty fine as it was slow to do so, the Vedomosti newspaper cited state communications regulator Roskomnadzor as saying.
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Tokyo Olympics: Resignation, Anger As Japan Digests Spectators Ban
Olympic fans in Japan reacted with weary resignation to a ban on Tokyo Games spectators, as newspaper editorials warned it may not be enough to stop the virus.
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Twitter Unfreezes New York Post Account Days After Backlash From Republican Lawmakers
Twitter said on Friday it had changed its policy and lifted a freeze it placed on the account of the New York Post after the newspaper published articles about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.
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Amid Lockdown, Maharashtra Prohibits Doorstep Delivery Of Newspapers
Maharashtra government on Saturday announced that the print media would be exempted from the coronavirus lockdown from April 20, however, it prohibited the door-to-door delivery of newspapers and magazines.
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India Warned by Australian Cyber Officials Against Using Huawei: Reports
Australian government officials advised India to ban Huawei from supplying parts for the rollout of a 5G telecommunications network, Australian newspapers reported on Tuesday.
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Melania Defends Abortion As Donald Trump Says States Should Decide
Melania Trump writes in her upcoming memoir that a woman has the right to an abortion, The Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday, while her husband, Donald Trump, backs the ability for US states to restrict the procedure.
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"Trying To Pit One Community Against Another": BJP MP On Newspaper Editorial
An editorial in a newspaper on the ban on non-vegetarian food in Gujarat's Palitana has prompted a sharp response from a BJP MP, who has accused the daily of trying to pit one minority community against another and demanded an apology.
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UK To Seek Ban On Foreign State Ownership Of British Newspapers
The UK announced Wednesday that it plans to bar overseas governments from owning British newspapers, a move that could scupper the Abu Dhabi-led takeover of the Telegraph Media Group.
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Avoid Using Newspaper To Wrap, Serve Food: Food Authority Highlights Health Risks Involved
FSSAI strongly urged consumers and food vendors across India to immediately stop using newspapers for packing, serving, and storing food items
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Australia To Ban TikTok On Government Devices: Report
Australia will announce a ban on TikTok on government phones this week, following other countries in barring the Chinese-owned video app over security concerns, Australian newspapers reported late on Monday.
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Ramdev's Patanjali Slams "Mafia" After Reported "Ban" On 5 Medicines In Uttarakhand
Reports in several newspapers Thursday had said that an Uttarakhand authority had asked Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved to stop manufacturing five products.
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UK Newspaper The Guardian Loses Court Battle Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Friday lost its legal challenge against a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince Philip's will.
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Russian Player Changes Nationality To Avoid Wimbledon Ban: Report
A Russian tennis player has avoided a Wimbledon ban on all competitors from her country by changing her nationality to Georgian, according to a report in The Times newspaper
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UK Newspaper To Challenge Secrecy Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Monday said it had been given permission to challenge a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince.
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Canada Bans Travel From 3 African Countries Over 'Omicron' Variant Scare
Canada will ban travelers who have been to Nigeria, Malawi and Egypt over concerns about the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, the Toronto Star newspaper said on Tuesday, citing sources.
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Facebook Deletes Some Content Banned in Russia, but Still Faces Fine: Report
Facebook has complied with Russian demands to delete some banned content, but it could still face a hefty fine as it was slow to do so, the Vedomosti newspaper cited state communications regulator Roskomnadzor as saying.
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Tokyo Olympics: Resignation, Anger As Japan Digests Spectators Ban
Olympic fans in Japan reacted with weary resignation to a ban on Tokyo Games spectators, as newspaper editorials warned it may not be enough to stop the virus.
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Twitter Unfreezes New York Post Account Days After Backlash From Republican Lawmakers
Twitter said on Friday it had changed its policy and lifted a freeze it placed on the account of the New York Post after the newspaper published articles about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.
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Amid Lockdown, Maharashtra Prohibits Doorstep Delivery Of Newspapers
Maharashtra government on Saturday announced that the print media would be exempted from the coronavirus lockdown from April 20, however, it prohibited the door-to-door delivery of newspapers and magazines.
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India Warned by Australian Cyber Officials Against Using Huawei: Reports
Australian government officials advised India to ban Huawei from supplying parts for the rollout of a 5G telecommunications network, Australian newspapers reported on Tuesday.
