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Ariana Grande's Manchester Benefit Gig Was Bold, Triumphant
Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester concert has proved no storm, no attack, no nothing will ever stop people from coming together as the pop diva's gig was a successful show with an almost 50,000-strong crowd in attendance.
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Music Stars Unite For 'One Love Manchester' Concert As Fans Face Down Fears
Fans gathered in Manchester for a star-studded charity concert on Sunday, recalling victims of a suicide bomb attack following an Ariane Grande concert last month and vowing to face down fears of terrorism less than 24 hours after an assault in London claimed seven lives.
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Ariana Grande To Headline Manchester Concert Sunday
US pop star Ariana Grande will return to Manchester on Sunday to headline a star-studded concert in memory of the victims of the attack on her show, her publicist said Tuesday.
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Pizza For Manchester, From Boston With Love
It was a small gesture that kept a fabled Boston newspaper fed during difficult times, one they thought frazzled reporters in Manchester would appreciate too. So they sent pizzas across the Atlantic.
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Please Retweet: Parents Go Online To Find Their Children After United Kingdom Attack
Desperate parents and friends posted heart-wrenching messages and pictures on social media in the search for their loved ones on Tuesday after a suicide bomber killed 22 people and injured dozens at a British concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande.
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'Jihadi John': Quiet Football Fan Who Became the Symbol of Islamic State
From a quiet, football loving child to an Islamic State executioner, the man who became one of the most haunting figures of the terrorist movement remains a mystery even after being the high-profile target of a US air strike.
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Alex Ferguson, Brendan Rodgers slam netting scheme
Ferguson rarely gets much support from Liverpool managers when he goes public with his views on controversial issues, but Rodgers agrees with the Scot that nets are not the way forward. "You get one or two mindless people at games and the focus has to be on them. How can we punish them so they never get the chance to do it again, not punish the...
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Ariana Grande's Manchester Benefit Gig Was Bold, Triumphant
Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester concert has proved no storm, no attack, no nothing will ever stop people from coming together as the pop diva's gig was a successful show with an almost 50,000-strong crowd in attendance.
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Music Stars Unite For 'One Love Manchester' Concert As Fans Face Down Fears
Fans gathered in Manchester for a star-studded charity concert on Sunday, recalling victims of a suicide bomb attack following an Ariane Grande concert last month and vowing to face down fears of terrorism less than 24 hours after an assault in London claimed seven lives.
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Ariana Grande To Headline Manchester Concert Sunday
US pop star Ariana Grande will return to Manchester on Sunday to headline a star-studded concert in memory of the victims of the attack on her show, her publicist said Tuesday.
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Pizza For Manchester, From Boston With Love
It was a small gesture that kept a fabled Boston newspaper fed during difficult times, one they thought frazzled reporters in Manchester would appreciate too. So they sent pizzas across the Atlantic.
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Please Retweet: Parents Go Online To Find Their Children After United Kingdom Attack
Desperate parents and friends posted heart-wrenching messages and pictures on social media in the search for their loved ones on Tuesday after a suicide bomber killed 22 people and injured dozens at a British concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande.
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'Jihadi John': Quiet Football Fan Who Became the Symbol of Islamic State
From a quiet, football loving child to an Islamic State executioner, the man who became one of the most haunting figures of the terrorist movement remains a mystery even after being the high-profile target of a US air strike.
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Alex Ferguson, Brendan Rodgers slam netting scheme
Ferguson rarely gets much support from Liverpool managers when he goes public with his views on controversial issues, but Rodgers agrees with the Scot that nets are not the way forward. "You get one or two mindless people at games and the focus has to be on them. How can we punish them so they never get the chance to do it again, not punish the...
