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7 February 2021
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Floods force evacuation of villages and witnesses report avalanche creating wall of dust, rock and water
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In some ways the trial will be a replay of last year’s – but Trump is the first to be tried by the Senate after leaving office, and it will likely be ‘dramatic’ -
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A new book on the old president is titillating but scattershot, a compendium of wild stories and salacious accusations -
Speaking in public is daunting – even if it’s only on Zoom. What if you forget your words, or fall over, or are heckled? But with a little practice it can also be surprisingly liberating
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A huge investigation has so far arrested 235 people, including far-right militants, members of the military – and otherwise unremarkable Trump fans
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Major assessment concludes that ocean soundscape is being drowned out by human activity -
While China pushes for more industrialised farms, Buddhist monks urge now-sedentary nomads to embrace vegetarianism
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The Golden Globe nominations prove that the industry is in the throes of a sea change for female writers and directors
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This messy but fascinating documentary explores the idea that the world is an artificial pawn in a game played by higher beings
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Scottish photographer Douglas Corrance’s shots from the 70s and 80s reject gritty images of poverty in favour of colour and character
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As vice-president, he abased himself and his office. In reward, Donald
Trump sent a mob to kill him. Now, as another impeachment trial looms,
he is cast out from Republican ranks
From the coup in Myanmar to the autocratic regimes of China and Russia, western values are under increasing threat
- Trump is out of office, but his spirit lives on. The rage and resentment of his base will define the party for a long time
When I tried to return from Jersey to Australia, I had no idea the
journey would lead me through 16 cities in nine countries, and take
nearly five months
Photographic artist Alex Frayne has shot the landscapes of SA for over
two decades. His latest book pays homage to its deserts, hills, plains
and waters
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