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a mainstream party has joined ranks with far right with the poor right alternative for germany to gain control of the state government. and efforts to contain the coronavirus turned chinese cities into ghost towns as the number of infections there nears 30000 the world health organization appeals for funds to combat the bottoms. and i'm terry martin welcome to the program the u.s. senate has a quick president of both charges of impeachment the senate dominated by the president's fellow republicans but it's clear him on charges of abuse of power and on obstruction of congress the resu...

usually a bustling commercial street so souvenir shops mark shops tourists who visit paging usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. the ghost town that is beijing normally busy streets and metro trains are deserted as the city fights the coronavirus and outrage here in germany as a political tap who is broken for the 1st time a mainstream party has joined ranks with paul reich alternative for germany to gain control of a state government. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the us senate has acquitted president donald trump both charges of impeachment the ...

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The HSE Mid West has said it is developing a 'crisis resolution team', which would be a 'community-based multidisciplinary team' providing support for people in a mental health crisis

The Westmeath Ladies footballers fell agonisingly short against Wexford on Sunday, losing the Leinster final by a single point. After the game, manager Frank Browne was frustrated, disappointed, but ultimately philosophical.