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the rac says major retailers, including the supermarkets, are not cutting prices enough and accuses them of pocketing extra profits. trent alexander—arnold's free kick helped see off rangers in the champions league against liverpool. # diamonds are forever, forever, forever #. double oh heaven! dame shirley basseyjoins a string of stars celebrating 60 years of james bond themes. i'll start to the day across england and wales. cool in scotland and northern ireland. rain clearing leaving blustery heavy showers behind. all the details later in the programme. it's wednesday, the 5th of...

and novak djokovic to defeat the spaniard in paris. and while the 4th seed heads to the second round, the journey is over for nadal. maybe in a few months i can say is enough. but it is something i cannot say yet. i have some goals left. i'm to be back on this court for this that motivates me. for olympics that motivates me. elsewhere at the tournament, british number one cameron norrie has been knocked out in the first round beaten in a five—set marathon by russian world number 56 pavel kotov. kotov dominated the 32nd seed in the deciding set taking it 6—2, picking up just his s...

From Kings College London: Since the US-led invasion in 2003 and the subsequent toppling of Saddam Hussein's regime, Iraq has grappled with sectarian divisions, political instability, ISIS, regional divisions, and waves of violence. Twenty years later, is Iraq now a 'post-conflict' society? Join two experts on Iraq for a deep dive into contemporary Iraqi politics,

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Giwa Barracks, a compound featuring razor-wired walls, bland buildings and squalid conditions, has been the site of some of the Nigerian government's worst abuses in its 13-year war with extremists, according to current and former U.S. officials, human rights groups and former detainees. In many ways, Giwa crystallises the failures of the international community, time and again, to hold Nigeria's military to account for its wartime abuses of civilians, including women and children.