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ITV News US Correspondent covering life’s rich pageant. Alfista, barista, Dadista. I write words to pictures, and speak into cameras.
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Why have England chosen Kansas City as their World Cup base? Original

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By Dan Rivers 
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By US Correspondent Dan Rivers, additional reporting by Washington News Editor Jonathan Wald Many football fans might struggle to find Kansas City on a map, but part of the reason it has been chosen as England’s tournament base is simply that it is in the centre of the United States. It means the players won’t have to endure any gruelling coast-to-coast flights ahead of each match.
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King Charles brings British soft power to America Original

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By Dan Rivers 
| ITV News
There is a tree King Charles planted in the surroundings of the British Embassy Gardens in 2005, which is now spreading into a mature specimen. The London Maple was a reminder of the passage of time for the Monarch, who put it in the ground on his first joint overseas official visit more than two decades ago. As he and the Queen greeted the elite of Washington last night, the roots of shared culture and history appeared as healthy as that sapling.
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White House press dinner shooting: Trump was remarkably calm and good humoured Original

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By Dan Rivers 
| ITV News
I arrived at the White House as the security operation was still in full swing last night. The shots fired at the White House Correspondents' dinner had radically shifted one of the most glamorous evenings in the DC calendar. I watched from a few feet away as the president entered the press briefing room, less crowded than normal. The president and First Lady were there with his press secretary Karoline Leavitt. So too the head of the FBI Kash Patel and other members of his cabinet.
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