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Freelance political reporter and editor based in Brooklyn. My writing has appeared in Slate, Salon, Capital New York, The New Republic, VICE, The Atlantic, The Daily Beast, and New York magazine's Daily Intel.

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'Not doing their bit': Mineral council blasts Australian states over uranium mining bans as scale of production needed to service new export deal with India revealed Original

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By Matt Taylor
| Sky News Australia Verified
The federal government’s historic deal with India to export uranium could be worth billions of dollars to the Australian economy, but blanket restrictions on mining the commodity across much of Australia mean it could be a lost opportunity. The centrepiece of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia this month was a landmark deal to supply the world’s fastest growing economy with uranium as it ramps up its plans to produce 100 gigawatts of clean nuclear energy by 2047.
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UK heatwave to intensify again as it enters second week Original

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By Matt Taylor
| BBC Verified
Image source, SOPA Images via Getty Images ByMatt Taylor Lead weather presenter Published 8 minutes ago The UK's third heatwave of the year is set to intensify again this week, following a slight drop in temperatures for some on Monday. More places in England and Wales could exceed 30C, with some forecasts suggesting that temperatures close to the mid-30s could be possible in a few locations.
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Pubs can stay open for full Norway game - even if kick-off delayed

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By Zahra Fatima Verified, Matt Taylor
| Yahoo Sports Australia Verified
England fans can stay in the pub - either celebrating or commiserating with each other - until 30 minutes after the final whistle is blown in the World Cup quarter-final against Norway, the government has said. Extended licensing hours will allow supporters in England and Wales to watch the entire game, even if the start is delayed because of extreme heat. An earlier extension had allowed venues to stay open until 02:00 BST.
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