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Global News Desk Editor @Reuters 🌍 Author of ‘The End of Where We Begin’ & ‘Burma’s Spring’ 📚Winner of the 2021 Moore Prize ✍️
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Mesmo com avisos de Trump, Israel mata oito pessoas em novos ataques no Líbano

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By Lincoln Feast , Ros Russell , Kevin Liffey
| Publico (Portugal)
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JD Vance blames UK student murder on ‘mass invasion of migrants’

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By Kate Holton , Ros Russell , ROSALBA O’BRIEN
| bbc.bm
Last year, Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old white man, was handcuffed by police as he lay dying from stab wounds after his killer falsely alleged a racist attack International News via Reuters: U.S. Vice President JD Vance on Friday waded into a British dispute that has erupted over the murder of a student, blaming his death on what he said was civilizational decline and the failure to stop the “mass invasion of migrants”.
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UK House Prices Drop Unexpectedly on Iran War Impact

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By William James, Ros Russell 
| GuruTrade
LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - British house prices unexpectedly fell in May, according to data from mortgage lender Halifax on Friday, which ​represented the latest sign of a cooling in the market as ‌higher borrowing costs and uncertainty caused by the Iran war weigh on demand. House prices fell by a monthly 0.1% in May, the same as in April, representing the third ​consecutive month-on-month fall, Halifax said. A Reuters poll of economists had ​pointed to a rise of 0.1% on the month.
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