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RRR's Naatu Naatu wins historic Golden Globe for best original song
Naatu Naatu from the Telugu movie RRR beat heavyweights to win the award for best original song.
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Michelle Yeoh's Golden Globes win spurs hope for first Asian best actress Oscar
The actress dedicated her Golden Globes award to other minority actors in Hollywood.
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Controversial Catholic cleric Pell dies aged 81
The Australian cardinal's convictions on child abuse charges, quashed on appeal, shocked the Church.
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Afghan teacher 'abandoned by UK' fears for her life
A scheme to resettle 1,500 Afghan citizens who supported the British mission has helped just four.
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Uranium in cargo sparked alert at London's Heathrow
Counter-terrorism officers are investigating the shipment, which originated from Pakistan.
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Haldwani: Thousands of Indians in despair over mass eviction fears
Thousands of people living on disputed land in India's Uttarakhand state say they will become homeless.
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Zhao Lijian: China reassigns combative ‘Wolf Warrior’ diplomat
Controversial Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian has been moved to another department
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China blocks visas for S Korea and Japan over Covid restrictions
It's a tit-for-tat move that Beijing says is in response to discriminatory restrictions.
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Kerala food poisoning case: Restaurant owner and cook arrested
A spate of food poisoning cases in Kerala have led to concerns about health and safety.
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Pakistan floods: International donors pledge over $9bn
Devastating floods hit the country last year, killing at least 1,700 people and millions more.
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Hong Kong: Jimmy Lai's UK lawyers call for meeting with Rishi Sunak
In a letter they say the Hong Kong media tycoon's upcoming national security trial is "deeply concerning".
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Joshimath: The horrors of life in India's sinking Himalayan town
Hundreds of buildings have developed cracks and families have been evacuated. Can Joshimath be saved?
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China Covid: More than 88 million people in Henan infected, official says
Some 89% of people in Henan province have been infected but visits to clinics have peaked.
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Air India embarrassed by urination scandal
The airline is accused of mishandling an incident in which a man allegedly urinated on a co-passenger.
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Joshimath: Dozens evacuated from India's 'sinking town'
Joshimath town has been declared "disaster prone" after more than 600 houses developed large cracks.
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Delhi winter: Cold wave and fog cause chaos in northern India
A severe cold wave has disrupted flights and trains and led to schools closing in many parts of India.
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China Covid: Workers making tests clash with police at factory
Workers protest at an antigen test kit factory in over layoff and wage disputes, videos show.
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'Once in a century' floods hit Western Australia
Heavy rain brought by a tropical cyclone has hit Western Australia, leaving communities stranded.
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Sri Lanka's anti-government protests have gone silent - for now
With their cash-strapped economy still adrift, Sri Lankans say their struggle has not ended.
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Himachal Pradesh: Thousands despair as India Adani plants shut down
Many locals in India's Himachal Pradesh state say that they have lost their only source of income.
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