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Oath Keepers founder guilty of US sedition

Founder Stewart Rhodes and one other member, Kelly Meggs, were both found guilty on the rare charge.
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NZ and Finland PMs dismiss 'sexist' question

The leaders were asked if they held talks in Auckland because they are "similar in age".
World
Iranian protesters celebrate World Cup elimination

People were filmed dancing in streets and honking car horns after the football team lost to the USA.
Middle East

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World Cup news with France to come & England knock out Wales

France and Argentina prepare for their final group games after England top Group B with a 3-0 win over Wales which sends their opponents home.
Football
Page defends decision to let Williams play on

Robert Page defends the decision to let Neco Williams play on after the full-back suffered a head injury during Wales' World Cup defeat to England.
Football
England illness could delay first Pakistan Test

Talks over postponing the first Test between England and Pakistan by a day are held after the tourists' squad was affected by an illness.
Cricket

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Who is through in World Cup and who could join them?

Which teams have already booked their spot in the last 16 - and who could join them?
World Cup
Some football fans are in trouble with Fifa

Croatia is being investigated by Fifa after fans targeted Canada's goalie for family ties to Serbia
US
All-female referee team at World Cup for first time

Stephanie Frappart will lead an all-female refereeing team in taking charge of a men's World Cup game
World Cup

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From Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford in 1923 to The Witcher: Blood Origin
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The UK train that shouldn't exist

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The Alpine villages powered by streams

Mountain streams are helping make Alpine villages energy self-sufficient
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Future
World's largest Pokémon collection fails to sell

The lot, featuring more than 20,000 items, did not reach its reserve at an auction
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Twitter ends Covid misinformation rules under Musk

Twitter says it stopped enforcing its misinformation policy on 23 November
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