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The story of Arizona's 'ridiculous' election recount

Joe Biden has been president for more than 100 days. But Republicans are still counting votes.
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The race to vaccinate the world

What happens when vaccines are slow to arrive - and what it means for ending lockdowns.
World
US inflation sees biggest jump since 2008

The report from the US Labor Department comes amid fears that rising prices could push up interest rates.
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Arsenal boss Arteta angry at media

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says the media "try to put things on me I never said" after their 1-0 win over Chelsea.
Football
The $40m brain behind baseball's biggest bluff

Trevor Bauer is an arch-deceiver, capable of elite trickery on baseball's biggest stage. This is a look inside his mind.
Sport
Atletico move closer to La Liga title

Atletico Madrid move a step closer to becoming Spanish champions for the first time since 2014 with a home victory over Real Sociedad.
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Why nostalgia motivates us at work

Bonding over 90s films or the Spice Girls could have some curious work benefits
Worklife
A print error that was a branding boon

To this day, it's one of the world's longest held culinary mysteries
Travel
10 years of a controversial masterpiece

How Melancholia changed the game in cinema's depiction of mental illness
Culture
The downward spiral of plastic recycling

The way we normally recycle plastics is a downward spiral of waste and degraded materials
Future Planet
The ghost town created by coal

How a power plant bought a town being affected by mists of sulphuric acid
Future
Anger over rapist mayor working from behind bars

Georges Tron continues to lead a town in France despite a conviction for rape and sexual assault
Europe
Sailing goods shop to shut after 500 years

High rent and the pandemic are to blame for Arthur Beale's doors being shut on 24 June
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How viral pianist with dementia is helping others

When Paul Harvey's piano playing went viral, it inspired a donation of £1 million to charity.

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