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    Musicals, plays and pantos cancel shows after Covid-19 outbreaks

    The West End's Lion King is among the shows to cancel performances due to cast or crew infections. ...

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    Stop the Wildlife Trade: Founder of leading animal welfare charity backs The Independent's campaign

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    Social spending fight may claim progressives’ Medicare expansion

    Progressives are closing ranks behind Medicare expansion because it represents the best chance of getting a sliver of their “Medicare for All” vision into law. ...

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    Woman defended after answering emergency phone call at best friend’s unplugged wedding

    ‘Why do brides think that every edict must be followed despite extenuating circumstances?’ one Reddit user claims ...

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    Ghanaian Lawmaker Abolishes Medical Exam Fees for Sex Victims

    In Ghana, sexual assault victims must show medical reports to prove they have been assaulted before a rape suspect can be prosecuted. These medical examinations come at a relatively high cost, and are not covered by the national health insurance, and so can deter a victim from pressing charges. Now, a lawmaker is seeking to abolish the health exam requirement so that more women are able to pursue justice. Senanu Tord reports from Battor, Ghana. ...

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