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Steve Borthwick retains full support of RFU despite England’s losing streak
England have won just four of 10 Tests in 2024 Under-pressure coach has “100%” backing from RFU The England head coach, Steve Borthwick, retains the unequivocal support of the Rugby Football ...World - The Guardian - November 10 -
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Colombia to require visas for British citizens in response to UK visa restrictions
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Pennsylvania investigating reports of fraudulent voter registration applications
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Pension credit applications rise after cut in winter fuel payments
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Million-pound paydays and rank-and-file rage - the RFU furore explained
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Maher: Democrats need to ‘look in the mirror’ after Harris loss
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Maher: Democrats lost due to ‘anti-common sense agenda’
Comedian and television personality Bill Maher blamed the Democratic party's "aggressively anti-common sense agenda" for losing The White House, both chambers of Congress and the Supreme Court. "I ...Politics - The Hill - November 16
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