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- Quebec Liberal Party presents itself as the only federalist choice ahead of election
- Treasury Department to use Iranian assets for US Gulf ally recovery efforts
- Naked tourist detained by police after attempting to fight in Ibiza
- Allied troops commemorate 82nd anniversary of D-Day landings in France
- Community in London, Ont., commemorates five years since attack on Muslim family
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- Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian baby in occupied West Bank shooting
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The Sunday Mirror leads on the King’s coronation next month, saying thousands of NHS workers have been invited to the event “as a mark of the nation’s profound gratitude”, but adds they are still not seeing a pay rise. The paper’s take on the Grand National saga is that it was “Paintree”.
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EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Takes Provisional Effect, Boosting Global Trade
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