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The Guardian - Trump court date sets US on course for election crash
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The Guardian leads on Donald Trump saying a 45-page indictment accuses him of knowingly spreading ‘pervasive and destabilising lies’ about election fraud that threatened American democracy.
A beaming photo of York’s first resident rabbi in centuries also catches the eye on the side of the broadsheet.’Our doors are open’ the paper says.
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August 3, 2023
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August 3, 2023
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French writer Gilles Perrault, whose “Le Pull-Over Rouge” novel helped spark debate over capital punishment in France, has died, his family said on Thursday. He was 92.
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