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Prince Harry to sue UK tabloids over phone hacking allegationsPrince Harry is suing the publishers of British tabloids the Sun and the Daily Mirror in the High Court over the hacking of voicemail messages. Oh they finally spoke to someone intelligent, and figured the that MM's dad gave them a copy of that letter. Welcome to the world your mother helped create buddy. None of the trolls here could spend one day living the lives of these people, they are in the spotlight all day every day. They are an asset to Britain and deserve every bit of respect you can muster. Money and privilege doesn't make up for lack of privacy.
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EU and Ireland sceptical of a Brexit breakthrough after UK PM Johnson's offerBritain could be heading toward a no-deal Brexit after Ireland's Prime Minister poured cold water on Boris Johnson's Brexit deal offer.
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Extinction Rebellion's plan to hose UK Treasury with fake blood backfiresThe climate change activists were trying to make a serious point, but things went hilariously wrong at a London protest.
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Australia and China should ‘build more trust’: Marles | Sky News AustraliaShadow Defence Minister Richard Marles has told Sky News that building closer defence ties with China is necessary to increase the trust between the nations.\n\nMr Marles said Australia and China could undertake more military exercises together, despite concerns over the Asian nation flexing its muscles in the South China Sea.\n\n “There is no trust that I can tell in terms of the relationship that currently exists between China and Australia, and that is something that we need to build,” he said.\n\n “The military-to-military relationship that exists between Australia and China in the context of the entire relationship is in one of the better places.\n\n“In a world where we’re seeking to build more trust, where that would be a good thing to do, part of the relationship which is going better than other parts is worth leveraging.”\n Um no! This is like opening the door to the devil
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Australia is 'hooked' on propping up economy with immigration | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Rita Panahi says Australia is 'hooked' on the close to 200,000 people that come into the country each year that 'add to demand and generate economic activity.'\n\n'Growth is artificial in a way. If we stopped that, you wonder what the figures would look like,' she said.\n\nAlmost $40 billion in value was wiped from Australian shares on Thursday raising fears of an economic slowdown that appears to be rippling through global markets.\n\n'I don't think it's doom and gloom across the board,' Ms Panahi said, before adding that 'growth isn't where we'd like it to be'.\n\nFormer Queensland premier Campbell Newman said, 'People in small businesses are seeing low spending and higher rents.'\n\n'There is so much red tape in this country and needlessly, we hold back the economy.'\n\nMs Panahi hinted at cost-of-living pressures being a key driver in lower consumer spending.\n\n\n\n
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Economic data having mixed effect on markets | Sky News AustraliaPeter Switzer from the Switzer Report has told Sky News key economic data has been relatively weak, and is having a mixed effect on markets.\n\nMr Switzer said US investors were sweating the release of a jobs report just a day after recession fears ricocheted through global markets. \n\nAn estimated $70 billion in value was wiped from the value of Australian shares over just two trading sessions on Thursday. \n\nBut he said a positive session on Wall Street overnight could see the ASX open higher on Friday.
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