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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, on behalf of The Queen, hosted a reception at Buckingham Palace to mark the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London. A summit for leaders of 21 African countries in London was hosted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier in the day. At the summit, Johnson called for deeper investment ties between Britain and Africa, as part of a drive to develop trade links after the United Kingdom leaves the European Union at the end of the month. At the reception, William spoke of his great affinity with the continent and of his hope to return…

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Prime minister Boris Johnson hosted the first-ever UK-Africa investment summit in the United Kingdom, the first time that many African nations have come together for an event of this kind.    He called for the UK to be the’ investment partner of choice, for today, tomorrow and the future to come.’  The Prime Minister met the 16 African leaders attending the Summit and African business leaders. He will also meet prominent UK business leaders too.  The Prime Minister also visited the Summit’s ‘Business and Innovation Hub’, where he met young entrepreneurs from the UK and Africa and tried out examples of…

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An outbreak of a new coronavirus in China has spread to more cities, Chinese authorities said on Monday, as the number of patients tripled and a third person died, stoking concerns about the containment of the virus. The Daxing health commission in the capital Beijing said it had confirmed two cases of coronavirus, while one case has been confirmed in Shenzhen. They mark the first cases in China beyond the central city of Wuhan where the virus first emerged. Little remains known about the virus, including its source, how easily it can spread, or its severity, though some experts say…

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrived in Berlin to attend a one-day summit aimed at reaching a ceasefire between the warring factions in Libya and the ”external proxies” involved in th e conflict to bring about an end to hostilities. Countries struggled on Sunday to draw eastern military commander Khalifa Haftar back into diplomacy, days after he quit talks and more than half of Libya’s oil output was shut in areas he controls. Haftar, whose forces are bearing down on the capital Tripoli with the backing of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Russian mercenaries and African troops, was expected to…

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Buckingham Palace said on Saturday that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will no longer be working members of Britain’s monarchy and they will pay their own way in life as they embark on an independent future. They will also no longer use their “Royal Highness” titles, the palace said in an announcement that sought to end turmoil in the monarchy sparked earlier this month when the couple announced they wanted to reduce their official duties and spend more time in North America. The queen and senior family members met last week to discuss the situation and have been in…

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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said on Friday (January 17) he expects top-scorer Marcus Rashford to miss Sunday’s Premier League game against runaway leaders Liverpool but the striker will be given the maximum time to prove his fitness. Rashford, who has scored 14 league goals this season, picked up a back issue in the 1-0 FA Cup replay win over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Wednesday after coming on as a substitute. The 22-year-old scored the opener when United held Liverpool to a 1-1 draw at home in October, the only time Juergen Klopp’s side have dropped points in the league…

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A rare 1937 Edward VIII sovereign coin has been bought by a private collector for £1 million, making it the most expensive British coin ever. The coin was one of six prepared by the Royal Mint when Edward became king in 1936 and was due to be mass-produced for general circulation from January 1, 1937. However, he abdicated in December 1936 – quitting his job as king – to marry American divorcee Wallis Simpson, meaning that production was cancelled and coinage with his face on never entered circulation.

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Amazon.com Inc CEO Jeff Bezos said his company will invest $1 billion to bring small businesses online in India, reaching out to some of his fiercest critics in a goodwill visit that saw him donning traditional Indian attire. The investment of $1 billion will help bring more than 10 million Indian businesses online and enable exports of India-made goods worth $10 billion by 2025, Amazon said. Amazon and Walmart’s Flipkart have been hit with a barrage of criticism from India’s brick-and-mortar retailers who accuse the U.S. giants of violating Indian law with deep discounts and discriminating against small sellers by…

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China has reported its weakest economic growth for almost three decades as it battles a series of challenges including its trade war with the United States. The world’s second-largest economy said output was 6.1% higher during 2019 – the lowest level since 1990 – down from 6.6% in the previous 12 months. The fourth-quarter figure came in as expected at 6% as it was not until December that Beijing and Washington agreed on a so-called phase one deal, signed this week, to ease trade tensions. The phase one deal means his government has agreed to cancel planned tariff hikes on…

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Roberto Firmino and team-mate Alisson Becker were left in tears after the Liverpool forward gave his life to Jesus Christ and baptised in an emotional ceremony held in his own swimming pool. A large crowd of friends and family, including midfielder Fabinho, sang songs of worship, lifting holy hands in worship to the Lord and watched on as the Brazilian started his new life as a Christian. As he surfaces, he embraces wife Larissa and appears to be overcome with joy and crying tears of joy. The ceremony was led by a Pastor, Brazilian gospel singer Isaias Saad, a group…

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