Новости за 30.03.2021

Parents of children at a Connecticut elementary school were left outraged after learning their kids were shown a cartoon depicting mental and physical processes surrounding fear – including an extended shot of an erect penis.
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Around half of all people in the UK have developed antibodies to fight Covid-19, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), due to either inoculation or prior illness with the coronavirus.
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YouTube has announced that it will temporarily hide how many ‘dislikes’ a video has received. The news went down poorly online, but President Joe Biden’s social media team might be happy with the change.
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UFC legend Anderson Silva will make his comeback in combat sports through a boxing match with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
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To counter ‘horrific violence and xenophobia’ against Asian Americans, the Biden administration touted its diversity credentials and establishment of various committees, task forces and intersectional studies to advance ‘equity.’
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Superagent Mino Raiola has blasted Manchester United, while giving hope to clubs such as Chelsea in signing his in-demand client Erling Haaland.
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Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovic, who bought Sputnik V for his country amid the EU's sluggish Covid-19 vaccination drive, resigned on Tuesday as his coalition partners vigorously protested the arrival of the Russian jab.
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Fourteen countries including the US and UK have expressed "concerns" over a new report into the origins of Covid-19 by the World Health Organization (WHO) after the agency's own chief also highlighted data-access issues.
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The US Strategic Command (STRATCOM) has ended the mystery over an ominously cryptic Twitter post that some feared was a nuclear launch code, explaining that a small child unknowingly sent the meaningless message.
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As a multinational sportswear giant that takes a stance on social issues, while also sponsoring athletes and politically-squabbling countries, Nike has often been embroiled in controversy and forced to defend its reputation.
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Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has been banned for one match and fined €5,000 ($5,860) for ‘blasphemy’ after Italy’s Federal Court of Appeal upheld the ruling of the Federal Prosecutor.
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The armband tossed to the ground by a furious Cristiano Ronaldo after he was denied a late winner in Portugal’s World Cup qualifier against Serbia last weekend has been put up for auction to raise funds for a sick child.
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The commanders of Brazil’s Army, Navy and Air Force will be replaced, the Ministry of Defense said in a statement, just 24 hours after the country’s defense and foreign ministers resigned from the cabinet.
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Australian researchers have discovered the gene responsible for a particularly nasty form of hormone-sensitive breast cancer. They believe their work may also provide a genetic trail of breadcrumbs to hunt other cancers in future.
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Don’t fancy the idea of carrying a ‘vaccine passport’ to partake in normal life again? For MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, that makes you an “idiot” and a “moron” who should crawl back to your “cave.”
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Covid vaccine manufacturer AstraZeneca has told the EU it is under no legal obligation to the UK, or any other nation, that would stop it meeting its delivery targets to the bloc, according to a European Commission spokeswoman.
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Coronavirus vaccines may become obsolete in less than a year, a new poll conducted among leading epidemiologists suggests. The sloppy vaccination rollouts that have riddled many countries make this scenario even more likely.
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A man living in a luxury village near Moscow has barricaded himself inside his house and opened fire on members of Russia's National Guard. Officers had come to search the property, suspecting his involvement in arms trafficking.
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Tunisian police fired tear gas at demonstrators in an attempt to disperse crowds gathering at local government headquarters in the southern city of Tataouine, demanding action on jobs and the economy, according to local reports.
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UFC light-heavyweight legend Jon Jones reacted to the Nike ‘Satan Shoes’ row by pledging he would torch any sneakers he owned by the company – before repenting after learning Nike wasn’t behind the scandal after all.
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A UN report has accused France of killing 19 civilians in violation of international humanitarian law when fighter jets launched an airstrike that hit a wedding party in central Mali. Paris has refuted the report’s findings.
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President of the Russian Paralympic Committee (RPC) Vladimir Lukin has resigned due to the World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA) sanctions imposed on Russia over alleged doping violations.
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SpaceX has crashed another prototype of its Starship, which the company’s boss, Elon Musk, hopes will someday take people to the Moon and Mars. The rocket exploded during landing after a high-altitude test.
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Public prosecutors in France have called for IKEA's French subsidiary to be hit with a €2 million ($2.34 million) fine and a former CEO to be jailed during the trial over the company's alleged spy network used to monitor staff.
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Joshua Kimmich said at the weekend that protests from fellow footballers, including his own German national team, are "10 years too late". It is difficult not to agree.
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