Month: May 2020

Eintracht Frankfurt's Commerzbank-Arena was "eerily quiet" before Saturday's Bundesliga returnBBC coverageHow to follow:Follow live text commentary of Union Berlin v Bayern Munich on the BBC Sport website from 16:30 BST on SundayThe eyes of the football world were on Germany when the Bundesliga returned to action on Saturday. It became the first major European league…
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A Cape Town comedian has begged public forgiveness for spoofing a sign language interpreter during President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent address to the nation.This came after DeafSA threatened legal action. "It is offensive to mock anyone's language, DeafSA respects all spoken languages used in South Africa, the same respect for SASL [South African Sign Language] is…
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Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here.The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season formed off the Florida coast on Saturday, making it the sixth-straight year for a system to develop before the official start of the season as tropical storm warnings were issued for North Carolina's Outer…
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By the end of primary season, the Democratic Party had all but settled on a conventional center-left agenda. But the pandemic is forcing the Biden campaign and other leaders to redraw plans for 2021.Mr. Biden’s campaign has been rapidly expanding its policy-drafting apparatus, with an uphill economic recovery waiting if he wins in November.Credit...Courtland Wells…
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I have been received with the "utmost warmth" by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane and have been consulted on cases, Deputy Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka told the Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services.Slightly more than three months into the job, Gcaleka appeared on Saturday for the first time as deputy public protector before the committee…
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Canadian fruit and vegetable growers are bracing for "the worst year in history" — not because of the quality of their crops but because they don't have enough people to pick them. Theirs may be an essential industry, but government assistance is falling short against Mother Nature's timelines.Norfolk County's asparagus, seen here in a previous…
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