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'Remains of the Day' author Ishiguro wins Nobel Literature Prize


2017-10-05

Stockholm announces British author Kazuo Ishiguro, best known for his novel "The Remains of the Day" , has won the 2017 Nobel Literature Prize. The 69-year-old author reacts to the news in London.

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Nigerians 'alarmed' at first Ebola case in Africa's latest outbreak


2026-10-21

Nigerians respond to the news that the country has identified its first Ebola case in Africa's latest outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain of the virus. "It was so shocking when we got the news," says Anthony Ojoghom, adding "I was alarmed". The patient is a diplomat who travelled from Uganda to Nigeria. She is breing treated in hospital.

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Parisians critical of curfews aimed at restoring order after riots


2026-10-20

In the Les Halles district of Paris, residents are pushing back against a newly imposed nighttime curfew in parts of the capital. "Why a curfew?" asks Gisela Restrepo, a film editor. "And why punish the people who live in the neighbourhood because of a few individuals who keep smashing things up?" It comes after a weekend of demonstrations over the cost of living degenerated into riots.

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'This is not defeat': Alberta separatists react after losing independence


2026-10-20

Separatists insist "this is not defeat" as Canada's province of Alberta rejects a plan to hold a binding independence referendum. At a restaurant in the provincial capital Edmonton, where a leading separatist group is holding a watch party, independence supporters tell AFP their movement will only continue to grow.

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Australian lawmaker loses her leg after 'deliberate' vehicle attack


2026-10-20

Australians are in shock as Australian lawmaker Helen Haines loses her leg after a vehicle attack outside her constituency office in Wangaratta. Haines was struck by a Toyota Land Cruiser in the town, about 200 kilometres (124 miles) northeast of Melbourne, at around 3:35 p.m. (0435 GMT), in what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls a "deliberate act". "Shocked and disbelief that this has happened in our community, where Helen has been such an advocate for everybody," says Ashley Rogers, a local resident.

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Hong Kong hosts gruelling underwater hockey tournament dubbed 'physical hell'


2026-10-20

Hong Kong's annual underwater hockey tournament, ominously advertised as "physical hell", drew a roster of hardcore enthusiasts from countries across Asia to the Chinese city over the weekend. The sport, previously known as "octopush", was invented in England in 1954 as a way to keep divers fit during the off-season winter months.