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EU tells Turkey's Erdogan to pull migrants back from Greek border if he wants support in Syria

It came as Erdogan jetted into Brussels for a high-level meeting aimed at shoring up the 2016 migrant deal, where the EU agreed to hand over €6bn in exchange for migrants being held back.




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Angela Merkel declares coronavirus the 'biggest challenge for Germany since World War II'

Angela Merkel urged Germans to heed the stringent confinement measures imposed this week as the number of infections soared over 11,000 today, including 28 deaths.




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Germany bans gatherings of more than TWO people in nationwide crackdown

Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel will quarantine herself at home after being treated by a doctor who has since tested positive for the novel coronavirus.




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Angela Merkel's first coronavirus test comes back negative

Angela Merkel went into quarantine just hours after she rolled out tough measures across Germany to stop the spread of coronavirus.




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Germans will be fined £440 for STANDING too close to each other under strict new coronavirus rules

Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has ordered people not leave their homes unless they have an exceptional reason. A distance of at least five feet must be kept from others at all times.




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Bundesliga making comeback in May looks less likely amid coronavirus pandemic

The league's chief Christian Seifert did suggest last week that the current plan is for games to return to all 36 grounds in the top two divisions by the start of May.




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Coronavirus UK: Boris Johnson and Cabinet split over lockdown

Tories have suggested Boris Johnson is 'frightened' of taking chances after his own close call with coronavirus, despite fears the economic havoc might prove even more damaging.




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Coronavirus: Bundesliga restart in doubt with Germany gearing up to TIGHTEN lockdown after new cases

Clubs in the German top flight have returned to training in the hope that the rest of the season can be finished off - providing Chancellor Angela Merkel gives the green light for action to resume.




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Bundesliga plans to restart 'could be put back a week' as clubs await Angela Merkel decision

A restart of the Bundesliga could be pushed back a week to May 16 as clubs nervously wait for Chancellor Angela Merkel's verdict. 




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Germany goes back to school: Pupils are shown how to social distance

Social distancing was the first lesson on the timetable in Dortmund this morning where pupils lined up at 5ft intervals in the playground.




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German towns bring back lockdown after coronavirus spike

The regional government in North Rhine-Westphalia, said there had been a spike in coronavirus cases after 150 of 1,200 employees  tested positive at a slaughterhouse in Coesfeld.




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German President urges nation to liberate themselves from Nazi legacy

The German head of state, accompanied by Chancellor Angela Merkel, stuck to social distancing guidelines at they laid down their wreaths yesterday at the Neue Wache Memorial in Berlin.




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Union Berlin defender Neven Subotic says Bundesliga players fear contracting coronavirus

The Premier League are watching closely as they try to push ahead with Project Restart, which would see the campaign come back on June 12.




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Hillary Clinton shakes finger at Republicans for 'delay' in replacing Justice Scalia

Hillary Clinton pushed back on the idea Republicans have been floating since Justice Scalia's death – that the winner of the election should decide his successor.




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Donald Trump is biggest threat to America says Democrat senator Robby Mook

'Right now I'm not worried about the Russians. The biggest threat to America I see right now is Donald Trump's candidacy and what that will do to our country,' Corey Booker morning on Today.




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FBI probe DNC hacking amid claims from Hillary Clinton's campaign that it was Russia

The FBI is investigating how thousands of Democratic National Committee emails were hacked, a breach that Clinton's campaign claims was committed by Russia to benefit Donald Trump.




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Bernie Sanders pleads with supporters not to protest at the DNC

'Together, my friends, we have begun a political revolution to transform America and that revolution – our revolution – continues,' Sanders said.




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Democratic National Convention opening disrupted by Bernie Sanders supporters

Delegates shouted 'Bernie, Bernie' and booed every mention of Hillary Clinton in the opening session of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Even the gavelling was a fiasco.




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Bernie Sanders supporters will try to unseat Tim Kaine as Vice President

Some of Sen. Bernie Sanders' progressive supporters want to pull Sen. Tim Kaine from the vice presidential slot and insert someone to the left of him instead.




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Bernie Sanders delegate Yolanda Gonzalez screams 'lock her up!' at DNC

Disgusted Sanders supporter Yolanda Gonzalez, pictured, screamed 'lock her up' at the Philadelphia convention as party leaders preached party unity.




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Bernie Sanders supporter Sarah Silverman is booed as she backs Hillary Clinton

Comedian Sarah Silverman exposed the fissures in the Democratic Party by telling the raucous crowd that while she felt the Bern it was time to support Hillary Clnton.




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Lady Gaga wears tiny denim shorts after watching DNC at a bar in NYC

The 30-year-old showed off her long legs in tiny denim shorts as she sported a loose white T-shirt and dark sunglasses.




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Barack Obama's tweets message on Twitter to Michelle after her DNC speech

The First Lady used her rousing words on the first night of the party's convention in Philadelphia to back Hillary Clinton and attack Donald Trump.




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Bernie Sanders supporter Susan Sarandon mocked online for grumpy showing at the DNC

Susan Sarandon is a staunch supporter of defeated candidate Bernie Sanders, and was unable to hide her rage during speeches at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia yesterday.




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Bernie Sanders urges supporters to support Hillary Clinton as they burst into tears

Bernie Sanders' speech in Philadelphia was too much to take for his most ardent fans, who were seen weeping as he praised them for joining him on his 'political revolution'.




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Democrats procure flags for convention stage after embarrassing oversight on Monday

Democrats managed to find some flags for the main stage at the Democratic convention after the lack of an old fashioned Stars and Stripes was noticeably absent from the stage.




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Democrat delegate Jerry Emmett casts Arizona ballots for Hillary Clinton aged 102

Jerry Emmett, 102, was given the honor of reading out Arizona's votes for Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.




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Twitter bored into submission by Bill Clinton's VERY long DNC speech

For more than 30 years, he has given speeches on huge political stages. But many critics thought Clinton's address at the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia was long and dull.




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Hillary Clinton-backing celebs release star-studded Fight Song music video at the DNC

The Pitch Perfect-inspired a cappella cover of Rachel Platten's Fight Song was unveiled at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last night. Elizabetrh Banks is pictured.




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Interim DNC chairwoman Donna Brazile sashays off the stage after rousing speech

Donna Brazile, 56, looked comfortable in her new role as interim chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, dancing off the stage after her speech.




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Hillary Clinton 'breaks' through the glass ceiling at DNC to celebrate historic victory

Clinton herself appeared live on video to thank delegates and celebrate her big night after becoming the first female presidential nominee of a major party on Tuesday night.




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Hillary Clinton's struggle to win over voters explained by FiveThirtyEight

In his endorsement of her, Barack Obama described Clinton as the most qualified presidential nominee in U.S. history. But two Yale psychologists explain why voters are not so convinced by her.




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Bernie Sanders delegate says it's time to 'clean house' after DNC email hack 

Portia Boulger, of Chillicothe, Ohio, was filmed speaking after Sanders’ speech at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Monday.




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President Obama jokes about how his appearance has changed and not Michelle's

Since his first appearance as a presidential candidate in 2008, Obama's looks have changed dramatically - and he isn't embarrassed to admit it.




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Elizabeth Banks steps out in Philadelphia after DNC speech

The actress and director, 42, looked effortlessly elegant as she stepped out after delivering her passionate speech in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday.




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Bernie Sanders quits the Democratic Party and will return to being an independent

'I was elected as an independent. I’ll stay two years more as an independent,' Bernie Sanders said after losing the race for the Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton.




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DNC chairwoman Wasserman Schultz watches President Obama's convention speech in glum mood

Wasserman Schultz, who was forced to resign from her position at the weekend, looked unhappy as she watched the president during his speech in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening.




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Congresswoman Joyce Beatty wears the same dress as Melania Trump at DNC

The U.S. Representative from Ohio walked out on stage in Philadelphia wearing a white gown virtually matching the dress worn by Trump's wife Melania during her speech last week.




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Katy Perry videotaped by Orland Bloom as she performs at Democratic convention

The 31-year-old pop singer belted out her hits Roar and Rise to a packed audience including her 39-year-old hunky Lord of the Rings star at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday




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Bill Clinton plays with the 110,000 balloons dropped at end of DNC celebration

The former president showed he could still enjoy the simpler things in life as he batted and kicked balloons that had fallen from the roof of the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.




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Donald Trump Jr. accuses Barack Obama of plagiarizing line in DNC speech from his own

Donald Trump Jr. has struck trouble with a claim against Barack Obama that the President plagiarized him when speaking to the Democratic National Convention this week.




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Hillary Clinton enlists Carole King, Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen for DNC appearances

Carole King (pictured) praised Hillary Clinton for 'breaking down barriers' for women across the United States yesterday - before the nominee went to a private Lady Gaga concert.




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Hillary Clinton receives Democratic White House nomination 24 years after Bill

Hillary Clinton made history last night standing next to her husband 8,778 days after fresh-faced Bill received the Democratic nomination at the party's 1992 convention in New York.




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Trump running mate Mike Pence slams Obama for Democratic convention 'name-calling'

Trump himself has turned name-calling into a high art form, deploying derogatory nicknames for his opponents including 'Lyin' Ted' Cruz, 'Liddle Marco' Rubio and 'Crooked Hillary' Clinton.




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Katy Perry jets out of New York with adoring boyfriend Orlando Bloom after DNC

The 31-year-old pop star's doting actor boyfriend had been spotted videotaping her from the audience during the Democratic convention on Thursday evening.




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Donald Trump beats Hillary Clinton in ratings for their rival convention speeches

Clinton's speech on Thursday night where she accepted her party's nomination drew about 28 million viewers on the six biggest channels, an estimated 2 million fewer than Donald Trump got.




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Chloe Grace Moretz opts for grey hoodie and leggings jetting back to LA after DNC speech

The 19-year-old actress looked cosy in a grey hooded sweatshirt and black cropped leggings while arriving at the Los Angeles airport on Friday, the day after her speech at the DNC




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FBI 'waited MONTHS to warn Democrats of suspected Russian role in email hack'

The Bureau has been accused of preventing the DNC from reducing the number of emails and documents released by Wikileaks - prompting the resignation of Debbie Wasserman Schultz.




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Hillary Clinton campaign had 71 PAGES of 'hits' against Bernie Sanders hacked emails show

Hillary Clinton's campaign prepared 71 pages of 'hits' against Bernie Sanders to be used against the Vermont senator in the debates last fall.




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Trump says Democrats 'made up' story about Russia ties

Trump tweeted Monday: 'The Democrats made up and pushed the Russian story as an excuse for running a terrible campaign. Big advantage in Electoral College & lost!'