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Oscars host Conan O’Brien addresses Emilia Perez controversy in opening speech

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Neil Gaiman’s former partner denies negligence claims

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GSK buys US-based rare cancer treatment developer for up to £1bn

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Polls begin to close in US elections, as Trump and Harris vie for presidency

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Cosmic discovery solves black hole mystery that had perplexed scientists

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