Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of Canadian soldiers have been told to stay home and stay healthy. But an internal military report obtained by Global News recommends these troops get back at work, or risk losing essential skills.

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Kim Kardashian, Viola Davis And More Demand Investigation After Robert Fuller Was Found Dead Hanging From A Tree

Police in California on Friday said a young Black man found hanging from a tree in a reported committed suicide, stirring outrage among community members who said authorities were too quick to draw conclusions about what could have been a hate crime.

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Asbury Park backs off in indoor dining dispute after lawsuit

A woman uses a face mask as she sells drinks at a bar by the boardwalk in Asbury Park, New Jersey on May 24, 2020 getting started on the Memorial Day weekend holiday. - Beaches are being reopened in some coastal areas, often with bathers required to ASBURY PARK, N.J. - A New Jersey shore town backed off Friday on its plans to offer indoor dining beginning Monday, in defiance of a state order.Asbury Park’s council had authorized restaurants this week to offer indoor dining with restrictions beginning Monday, violating Democratic Gov.

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Trayvon Martin's mother calls for more cops, says she disagrees with calls to 'defund' police: report

LOS ANGELES, CA - MAY 06: Activist Sybrina Fulton poses next to a collage of her son Trayvon Martin at the Manifest:Justice pop-up art space on May 6, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Amanda Edwards/WireImage) SANFORD, Fla. - The mother of Trayvon Martin said she's doesn't support efforts to reduce law enforcement resources as calls to divert funding from police departments toward social service and youth programs continue to gain traction with elected officials.“I think we need more police,” Sybrina Fulton said, according to the Daily Caller.

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'Vanderpump Rules' Alum Stassi Schroeder Is Pregnant With First Child: Report

Stassi Schroeder has a baby on the way. The former star is reportedly pregnant with her first child with fiancé Beau Clark, according to multiple reports.

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SAIL Chairman goes in quarantine after testing positive for Covid-19: Report

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Here's How Queen Elizabeth's Trooping the Colour Was Different Due to Coronavirus - See Photos

Queen Elizabeth‘s birthday is celebrated every year with the Trooping the Colour ceremony, but 2020′s event was much different due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Effects of coronavirus on pregnancy still mostly unknown, Canadian researchers say

COVID-19 and pregnancy, says the leader of a newly formed national network that’s aiming to fill in those gaps.“We scoured the literature and found a real limited amount of information, of course, at the beginning, from China and a little bit more from Europe,” said Dr. Deborah Money, a professor in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of British Columbia’s faculty of medicine.That early information ranged from “quite dreadful predictions of what might happen to much more benign,” said Money, who is a sub-specialist in reproductive infectious diseases.

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Covid-19 pandemic worsened situation of elderly in India: Report

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Activists cite tabulation flaw in mail-in ballots in Georgia

cascading failures. Voters waited up to five hours to cast ballots at some polling places due to equipment problems, poll worker unfamiliarity with a new voting system and social distancing measures taken because of the virus.

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Meghan Markle is 'absolutely mortified' by pal Jessica Mulroney's 'white privilege' controversy: report

Meghan Markle is reportedly "mortified" by her pal Jessica Mulroney's feud with a lifestyle blogger over white privilege and is now questioning the future of their friendship. Mulroney was hit with backlash and axed from television gigs this week after her feud with lifestyle blogger Sasha Exeter was made public.

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A semi-private viewing of Ronaldo as Italian soccer resumes

TURIN – Cristiano Ronaldo bellowed out a loud expletive when he missed a chance at the end of the first half in Italy’s first soccer match in more than three months. Everyone in the huge, empty stadium, all 300 or so of us, could hear it plain as day.As a reporter for The Associated Press, I was one of only 10 journalists allowed into the Allianz Stadium on Friday for the Italian Cup match between Juventus and AC Milan.

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₹1,532 cr in Q4, total income plunges

New Delhi: Public sector engineering major Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) on Saturday posted a net loss of ₹1,534 crore in the quarter ended March compared to a net profit of ₹676 crore in Q4FY19.Total income fell to ₹5,198 crore in Q4FY20 from ₹10,492 crore in Q4FY19.

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Queen’s lonely Trooping the Colour birthday celebration branded ‘sad’ by viewers

Queen Elizabeth II sat down alone and without the Royal Family to watch a drastically scaled-back Trooping the Colour in honour of her official birthday today. The Queen, who is 93 years old, had to attend a much smaller version of the parade – which has traditionally honoured the birthday of the reigning monarch for more than 260 years – due to social distancing requirements amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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Queen seen in public for first time in lockdown at much-changed Trooping the Colour

The Queen has appeared in public for the first time during lockdown at a very different version of Trooping the Colour.

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The Queen stuns in blue as she marks official birthday with ‘scaled down’ Trooping the Colour event

The Queen has been photographed in a stunning blue outfit while watching a scaled down Trooping the Colour parade at Windsor Castle on Saturday 13 June.The monarch wore a blue hat with a matching long jacket with a silver Welsh Guards regiment broach fastened to it. Underneath the long coat, The Queen wore a white, silky, pleated skirt with a floral pattern on.The sovereign accessorised her look with a pair of black, small heels, a black handbag and a string of pearls tucked into her coat.

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Queen all alone on birthday as coronavirus ruins Trooping the Colour celebrations

The Queen will be celebrating her official birthday celebrations without her kids and grandkids this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.Along with her family, Her Majesty typically stands on the Buckingham Palace balcony to enjoy the Trooping of the Colour – but this year it's been cancelled.The ceremony has been a part of the official royal calendar for 260 years and this is only the second time it's been called off.The first was in 1955 due to a national rail strike.This is her Majesty's first official event outdoors since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis.She is celebrating her official 94th birthday at Windsor Castle with a new parade of a small number of Welsh Guardsmen and military musicians.Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her

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Covid-19 may actually trigger diabetes in healthy people: Report

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All of our favourite royal moments from Trooping the Colour after this year's event is cancelled

With Trooping the Colour cancelled this year we celebrate some of our favourite moments from the military spectacle Double birthday celebrations were due to take place for the Royal family next week. But while the Duke of Edinburgh will quietly mark his 99th birthday on June 10 at Windsor Castle, Her Majesty the Queen’s official birthday parade has been cancelled due to the pandemic.

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Robert Pattinson’s Tenet and Gal Gadot starrer Wonder Woman 1984 push back theatrical releases

Christopher Nolan’s eagerly awaited Robert Pattinson starrer espionage thriller Tenet has pushed back its theatrical debut by two weeks. Putting an end to all the speculations about whether the film will stick to its mid-July release date amid the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.

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Saudi Arabia mulls cancelling Haj for first time: Report

Riyadh: Saudi Arabian authorities were considering cancelling the annual Haj pilgrimage season for the first time since the establishment of the Kingdom in 1932, after the number of coronavirus infections exceeded 100,000, a senior official said."The case has been carefully studied and various scenarios are being considered.

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Mint Covid Tracker: Mumbai, Ahmedabad report nearly half of all deaths in last two days

India’s strained medical capacity and overburdened health system.Despite a much slower case doubling rate than earlier in the outbreak, new infections and deaths are now rising faster in India than in most other badly-hit countries. Among countries with death counts greater than 4,000, India has recorded the fastest increase in confirmed cases and in deaths over the past week.

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Len Goodman: Former Strictly judge admits 'concern' over working with Darcey Bussell

Express.co.uk: “When she was first on the show, I was so concerned.“I thought, oh she’s going to be all posh and lah de dah, but no she’s just a lovely lovely charming person.”After seven series in 2019, Darcey stepped down from Strictly as a judge to focus on other commitments.South African dancer Motsi Mabuse replaced her, joining Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood and Shirley Ballas on the panel.Charlotte Moore, BBC’s director of content, said at the time: “Motsi is a brilliant addition to the show. “She is a wonderful dancer in her own right and already has years of experience as a judge under her belt. “We’re all looking forward to welcoming her to the Strictly family.”Len also weighed in on her joining the programme: “I think Motsi

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Helen Hunt Thanks Medical Graduates Who Worked During The Pandemic

Helen Hunt heads back to her car after a hike on Thursday (June 11) in Los Angeles.

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US official says White House not concerned about a second coronavirus wave: Report

coronavirus cases, the Wall Street Journal reported.Kudlow, director of the White House National Economic Council, made his remarks in a private virtual meeting for clients of investment bank Evercore Inc, the Journal reported, citing a recording reviewed by the newspaper “Basically, the story is there have been some flare-ups of the virus, very controllable," Kudlow was quoted by the newspaper as saying.

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'365 DNI' on Netflix: Is There a Sequel in the Works?

The movie 365 DNI (365 Days) has been dominating the charts on Netflix and its has been the number one movie on the streaming service nearly all week. So, is another movie on the way?

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Bruno Fernandes lifts the lid on 'intense' Man Utd training sessions

Bruno Fernandes is confident he and his Manchester United team-mates will hit the ground running when the Premier League restarts.

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Ministry of Health welcomes recommendations of post-COVID mental wellbeing report

The Ministry of Health welcomes the recommendations of a newly released report about the need for additional mental health and wellbeing support in the wake of COVID-19.　

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Harry Potter star Rupert Grint breaks silence on JK Rowling transgender row

Rupert Grint has spoken out in response to controversial comments made by JK Rowling, which garnered accusations of "transphobia" from certain members of the public.The 31-year-old Harry Potter star said he "echoes the sentiments" expressed by his co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, defending trans women in a passionate statement.Speaking to The Times, he said: "I firmly stand with the trans community and echo the sentiments expressed by many of my peers. Trans women are women.

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Former 'Bachelor' franchise stars react to Matt James' casting: 'I cannot contain my excitement'

The "Bachelor" franchise made history with the announcement of its first black male lead. The ABC dating show announced on Friday that Matt James, 28, will be the star of the show's upcoming 25th season.The decision comes amid an overwhelming amount of backlash the franchise has received from its former contestants in recent weeks for its yearslong lack of diversity.

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First Stream Latin: New Music From ChocQuibTown, Myke Towers, Paty Cantú & More

"First Stream Latin" is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors. Check out this week's picks below.ChocQuibTown, ChocQuib House (Sony Music Latin)ChocQuibTown presents its sixth studio album, ChocQuib House via Sony Music Latin, highlighting once again their distinguishable Afrobeat and music of the Pacific rhythms and fusions.

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Emotional song written by U.S. teen strikes a chord with Canadian graduates

COVID-19 pandemic.But a graduation song that was written by high school student Emma Hamel, of Berrien Springs, Michigan, is striking a chord with Canadian students who are missing out on traditional graduation celebrations.

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Report: Eagles’ Rodney McLeod anticipates teammates will join him in national anthem protests

(Photo by Kyle Ross/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Eagles' safety Rodney McLeod told ESPN that he anticipates he will resume protesting social injustice during the national anthem throughout the upcoming season. He also believes most of his teammates will join him."I think I will.

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Brit troops to smash jihadist uprising in 'world's most dangerous peace-keeping mission'

British troops are helping to smash a huge jihadist uprising in a new frontline dubbed the “most dangerous peace-keeping mission in the world”.

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India's coronavirus cases cross 3 lakh as states report over 10,000 fresh cases

New Delhi: The nationwide COVID-19 tally crossed the 3-lakh mark on Friday with a record number of over 10,000 new cases getting detected across states and union territories.

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Court appears reluctant to order dismissal of Flynn case

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court appears skeptical of arguments that it should order the dismissal of the criminal case against former Trump administration national security adviser Michael Flynn despite a Justice Department request to abandon the prosecution.Two of the three judges on the panel signaled during arguments Friday that they were inclined to remain out of the fray and to instead permit U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan to evaluate on his own the department's unusual dismissal request.

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Premier League confirm Black Lives Matters support with shirt messages when season resumes

The Premier League have confirmed that they will support players' wishes to have their names replaced by Black Lives Matters on the back of their shirts when the division returns next week.

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JK Rowling: Rupert Grint joins Harry Potter cast in supporting trans people after writer's controversial comments

Rupert Grint has become the latest member of the Harry Potter cast to show support for the transgender community following comments by JK Rowling.The actor told The Times that he opposed recent comments made by author Rowling that had been branded “transphobic” online. “I firmly stand with the trans community and echo the sentiments expressed by many of my peers,” Grint, who played Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films, wrote.

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Florida governor signs college athlete NIL compensation bill

he NCAA's board of governors signed off in April on recommendations to allow athletes access to a free market — with “guardrails” — while also emphasizing that it will need help from Congress to avoid a patchwork of state laws. The NCAA wants its own legislation ready for a vote in January.

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Man City coaches open up on training challenge in new documentary

Manchester City documentary goes behind the scenes as club staff work to transform the training ground in time for the players to prepare for the return of the Premier League.Pep Guardiola and his squad were kept away from the City Football Academy for two months while football was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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The most glorious Trooping the Colour style moments of all time, from The Queen to Princess Diana

12 Jun 2020 The annual Trooping the Colour ceremony is, by name and by nature, a chance for The Queen to showcase some of her brightest outfits.As a military parade that marks Her Majesty's official birthday celebrations, the entire Royal family will always attend in their finery. While the men - and Princess Anne - usually wear uniforms thanks to their military role in the ceremony, female royals are free to wear whatever occasionwear ensembles they like - usually topped with a fabulous hat of some sort. Sadly, this year's Trooping the Colour has been drastically scaled back due to Covid-19, although a small parade will take place in The Queen's presence at Windsor Castle on Saturday. In the meantime, luxuriate in all the super-stylish

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Billions That Aren't Billions That You Should Watch If You Like Billions

Billions, Showtime's elevated soap about the cutthroat, dubiously legal world of New York City high finance, is cutting Season 5 temporarily short after Sunday's episode, the seventh episode of the season, due to the coronavirus shutdown. The rest of the season will be released at a date to be determined once production can be resumed. In the meantime, Billions fans can fill the Giamatti-sized hole in their hearts with some of these other great, Billions-esque shows.

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Karnataka returns to 8-hour shift, withdraws extended working hour rules in fact

NEW DELHI : Karnataka factory workers are no more required to work extended hours as the state government on Friday withdrew an order that had increased the daily working hours in factories from eight hours to 10 hours.After Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, Karnataka has become the third state to withdraw extended work hour orders. At least a dozen states have increased the working hours during covid-19 lockdown to help factories tide over the labour crunch.The state on 22 May has issued a notification amending the two provisions of the Factories Act to enhance weekly working hours to 60 hours (10 hours per day) instead of the 48 hours.

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New report highlights challenges faced by daycares

WATCH: A new report highlights the financial challenges the pandemic is posing to daycare operators in Saskatchewan. But as Connor O’Donovan reports, the struggles have gone beyond trying to balance the books.

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Library of Congress Launching 'Boccaccio Project' With 10 New Works Inspired by COVID-19

Decameron and circulated it among a group of 10 friends who had taken shelter during the Black Death, the series will present 10 original works of new music from composers across America according to a release announcing the ambitious work."In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, curators in the Library’s Music Division drew on Boccaccio’s example to offer some musical responses. The curators asked 10 pairs of composers and performers to write brief solo works to be premiered over the course of 10 days," reads the statement.

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