The Tourist Files

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Climate activists say ‘shock’ protests need to evolve to be racially inclusive

It's the year of the landmark COP26 climate conference and a big year for environmental activism.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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Theme park sues Taylor Swift over Evermore album name

Taylor Swift is being sued by bosses at a theme park who claim she used the name of their attraction as the title of her latest album.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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Britons most likely to take up COVID vaccine offer, while French remain sceptical

Britons are more likely than any other nationality to take up the offer of a coronavirus vaccine - while the French are the most sceptical.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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Harry Dunn’s alleged killer Anne Sacoolas was an intelligence worker, her lawyer confirms

The woman accused of killing Harry Dunn was employed by an intelligence agency in the US at the time of his death, a court has heard.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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Britons most likely to take up COVID vaccine offer, while French remain sceptical

Britons are more likely than any other nationality to take up the offer of a coronavirus vaccine - while the French are the most sceptical.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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Volunteers wanted for trial that will mix and match COVID vaccines

Volunteers are to be recruited from today for a world-first study that will mix and match COVID-19 vaccines.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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Victims’ families still seeking answers and justice six months on from Beirut explosion

The lawyer representing hundreds of families still grieving after the Beirut explosion has told Sky News that the British authorities may hold the key to providing them with answers and justice.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021

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People are ignoring cancer symptoms for fear of catching COVID

People with the deadliest types of cancer are less likely to seek medical treatment now than at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

thetouristfiles.com_admin - February 4, 2021