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Matador Network has released a new documentary today titled Iraq: Is it Really That Bad? Filmmaker Reinier van Oorsouw takes a road trip through multiple regions in Iraq, uncovering whether the ...

A star of English dance and ballet who featured in the film Moulin Rouge, Sara Luzita died at The Orchards care home in Ely on February 14 at ...

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An ancient Yoruba anecdote narrates the destructive nature of the tongue. Its moral is specifically targeted at leaders who take unconscionable decisions as dictated by their fleeting passion. It is ...

As a result, all hell broke loose both in the Macedonian palace and in Babylon. The soldiers wanted Philip III Arrhidaeus, Alexander’s half-brother, and threatened mutiny if the Successors disagreed.