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Now playing Next no comment Watch: Thousands flock to Strasbourg in support of Iran protesters Strasbourg saw thousands gather in support of the Iranian protesters. An estimated 12,000 people from all over Europe gathered to call on the European Union to blacklist the Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organisation. 17/01/2023
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Now playing Next Australia Russian and Belarusian flags banned from Australian Open venues The other three Grand Slam tournaments have allowed tennis players from the two countries to compete as "neutral" athletes, meaning that their flags and nationalities are not shown in graphics and other materials. 17/01/2023
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Now playing Next Culture news Boris Johnson signs deal to write ‘memoir like no other’ Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has struck a deal with publisher Harper Collins to write a memoir, fueling speculation that he is considering a comeback 17/01/2023
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