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‘Hard to imagine’ US President Biden serving full term, says critic | BBC News
Actor Michael Douglas has said it would be “hard to imagine” US President Biden serving his full term as president if he is re-elected.
Mr Douglas, who has previously fundraised for the president, said he was disappointed at his “inability” to “challenge all the lies” of Donald Trump during the first debate.
His comments follow an op-ed written in the New York Times by George Clooney, who is a major fundraiser for the Democratic party, calling for President Biden to stand aside.
US President Joe Biden has admitted he “screwed up” in last week’s debate against Donald Trump, but has vowed to fight on in the election race and moved to reassure key allies.
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What Trump’s Iran sanctions mean for China, and Nevada’s battle with wildfires | Global News Podcast
China has said it opposes “illegal” unilateral sanctions, after US President Donald Trump’s administration warned that countries …
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Iconic country musician Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, her family announced on her social media.
“Sadness lies with us, not with Dolly,” Parton’s nephew Brian Seaver said in a video announcement.
In a seven-decade career, Parton won 10 Grammy awards, sold more than 100 million records worldwide, and wrote in excess of 3,000 songs.
Parton took her writing seriously, and considered herself a songwriter over everything else. “It’s my way of expressing myself,” she said. “It’s my therapy.”
She was also a savvy businesswoman who wasn’t afraid to make tough decisions. Armed with a quick wit and southern charm, she took control of her show business career that spanned more than 60 years.
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What caused deadly floods in Nepal and China, and fans remember Dolly Parton | Global News Podcast
Hundreds of people, including more than 450 foreign tourists, are missing after devastating floods swept through northern Nepal and across the border in Tibet. In Nepal entire villages as well as roads, bridges and power stations have been swept away. At least 100 people have been confirmed dead in Nepal, while the Chinese authorities in Tibet are reporting major casualties there too.
03:58 We find out what may have caused these floods.
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07:06 A maternity ward fire in Pakistan kills at least 14 babies
10:12 Vaping is better than nicotine patches or gum for quitting smoking, new analysis suggests
12:51 Russia targets Ukraine’s petrol stations
14:22 China says students are abusing prescription drugs to manage exam stress
17:19 Nashville pays tribute to country music legend Dolly Parton
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