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SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launched American astronauts from Florida: SpaceX and NASA made history with the first launch of astronauts from rhe U.S. teritorry in years again.
Microsoft will replace dozens journalists with AI robots: Microsoft used journalists to collate its MSN website and Edge mobile browser but it decided a big change.
An Air India empty flight to Moscow was asked to return because a pilot tested: An Air India flight from Delhi to Moscow on Saturday had to return midway after the airline's ground team found
Monkeys snatched the blood samples of some suspected coronavirus patients in India: A troop of monkeys snatched the blood samples of suspected coronavirus patients at a government hospital in the Meerut district
High levels of a possible cancer-causing impurity were found in some Metformin lots: Some quantities of the drug Metformin, used in the treatment of diabetes, could have high levels of a possible cancer-causing
This year, the Boston Marathon will be a virtual event: Organizers canceled the Boston Marathon on Thursday for the first time in its history.
South Korea reintroduced some coronavirus restrictions: More than 500 schools closed again Friday after briefly reopening in South Korea. Their students will switch to remote learning,
A young female zoo keeper was bitten by lions at Shoalhaven Zoo, Australia : A female zoo keeper, 35-year-old, was bitten on the head and neck region by two lions while cleaning the enclosure
Indonesia will reopen gradually tourist areas prepared for the “new normal”: Indonesia prepares to reopen tourism but will adapt it to the “new normal.”
Gautier cognac bottle was sold for $146,000 at an auction: A Gautier cognac from 1762, one of the oldest surviving cognacs in the world, sold for £118,580 ($146,000) at an

Theresa May announced she will make a new, enhanced offer as BREXIT deal

Theresa May says she intends to make a "bold offer" to MPs to force their approval on new BREXIT deal.

Mrs May said she will "not be simply asking MPs to think again" on the same deal that they have repeatedly rejected but on "an improved packaged of measures that I believe can win new support". Some extra protections for workers are expected to be a part of the deal. The vote will be done in June and the success is not possible without cross-party support. If the bill is not passed, the default position is that the UK will leave the EU on 31 October without a deal. The government's talks with Labor over BREXIT however broke down on Friday without an agreement.

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A Cabinet meeting on Tuesday is to consider plans for a series of "indicative votes" by MPs to establish which proposals could command a majority. The government should add a public vote to the Brexit legislation which MPs will vote on next month, the shadow Brexit secretary has told to media. One widely discussed option is for a "confirmatory vote" with the choice between accepting whatever deal the government agrees, or remaining in the EU.

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