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A student accommodation block leased by the Home Office two years ago to house refugees sits empty, as the government’s strategy to house asylum-seekers dominates the news agenda. The Home Office ...

The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has blocked a statement from the Referees Association they planned to release late Friday afternoon. Louzán and Luis Medina Cantalejo (Spanish refereeing ...

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Washington, D.C. — Today, the overwhelming majority of U.S. Senate Republicans blocked legislation that would expand the child tax credit and provide critical support to America’s low-income families.