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Richardson’s years working for the magazine spanned a time when a shelf of National Geographic issues in American schools, libraries, and households was a mark of interest in a wider world.

“We really do have a free speech issue in the country despite what our prime minister might say,” Ms Carver told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “I think it is beyond doubt we have an issue … ...

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“Everybody knew about this [Biden’s cognitive decline], and there was a huge cover-up,” Mr Mulvaney told Sky News host James Morrow. “To have the chief of staff to the president come out ...