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The Church of England has formally acknowledged and apologised for the historic injustice suffered by Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther, the pioneering Nigerian clergyman who became the first African bishop in the Anglican Church and one of the most influential Christian missionaries in 19th-century West Africa.
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Britain has entered a new era of urban transport as Uber and British autonomous-driving company Wayve launch the country’s first publicly available autonomous ride-hailing service in London.
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The United States has intensified its immigration enforcement campaign, unveiling a series of measures that could affect hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals, including visitors who later sought asylum, prospective immigrants awaiting consular interviews and migrants relying on Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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As the biggest FIFA World Cup in history kicks off in spectacular fashion, a storm of controversy threatens to overshadow the beautiful game, with Africa at the centre of a growing global debate over fairness, inclusion and accessibility.
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