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Today in history: Thomas Edison patents phonograph, Supreme Privy Council in Russia, and more!

As part of the British government's post-Brexit reformation, low-skilled workers in the country will no longer be able to obtain visas. The most interesting tenet, perhaps, of this provision is the curator.

Second generation immigrant Priti Patel introduces UK's anti-immigration visa guidelines

Lewis Hamilton, Lionel Messi, Simon Biles score big at Laureus Awards, here's the list of winners!

Reliance Industries Ltd said on Monday it would merge its media and distribution businesses into its TV business, Network18 Media & Investments Ltd. Under the plan, the Indian conglomerate's TV18 Broadcast Ltd, Hathway Cable and Datacom Ltd and Den Networks Ltd businesses will consolidate into Network18, the company said.

Media and distribution businesses to merge into TV unit: Reliance

Samsung Electronics has launched smartphone delivery services for customers to test its new products, as the spread of the coronavirus has prompted the tech giant to cancel promotional events and brace for weak store sales.

Samsung offers phone delivery service for test use to ride out COVID-19 impact

Relatives of a seven-year-old girl murdered in Mexico said on Monday the government had failed to protect her despite their pleas, while President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador appeared to blame the crime on neo-liberal economics.

Government accused by Mexican family for daughter's murder in Mexico City

Porto forward Moussa Marega walked off the pitch after racist chants by the opposition fans during the match against Vitoria de Guimaraes on Sunday. Also read- Serie A: Lazio fined after fans racially insult Balotelli Marega left the pitch despite scoring the match-winning goal.

FC Porto striker Moussa Marega leaves ground after racist chants

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In a recent interview with South Africa's national broadcaster, former State President Frederik Willem de Klerk was asked to confirm whether apartheid - the legalised discrimination against non-white people - was a crime against humanity.

Former South African President Klerk says apartheid was not 'genocide' or a 'crime against humanity'

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