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First published in The Age on August 8, 1945 TERRIBLE FATE OF HIROSHIMA City Lying in Ashes and Rubble TOKIO SAYS IMPACT WAS TERRIFIC Hiroshima after the atomic bomb hit in 1945.Credit:AP/Stanley Troutman Photographs of Hiroshima taken after the atomic bomb raid reveal a terrible story. The area destroyed in this single volcano lies in ashes and rubble, with here You can tell a bit about a collective mood from internet memes. Berlin-based author Konstantin Richter, who was stranded in New Zealand during its drastic seven-week coronavirus lockdown, wrote in Politico of a joke doing the rounds: "God was spotted in New Zealand. 'What are you doing in Aotearoa, God?' 'Working from home, bro!' " New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda The mysterious Chinese seeds have hit the tony enclave of East Hampton. East Hampton resident Jenny Carmona, a stylist at Amagansett’s LaParlour salon, posted a shot of unsolicited seeds sent from Suzhou, China, on her Facebook page this week noting: “So, no jokes Got this in the mail 2 days ago. I DID NOT order any seeds from China.” She THE CORONAVIRUS pandemic has left many of us anxious when it comes to visiting our GP. The NHS has repeatedly said it's open and has urged people to seek help if they are suffering from health issues. Experts have warned that excess deaths caused by undiagnosed illnesses will be greater than those caused by Covid-19. Earlier this week experts calculated What can’t she do? Julianne Hough made her mark on Dancing With the Stars before moving on to conquer acting, singing and more. The professional dancer joined the ABC competition series in 2007 and won the mirrorball trophy during her inaugural season. Later that year, she became a back-to-back champion. Hough then shifted her focus toward acting, landing roles in Footloose, Safe Haven and Grease Live! She IMAGINE scoffing an entire cake, waking up in your undercrackers in a field, texting your colleagues or walking into a hotel lobby in your PJs – all while fast asleep? Experts reckon between 1-15 per cent of the population suffer from sleepwalking – with some dealing with more extreme cases than others, and it's worse in lockdown with people struggling EXCLUSIVE: Jofra Archer took a 100-mile detour to go home to Hove, breaking England’s coronavirus biosecurity rules and putting his team-mates in danger – before being kicked out of the Test squad Archer was removed from the England team on morning of the second Test ECB said the fast bowler ‘breached the team’s bio-secure protocols’ Sources told Sportsmail Archer drove Indian newspapers from 1966 have surfaced in the French Alps, under the ice of a melting Mont Blanc glacier. They are believed to be from an Air India plane that crashed on 24 January, 1966, killing all 117 people on board. The front pages report the landmark election of Indira Gandhi, India’s first – and to this day, only – FURLOUGH won't be extended beyond October the government has confirmed this week, but there are big changes to the scheme coming into force from next month. Over 9.3million workers have been placed on the scheme, which has seen the government cover 80 per cent of wages up to £2,500 a month, since its launch in March. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus Huawei will be dumped over 5G security risks after a damning intelligence report said that within seven years mobile infrastructure could be compromised Huawei is set to be axed from the UK’s 5G network due to security concerns Ministers are expected to approve the ban on Huawei products in relation to 5G Chiefs warn they can only guarantee safety fromFrom the Archives, 1945: The terrible fate of Hiroshima
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