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The mutation of the coronavirus is found in over 1000 people in south east England. UK health experts say this mutation has a "transmission advantage."  Acceleration of the spread of the virus is of particular concern in December because of Christmas and the overcapacity in hospital beds and ICU beds already happening in California and the shortage of hospital beds seen in London and in Germany.

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Sam Dagher of the WSJ provides this exceptional account of mothers on both sides of the civil war in Syria and their sons who are missing, in the war around Damascus.
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In this interview with France24 Foreign Minister Joseph Wu of Taiwan says his country is a front line democracy fighting an authoritarian regime. He warned that after Hong Kong "Taiwan might be next." He also said the mood of the European Union was changing and perceptions had changed after observing the situation in Hong Kong, the escalation at the India-China border, and in the South China Sea. He sees the threat of military intervention against Taiwan as having "intensified."

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Belgium's justice and interior ministers acknowledge the error in not taking action after being alerted by Turkish authorites of Islamic radicals suspected to be a serious terrorist threat. Turkey's president raised this issue in the media about the Belgian officials failure to act on a Turkish request to take into custody a radical arrested in Turkey for trying to enter Syria. The individual was one of two brothers who were suicide bombers in the attack at the Brussels airport and subway in March 2016.
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Japan's prime minister Abe announces that all elementary, middle and high schools will be closed for one month. This followed speculation that the prime minister was not taking enough action and the possible cancellation of the Tokyo Olympics.

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U.S. will no longer allow Chinese flights to the U.S. if U.S. airlines are not given permission for flights to China. Chinese airlines continued flights to the U.S. after U.S. airlines stopped flying in February and March. Air China, China Southern, Xiamen, and China Eastern operate reduced flights to the U.S. President Trump's order could bar flights starting June 16, or earlier.

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England are bowled out in the first innings for 112 on the first day of the third Test match with India in Ahmedabad. India are 99 for 3 wickets at the end of the day. Indian spin bowlers Axar Patel with 6 wickets for 38 runs and Ravichandran Ashwin with 3 wickets for 26 runs made it difficult for the English batsmen.

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