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Beatles producer signed Fab Four because they were 'good people'
George Martin, who died in March 2016, helped propel the group to global success in the 1960s and was dubbed 'the fifth Beatle'.
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[WEATHER WARNING] Potentially life-threatening heatwave coming this weekend
Spare a thought for Wellington, where temperatures will soar to 46 degrees Celsius on Saturday.
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Lotto results: Wednesday, 19 January 2022
Eyewitness News brings you the winning Lotto numbers. Check if you've won.
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Prince Andrew quits social media as US sex assault case looms
Andrew's official Twitter account @TheDukeOfYork now opens with a message saying "This account doesn't exist".
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Berlin film fest to go forward in person as COVID surges
Surprising some observers expecting it to go online for the second year running, the Berlinale announced a programme with 18 films in competition.
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Hill-Lewis asks Ramaphosa to drop COVID crowd restrictions in public spaces
Geordin Hill-Lewis said the resumption of public, entertainment and sporting events should be a priority to aid economic recovery.
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Postponed Grammys move to Las Vegas, set for 3 April
The 64th annual Grammys -- featuring nominees including Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish and Olivia Rodrigo -- had been due to take place in Los Angeles on January 31.
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Sibongile Khumalo's daughter to honour her at Hugh Masekela Heritage Festival
Ayanda Khumalo, who is the late opera singer's daughter, will perform her mother's songs and musician Mandla Ntlaks will pay tribute to Tsepo Tshola, who was better known as the Village Pope.
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PowerBall results: Tuesday, 18 January 2022
Eyewitness News brings you the winning PowerBall results. Check if you've won.
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WC concerned about drop in international passenger arrivals since start of COVID
Restrictions, travel red lists, Omicron and other COVID-19 related issues have had a huge impact.
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British PM Johnson denies lying about lockdown party
Boris Johnson is battling damaging allegations that he and staff attended boozy events during lockdowns, prompting public and political fury, and an investigation by senior civil servant Sue Gray.
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Black diamond, largest ever cut, goes on show in Dubai
The diamond is believed to have been created when a meteorite or an asteroid hit the Earth more than 2.6 billion years ago, according to Sotheby's auction house jewellery specialist Sophie Stevens.
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DAVID BENATAR: Yonela Diko's tired refuge
There is no indication at all that Mr Diko has read my book 'The Fall of the University of Cape Town.' He appears to judge it by its title.
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ANALYSIS: Namaqualand daisies are flowering earlier: why it’s a red flag
Jennifer Fitchett looks at how the changing climate is affecting the Namaqualand daisies and the impact that it will have on the industries that have sprung up around the flowers.
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Why thieves are snatching French bulldogs across the US
The most famous victim so far has been Lady Gaga. Armed men last year stole her pet bulldogs Koji and Gustav, even opening fire on an employee who was walking them (he was wounded but survived).
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'Scream' reigns supreme, ousting 'Spider-Man' in North America
The latest reimagining of the 'Scream' franchise earned $30.6 million for the Friday-through-Sunday period en route to an expected $35 million for the full four-day Martin Luther King Jr. holiday - more positive news for an industry still struggling with COVID-19.
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South Korean leader hails K-pop impact on Mideast trip
K-pop stars have "charmed the world", the president said at Dubai's Expo in the United Arab Emirates, the first leg of a trip that will also take him to Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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Men's fashion week in Milan eyes dressing for post-COVID excursions
Fitted frock coats, bow ties and exuberant colours graced the runaway as Dolce & Gabbana and Fendi both imagined more glamourous, post-pandemic wardrobes at the Milan men's fashion week.
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Major US TV service dumps pro-Trump channel OAN
Like Newsmax or Real America's Voice, they refused to recognize Donald Trump's defeat in the November 2020 presidential election, instead relaying unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about electoral fraud that were propagated by the former president and his supporters.
