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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Kelly Osbourne isn’t the one to take ‘disgusting’ body-shaming comments quietly. The media personality, who is the daughter of late Ozzy Osbourne, didn’t hold back while slamming the trolls on social media. [1]

AFP Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has named a former commerce minister to steer the country’s troubled economy and kept the defence portfolio for himself as he formed his first cabinet. [5]

Geri Halliwell continues to snub Mel B after her St Paul's Cathedral wedding - despite the other Spice Girls all sending best wishes - as Heidi Klum and Kerry Katona congratulate star - Have YOU got a story? Email [email protected] Geri Halliwell co... [6]

AFP The Kremlin on Wednesday dismissed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky saying he was ready for direct talks with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin as “empty words”. [8]

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