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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed the U.K. will continue to exit current coronavirus restrictions, with gyms and outdoor hospitality opening on April 12. The prime minister also outlined plans to trial so-called vaccine passports for certain events this month.

The 68-year-old Russian president, who has been in power longer than any other Kremlin leader since Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, said he would decide later whether to run again in 2024.

Experts say migration from this region will likely grow as natural disasters intensify due to climate change — an increase immigration authorities may not be equipped to face.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears in court amid allegations of corruption just weeks after a narrow election victory. NBC News’ Matt Bradley reports from Tel Aviv on the charges Netanyahu faces and how they might impact his political future. 

“The case before the honorable court today is a significant and severe case of governmental corruption,” said Liat Ben-Ari, the lead prosecutor.

Johnson is expected to confirm that all retail, outdoor hospitality and hairdressers can reopen on April 12 in England.

Six people were killed at the weekend, according to activists, as police and soldiers used force to break up demonstrations.

Mud tumbled down from surrounding hills onto dozens of homes in Lamenele village shortly after midnight on Adonara island in East Nusa Tenggara province.

"The pandemic is still spreading, while the social and economic crisis remains severe, especially for the poor," the pope said.

“The pimps got to the point with the nuns where they just left them alone,” said a sex-trafficking survivor. “Because nothing you say or do is going to run them away.”