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  Rallying cry: 'Go ahead. Look at them,' says Clinton of new emails  
  Democratic presidential nominee said she made a mistake in using the private server but has moved on.  
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  Hussain Saeed Alnahdi, 24, was assaulted Oct. 30, 2016, in Menomonie, Wis., and the junior at the University of Wisconsin-Stout who was from Saudi Arabia died the next day.   Saudi student assaulted in Wisconsin dies of his injuries
He was assaulted on a street in downtown Menomonie, Wis., about 70 miles east of Minneapolis.
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  Vikings QB Sam Bradford (8) was once again under fire Monday night.   Vikings vanquished as defense collapses to bumbling Bears
Lowly Bears upset NFC North leaders, whose defense flinches.
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  Former   Heidi horror? Klum parades her crazy Halloween looks
Here's what we know: It requires lots of hair, lashes, prosthetics and shoes.
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    Halloween hayride turns deadly; 3 killed
Three people died and several were injured when a trailer pulling people for Halloween festivities was struck in eastern Mississippi.
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  Amazon logo   Amazon's Black Friday deals start today
It's November, which means time to start holiday shopping.
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  Halloween candy.   Here's candy amount you can eat before it kills you
American Chemical Society researchers say about 262 fun-sized bars. That's a lot of treats.
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  Walmart removed explicit books from its website after being alerted to the prohibited content.   Walmart pulls kid-nudity photo books from website
Walmart has removed books featuring child nudity from its website
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  Hillary Clinton formally launches her campaign on Roosevelt Island on June 13, 2015.   How 1st campaign week shaped Trump-Clinton race
The early days of their White House bids were telling for what would be in store.
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  Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump shake hands after the second presidential debate at Washington University in St Louis.   5 things you need to know Tuesday
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Veterans and members of the public pay tribute to those who died during war at the opening of the garden of remembrance at the Princess Street Gardens in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Veterans and members of the public pay tribute to those who died during war at the opening of the garden of remembrance at the Princess Street Gardens in Edinburgh, Scotland.
 
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CNN: 'Completely uncomfortable' with Brazile-Clinton campaign contacts
Carlos Danger really is dangerous
Bill Murray has the best reaction to the Cubs' World Series comeback
 
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ONS releases - How does UK healthcare spending compare internationally? Deaths registered in England and Wales, provisional: week ending 21 Oct 2016, and sign up for user testing



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1 November 2016


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Deaths registered in England and Wales, provisional: week ending 21 Oct 2016

The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 21 October 2016 (week 42) was 9,768. This represents an increase of 49 deaths registered in comparison with the previous week (week 41).

The average number of deaths for the corresponding week over the previous 5 years was 9,226.

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How does UK healthcare spending compare internationally?

The UK is ranked 6th out of the seven countries that form the G7 (a group of large developed economies) for healthcare expenditure as a proportion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

ONS's new internationally-comparable 'health accounts'1show that the UK's total healthcare spending in 2014 was £179 billion, or 9.9% of GDP.

Read our latest article on healthcare spending

 

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