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Kevin O'Sullivan is Environment and Science Editor and former editor of The Irish Times. He has a special interest in climate disruption (and solutions), renewable energy, the United Nations ...

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Global music sensation Ed Sheeran has announced an additional show in Bengaluru, making it the only city in India to host back-to-back performances on his record-breaking + - = ÷ x Tour. Sheeran will ...

One of their appearances was on The Ed Sullivan Show. De Lucía was 20 when he recorded ... “Punta Umbria,” an instant classic. The intro of “Entre dos aguas,” (“Between Two Waters ...

Ed Sheeran, the four-time Grammy award winner ... Due to overwhelming demand for tickets, an additional show has been scheduled. The four-time Grammy award winner will now perform on February ...

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