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World leaders are at odds over the phasing out of coal as the COP26 summit ends with Australia's Prime Minister refusing to change his stance, political tensions heightened in Europe as the migrant crisis along the Polish-Belarusian border continues and in cricket, a historic triumph for Australia at the Twenty 20 World Cup in Dubai.

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