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US ‘outraged’ by rocket attack Washington has vowed to “hold accountable those responsible” for a rocket attack in the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan that killed a civilian contractor. A US service member and five other contractors were injured when rockets hits sites in Irbil yesterday. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington was “outraged” by the attack. A little-known pro-Iranian Shiite militia known as The Guardians of Blood Brigades has claimed responsibility, saying it had targeted “the American occupation”. 6 Vaccine rollout causing fall in cases The ongoing vaccination campaign is already reducing hospital admissions, deaths and transmission of Covid-19 in Britain, according to early data. Boris Johnson said that there were “interesting straws in the wind” and “grounds for confidence” on vaccines cutting the spread of infection. Studies of elderly people and healthcare workers are also showing “encouraging” news, The Times reports. Howe

This British veteran, kicked out of the RAF for being gay, can proudly sport his medal again

This British veteran, kicked out of the RAF for being gay, can proudly sport his medal again The British military is allowing former service members who were stripped of medals because of their sexual orientation to apply to have them restored more than two decades after Britain lifted its ban on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender service personnel. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 17, 2021 6:15 PM ET | Last Updated: February 17 Carl Austin-Behan is a Royal Air Force veteran who was awarded a bravery medal as well as a commendation from the Queen, but was suspended from duty in 1997 for being gay. (Submitted by Carl Austin-Behan)

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