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IT is one of the saddest and most enduring cold cases of the 20th century 鈥?who told the Nazis where Anne Frank was hiding But now the 77-year mystery has been solved by a crack team of investigators, claims a new book on the wartime teenage diarist whose family wer
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NORTH Korea has not stopped its nuclear activities despite Donald Trumps historic meeting with Kim Jong-un in June, the UN says.According to the organisations nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, there has been no indication the rogue regime has halted development.2 Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un met in June and agreed to scrap North Koreas nuclear weapons programmeCredit: REUTERSPresident Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un sign document to end historical summit in Singapore T
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