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Newsday: 16/11/2020 07:06 GMT: Tokyo Games will have fans, Olympic chief says

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16/11/2020 07:06 GMT: Tokyo Games will have fans, Olympic chief says

Tokyo Games will have fans, Olympic chief says

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Olympics chief promises fans will be able to attend delayed Tokyo Games next year

Olympics chief promises fans and competitors will be vaccinated against coronavirus at delayed Tokyo Games.

The International Olympic chief says he's confident the Tokyo Games will take place next year in front of spectators, with those attending vaccinated against the coronavirus.

A BBC report from Kenya reveals a growing trade in stolen children - babies who are snatched from their mothers and sold for profit.  

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