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09/02/2024 05:06 GMT : Biden: ‘My memory is fine’

Biden: ‘My memory is fine’

BBC World Service - Newsday, Biden: ‘My memory is fine’

US President has criticised a probe that found he struggled to recall key life events.

Republicans have seized on the report to say Joe Biden is unfit for office. But some Democrats have also been expressing concern after several recent slip ups by the president

President Biden has insisted he's the most qualified person to lead the United States after his memory was called into question by a report clearing him of mishandling classified documents.

As Pakistan's election results trickle in, two parties of former prime ministers -- Nawaz Sharif, and the imprisoned Imran Khan -- have both declared that they will be able to form a government.

And football's lawmakers Ifab are to trial sin-binning players and issuing blue cards.

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