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A Kathmandu district office spokesperson said a curfew was imposed around areas including the parliament building after protesters attempted to enter.

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Last month, the US imposed tariffs of 50% on goods from India as punishment for continuing to buy Russian oil.

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They also imposed withdrawal limits, possibly in an attempt to prevent a run on the banks and stop former regime officials from emptying their accounts and fleeing.

She was one of millions of Russians facing new restrictions imposed in mid-August by Russia's media regulator, Roskomnadzor, on calls made through the two platforms - the country's most popular apps.

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She said Reform, should it form the next Welsh government, would reverse the 20mph limit imposed in largely urban areas "to get Wales moving again".

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