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Afghan refugees feel 'betrayed' by Trump order blocking move to US (Fri, 24 Jan 2025)
Several Afghans tell the BBC the US has "turned its back" on them, despite years of working alongside Americans in Afghanistan.
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CASTLE on the HILL

 

by Ed SHEERAN

 

Many thanks to "I love English" !

 

Abonnez-vous !

Retour fracassant pour Ed Sheeran.

Deux ans après la ferveur qu'a suscitée son deuxième album "x",

écoulé à 7 millions d'exemplaire dans le monde,

le chanteur britannique a démarré l'année 2017 en fanfare,

signant une série de records historiques avec ses deux nouveaux singles.

 "Shape of You" et "Castle on the Hill" ont directement

pris la tête des charts au Royaume-Uni, en Australie ou en Nouvelle-Zélande,

un exploit que personne n'avait réalisé dès la première semaine !

 

Pour l'heure, avantage au premier titre : "Shape of You",

 à l'origine destiné à Rihanna, se classe en effet numéro un

des ventes en France et aux Etats-Unis.

 

Sur Spotify, le tube compte déjà 120 millions d'écoutes

et son compteur YouTube affiche 100 millions de vues.

Mais "Castle on the Hill" n'a pas dit son dernier mot...

 

Le clip a été tourné fin décembre à Framlingham, sa ville natale.

Sur Twitter, le chanteur a précisé que tous les acteurs présents dans la vidéo

 

faisaient partie de son ancien lycée.

Ed Sheeran album "DIVIDE"

 

breaks chart records around the world

EXERCISE

 

Fill in with the correct word !