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Joe Biden and Xi Jinping have agreed not to "veer into conflict" as the leaders navigate a frosty period of relations between the U.S. and China. Follow Newsweek's liveblog for all the latest updates.

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We've arrived back in Blighty. There is something oddly normal about arriving back in England with all that you know. No one's commenting on our accents, Steve Wright's playing Sunday Love Songs on Radio 2, we took the lift - not the elevator, I didn't have to specify HOT tea, and I spotted the M&S food hall at Heathrow.

I feel like I'm channeling Dorothy right now, when she woke up from her dream about the merry old land of Oz. Did I really live in the USA and do all those amazeballs things or did I dream it?

It must have been real because I just asked where the 'trash can' was instead of the rubbish bin.

Life will be more simple in the UK but I expect to be surprised by things still, even at the ordinariness or normality of it as I encounter my culture again.
Curiouser and curiouser
Harry is becoming more and more curious about England. He remembers snippets of it, and mostly very romanticised, but he also picks up on what other people say about it.

Recently he's been asking questions and making comments about it.

Like on Saturday, when it rained like crazy: 'Is this like the English summer?' (Now I know you have your hottest week yet, Brits, but you get the gist!)

And then he saw people walking in Baltimore: 'Wow, loads of people walking! Why don't they walk very much where we are in America? People walk loads in England.'

And this: 'Daddy thought I had had proper chips when my friend's mom told him I'd eaten chips, but they were just crisps. It'll be easier to understand each other in England.' (Yes, after three years my husband still gets confused!)

I think my From America to England blog might be viewed somewhat through Harry's curious eyes because it will almost all feel new to him back in the UK 🙂 .

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