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I have to extract the rss feed of a news site and show the exact news feed in my own html page. I am able to extract the xml code from rss feed.

import feedparser
feed = feedparser.parse('http://home.web.cern.ch/scientists/updates/feed')
for post in feed.entries:
    print (post.title + "\n")
    print (post.description + "\n")

But can anyone help me out, how can I implement this XML code in my new HTML page to make it look as the same news as it is on the news site. I am doing in python.

Any help is appreciated. Thanx in advance.

EDIT - I am doing for practice purpose. No violations of copyright.

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What does "... look as the same news on the news site..." mean? Keep in mind there are copyrights related to how something may be presented. – user590028 Jun 13 at 15:04
    
@user590028...I am doing for practice purpose...no violations of copyright. – dark_passenger Jun 13 at 15:30
    
You still haven't answered the question, what does "... look as the same news on the news site..." mean? – user590028 Jun 13 at 15:59
    
I mean the way a single news column look like, its position along with image, etc (including the css). – dark_passenger Jun 13 at 16:07

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