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AI 'slop' could cause cognitive decline and violent tendencies among kids, study says

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These are Europe’s twistiest – and most scenic – roads, according to a new ranking

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How Europe is harmonizing gambling compliance without a gambling directive

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Lolling tongues and resting snarl face: The World's Ugliest Dog contest in pictures

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Greece’s tourism boom set to continue into 2027 as Europeans look to visit and revisit

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Why Iranian women freeze eggs they may never be allowed to use

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Ukraine has hit seven of Russian online retailer Wildberries' 10 biggest warehouses, military says

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Horsing around: How Trump's AI George Washington image has symbolically backfired

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How to avoid tick bites and diseases they spread this summer

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‘A better tomorrow’: UK schoolchildren get the chance to rewrite the ending of the Bayeux Tapestry

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Travellers are prioritising cultural immersion over adventure and luxury, report finds

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New Spanish nanomaterial cools surfaces by up to 12.9C without electricity

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Virgin Trains takes major step towards challenging Eurostar with London to Europe services

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Germany warns EU electricity tax plan threatens national sovereignty

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Around 41% of people who saw UK government heat alerts took no action, study finds

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Hundreds of nostalgic Germans flock to see Angela Merkel’s portrait

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Latest news bulletin | August 17th, 2026 – Midday

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Japan's 10-year bond yield hits a 30-year high as growth data disappoints

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Ferrari’s first EV sells for record $40 million at auction

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Looking for a romantic escape? You can now stay in a Victorian water tower at Sandringham Estate

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'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' becomes eighth film in history to cross $2 billion at box office

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Russia and Ukraine trade more deadly strikes

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At least seven killed in stampede at Hindu temple in India

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Vance intervenes to protect Kazakh oil exports as Astana seeks alternatives to Russian routes

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Panathenaic Stadium's marble regains its shine: First cleaning of Greek arena in a century

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EU to propose tougher sanctions on Russia this autumn, Kaja Kallas says

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'Such devastating news': Stars pay tribute to Heroes and Scream star Hayden Panettiere, dead aged 36

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Unexpected passengers: Two goats surprise passengers by boarding a bus

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Exclusive: Brussels keen to monitor UFOs under the radar

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EU tobacco consultation closes as Brussels prepares major overhaul of tobacco rules

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Europe wildfires: German border town partially evacuated but France blaze stabilised

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Record low coal share in EU electricity production

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Belgium races to tame huge wildfire 'spreading towards Germany'

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Kushner meets Israeli PM Netanyahu after talks with Hamas on Gaza peace plan

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The European Commission publishes a series of guidance documents to support CBAM implementation in the definitive period

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Message to PM Burnham: 'Speak for two-thirds of Brits who want a fresh start with our neighbours across the Channel'

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Is the EU cracking down on Tobacco? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot

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Can the EU stop smoking by taxing cigarettes? Take our poll

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What Nvidia's $500 billion Wall Street deal signals about the AI boom

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Calls for UK public inquiry into 'hounding' of ex-Cambridge academic Jason Arday

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Hayden Panettiere, acclaimed Heroes and Nashville actress, dies at 36

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Kazakh FM, EU’s Kallas discuss energy and trade co-operation

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'Insidious', Weezer and incredible photography: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

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2026 Lima Grand Prix Day 3: A golden finish in Peru

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3,700 years young: Portugal is home to hundreds of ancient olive trees that outlive many generations

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EU announces fresh aid to help those caught up in Myanmar crisis

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Thousands in Indonesia await aid after quake kills 53, overshadowing Independence Day

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‘A secret had been shared’: The inside story of an emergency climate briefing that made experts cry

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Dogs receive holy water blessing in Bolivia ceremony

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What does your ‘biological age’ actually mean? Scientists take a closer look

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