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Portuguese prison guards decry country's penal system as 'obsolete'

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US authorities ignored complaint about safety of Titan sub, former operations manager says

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Netherlands requests opt-out clause from EU asylum rules, a bold move with low chances of success

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Inside Europe's only Ukrainian-Hungarian school for refugee children

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Coldplay’s 2025 tour will feature affordable tickets and support grassroot venues in the UK

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€17k party fines and daily patrols: How green turtles made a major comeback on Cyprus beaches

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Portugal battles with fires: 62,000 hectares burned and seven lives lost

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Apple hit with €62 million EU class action for unfair charges on music

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Johnny Marr debunks Morrissey’s false claims about The Smiths trademark

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Bank of England set to hold rates steady as it eyes stubborn inflation

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‘Breakthrough to a better world’: How can we avert 3C this century? WMO report offers solutions

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US Federal Reserve set to cut interest rates for first time in 4 years

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What was Hungarian company's role in manufacturing pagers that exploded in Lebanon?

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Fernando Botero's curvaceous figures on display at Italy's largest exhibition to late artist

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UniCredit seeks ECB approval for larger stake in Commerzbank

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London’s Ukrainian Film Festival highlights cinematic heritage and brave contemporary innovators

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Von der Leyen's Commission roll call stirs mixed reactions | Radio Schuman

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Russia has likely suffered more than 610,000 casualties in Ukraine, says UK MoD

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Grandad, youth activist and toddler sue Irish government for breaching rights over climate inaction

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Von der Leyen splits neighbourhood policy, tasks Šuica with migration deals and Middle East strategy

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Latest news bulletin | September 18th – Morning

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Deadly floods in Europe: How much is it going to cost economies?

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Retailers take emergency action to avoid Christmas delivery nightmare

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Storm Boris leaves trail of devastation as it heads south to Italy

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