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Sweden says Iran was behind thousands of text messages inciting protests over Quran burnings

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New Oscar Wilde statue condemned for being ‘hideous’ by author’s grandson

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European ad agencies are leading the way on working with fossil fuel companies

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Deutschland-Ticket: Germany’s popular monthly transport pass will soon be more expensive

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Telegram CEO Durov responds to legal pressure by providing some user data to authorities

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Elite climbers challenge gravity in Pole Climbing Championship

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Banks unprepared for next financial crisis, warns new report

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European markets open higher as China unveils economic stimulus package

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Hitting peak 90s nostalgia: What we think deserves a comeback

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Borrell warns Israel and Hezbollah's escalated fighting risks a 'full-fledged war'

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Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ music streams jump after arrest and indictment

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Iran pardons Grammy Award winner whose song became an anthem to the 2022 protests

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Pager attacks in Lebanon have heightened residents' fears over personal devices like phones

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Fossil fuel investment could cost extra under EU insurance plans

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Oil prices looking sticky as weaker economic data disappoints

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Football pitch collapses as parts of the UK hit by flash floods

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Israel's 'targeted strike' in Beirut kills six and injures 15, health ministry says

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Will EU's new defence Commissioner strengthen Europe's armies? | Radio Schuman

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Three decades later, French cult film 'La Haine' is set to return as hip-hop musical

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Sour taste for sweet eaters and smokers as Slovak price hikes approved

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Latest news bulletin | September 24th – Morning

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Nursing shortages linked to higher risk of death and complications in surgical patients, study finds

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Consumer group asks for Meta to act on fake ads

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