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10.08 / 18:51

Climate change Girls the 'biggest losers' after a year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan

Girls are bearing the biggest brunt of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, according to a new report by Save the Children.

10.08 / 18:51

Climate change Thousands evacuated near Bordeaux as wildfires ravage French countryside

Thousands of people were evacuated from their homes in southwest France on Wednesday, in a region known for its pine forests that was ravaged by flames only last month.

10.08 / 16:29

Health Climate change Right-wing coalition on course to win Italy election, says study

Italy's far-right, right-wing and centrist bloc is on track to win a broad majority in both houses of parliament at next month's national election, benefiting from divisions among its opponents.

09.08 / 11:39

Social Media inflation Fine Russian journalist who held TV protest over Ukraine war given new fine

The Russian journalist who famously protested against the invasion of Ukraine live on television has been handed another fine.

09.08 / 09:49

Social Media European Union Ukraine war: What you need to know this Tuesday

Ukraine said on Tuesday its military has captured ground around Kharkiv in the northeast and is resisting a heavy Russian assault in frontline towns near the eastern city of Donetsk.

09.08 / 09:25

Social Media European Union Trump Donald Trump says FBI agents 'raided' his Florida home Mar-a-Lago

Donald Trump has said that his Florida home was "raided" by the FBI on Monday night.

08.08 / 22:01

Social Media Climate change European Union Europe's energy crisis: Spain lowers the temperature on strict air conditioning rules

The Spanish government is lowering the temperature - literally - on a heated debate about limiting the use of air conditioners.

08.08 / 18:15

Social Media Climate change European Union Why do central banks raise interest rates to curb inflation?

It's all going up: electricity, diesel, vegetables, the Internet, hotels, flights, and now, interest rates.

08.08 / 15:19

Climate change European Union Polar bear injures French woman on Norway’s remote Svalbard Islands

A French tourist has been injured in a polar bear attack at a campsite in Norway’s remote Svalbard Islands.

08.08 / 13:49

Climate change European Union Nuclear power plant Amnesty 'regrets pain' caused by Ukraine report as criticism continues

The furore over Amnesty International's report accusing Kyiv of endangering civilians continued on Monday, drawing angry reactions from Ukrainian officials and criticism from Western diplomats.

08.08 / 12:47

cryptocurrency ApeCoin Gucci Adopts ApeCoin As Payment Method In Select US Stores. What Does It Mean For The Cryptocurrency?

Now accepting @ApeCoin payments via @BitPay: Gucci

08.08 / 12:15

Climate change European Union Racism shock Shock as London police admit strip-searching hundreds of children

Several hundred children were subjected to strip searches in London over the last two years, newly released figures reveal.

08.08 / 11:49

PwC audit PwC fined £2.5m over BT fraud audit failures

PwC has been fined £2.5m by the audit watchdog for its failures following the discovery of a massive fraud in telecom company BT’s Italian unit in 2016.

07.08 / 11:33

Climate change Heatwave Ukraine war: Five more grain ships due to leave Black Sea ports

Five cargo ships loaded with grain were due to set sail on Sunday from the Ukrainian ports of Chernomorsk and Odesa to continue exporting grain, the body overseeing the operation said on Saturday evening.

06.08 / 19:35

Climate change Heatwave 'Nothing left in the pipes': Europe tackles unprecedented water shortages as heatwave rages

The French government has set up a crisis team to tackle a historic drought that has left more than 100 municipalities short of drinking water.

06.08 / 13:57

LGBT Climate change Heatwave Croatia bus crash: 12 killed as coach carrying Polish Catholics to Bosnian shrine skids off road

A coach carrying pilgrims to a shrine in Bosnia crashed in northern Croatia early on Saturday, killing at least 12 people and injuring several others according to the authorities.

06.08 / 12:09

Climate change Taiwan says China military drills appear to simulate attack on island

Taiwan said Saturday that China’s military drills appear to simulate an attack on the self-ruled island, after multiple Chinese warships and aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait following U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei that infuriated Beijing.

06.08 / 11:29

Climate change International Amnesty International's Ukraine chief quits in protest at 'Russian propaganda' report

The head of Amnesty International in Ukraine, Oksana Pokalchuk, has resigned after the NGO published a report blaming the Ukrainian armed forces for endangering civilians.

06.08 / 00:51

LGBT Israeli airstrikes kill 10 in Gaza including senior militant commander

Israel unleashed a wave of airstrikes in Gaza on Friday, killing at least 10 people, including a senior militant, and wounding dozens, according to Palestinian officials.

06.08 / 00:51

LGBT Pay for your funeral before you begin! Mayor wants to keep reckless climbers away from Mont Blanc

Everyone knows that to get to the peak of Mont Blanc you have to earn it.

06.08 / 00:51

LGBT Ukraine war: All the key developments to know from Friday

Outrage in Kyiv after Amnesty accuses it of endangering civilian life

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