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Satellites aiming to measure carbon emissions ‘will not be used to police world’ say EU

Satellites aimed at measuring the carbon emissions of specific regions will not be used to police nations, European officials have said. The European Commission’s Dinka...

France shuts down amid nationwide strike over pension reforms

The Eiffel Tower shut down, France’s vaunted high-speed trains stood still and several thousand people protested in Paris as unions launched nationwide strikes over...

1970s convictions of three men in UK overturned due to evidence of corrupt detective

Three black men who were convicted nearly 50 years ago in the UK on the evidence of a corrupt police officer have finally had...

Italian sports newspaper accused of fuelling racism with ‘Black Friday’ headline

Italian daily Corriere dello Sport has been accused of fuelling racism with its front page headline in Thursday’s edition of the newspaper. The paper ran...

British Labour party pledges free breakfast for primary pupils under ‘poverty proof’ plan

Free healthy breakfasts would be served to all primary school children in the UK under a Labour proposal to “poverty proof” England’s schools and...

Samoa shuts down as authorities battle deadly measles outbreak

Samoa has begun a two-day shutdown as the government tries to curb a measles epidemic that has killed 62 people. The government told most public and...

Scientists develop monthly contraceptive pill

Scientists have developed a contraceptive pill they say women will only need to take once a month. An American research team funded by the Bill...

British cave diver left feeling ‘dirtied’ by Elon Musk tweets, court hears

A British cave diver branded “sus” and “pedo guy” by tech billionaire Elon Musk was left feeling “humiliated, ashamed, dirtied,” a court has heard. Vernon...

Two people killed after gun attack at Pearl Harbour

Two people have been killed after an attack at Pearl Harbour, authorities have said. A US sailor shot three civilian Department of Defence employees at...

Johnson: We will stop talking about Brexit after January

The British Prime Minister has suggested that Brexit will no longer be talked about after January by which time he says the UK will...

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