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Maths and chemistry teacher accused of killing man to 'satisfy cannibal desires'.
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Italy allows migrant boat to dock, another still at sea
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Boris Johnson will not isolate after aide tests positive for Covid
A member of the British PM's team on a recent visit to Scotland tested positive for Covid.
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Climate expert says destructive weather conditions are becoming more frequent and deadly.
EU's Green Pass protests fueled by 'ignorance' and ugly parallels
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Chasing the mace: Have the Black Caps made up for past failures?
NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
'Does the Government know what it's doing?' Migrant doctors caught in limbo
Hardworking nurses and doctors during this vulnerable period are caught up in visa issues.
Tourists watch as wildfires lap at the shore of Turkish Rivera
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Freedom day: Johnson eases rules for fully vaccinated people
Boris Johnson eases restrictions to fully vaccinated people as he opens up to the world.
UK Covid cases fall for sixth day in a row
Scientists had previously predicted that the number of infections would continue to rise.
France mandates Covid vaccination passes for dining and travel
The new laws have prompted protests and political tensions.
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Sirens in some towns failed when the electricity was cut.
Watch: Mud-smeared TV reporter suspended after pretending to rescue flood victims
Bad news: Susanna Ohlen tried to give viewers the impression she joined the rescue effort.
Killing of bear in Spanish idyll uncovers corruption and cocaine trafficking
Investigation into death of protected animal leads to conspiracy involving public figures.
Boris Johnson self-isolating as UK nears 'Freedom Day'
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'Surreal, ghostly': Merkel visits flood-struck towns
Chancellor says the German language barely has words to describe the devastation.
Over 100,000 in France protest against Covid vaccination rules
The French government will make vaccines compulsory for all health care workers.
Next Top Gun? Russia to unveil new fighter jet at Moscow's air show
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'Stunned' by devastation: Rescuers race to prevent more death from European floods
Death toll from historic floods rises to more than 125, with hundreds unaccounted for.
Europe floods: Death toll over 110 as rescues continue
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Over 60 dead as severe floods strike Europe
Raging torrents in Germany and Belgium swept away cars and homes.
German floods kill at least 19 people and dozens missing
Heavy flooding turned streams and streets into raging torrents, sweeping away cars.
Europe lays out vision for carbonless future, settting up potential trade spats
New York Times: Proposal would impose tariffs on some countries with looser rules.