Ukrainian concrete deer evacuated from Donbass now hangs at Venice Biennale
Ukrainian artist Zhanna Kadyrova's giant concrete origami deer now hangs from a crane at the Venice Biennale.
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Britain seeks to join EU's 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine
Britain is set to join the EU's large-scale loan to Ukraine, the BBC and other British outlets report. Negotiations on Britain's role are set to take place when Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets EU leaders at a major summit in Armenia today.
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Amsterdam bans fossil fuel advertising in public places
Amsterdam has now banned advertising of meat and fossil fuels in public places. According to the BBC, it is the first capital city in the world to introduce such a ban.
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GameStop makes $55.5 billion bid for eBay
The game store chain GameStop has made a $55.5 billion bid, equivalent to 510 billion kronor, to take over eBay.
Business
Iran says US must back down from its demands
Negotiations have stalled, and the US must soften its demands. This is the message from Iran's Foreign Ministry - shortly after US President Donald Trump reportedly responded to Iran's latest overtures to end the war. Trump himself says "very positive" talks are taking place.
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Sir Alex Ferguson taken to hospital after feeling unwell at Old Trafford
Manchester United's legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson has reportedly been taken to hospital by ambulance. The 84-year-old Ferguson was watching Manchester United play Liverpool at Old Trafford when he felt unwell.
Sports
Banksy statue in central London - how it happened
How was it possible for Banksy to install a large sculpture - plus a stone-built pedestal - in central London without being discovered?
Entertainment
George Michael's leather jacket from Faith sold for 2.2 million kronor
The leather jacket that George Michael wore in the music video for the 1987 hit song "Faith" has gone under the hammer. It sold for just over £176,000, equivalent to around 2.2 million kronor, the BBC reports.
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After the LIV announcement: PIF remains as Newcastle owner
Saudi Arabia is ending its golf venture, but it is not letting go of Newcastle football club. At least, according to coach Eddie Howe.
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Britain raises terror threat level to severe after London knife attack
Britain is raising its terror threat level to the second highest on the country's five-point scale, following Wednesday's stabbing attack in London's Jewish quarter.
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Banksy confirmed behind new large statue on Waterloo Place in London
A man in a suit, blinded by a flag draped over him, is about to fall over the edge. The new statue on Waterloo Place in central London has been confirmed as the work of street artist Banksy.
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Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk banned for four years for doping
Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk has been banned for four years for doping, a punishment the Ukrainian has now appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), several British media outlets report.
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Trump says King Charles agrees with him that Iran should never have nuclear weapons
Donald Trump claims that Britain's King Charles, who is on a state visit to the United States, agrees that Iran should never acquire nuclear weapons.
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FIFA decision: players covering their mouths while speaking to an opponent will receive a red card at the World Cup
Players who cover their mouths while speaking to an opponent will receive a red card during the World Cup. FIFA is also cracking down on players who leave the pitch in protest of referee decisions. That, too, will mean expulsion from this summer's finals.
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Yellow cards canceled after World Cup group stage
FIFA is expected to change the rules on accumulated bookings at this summer's World Cup, according to the BBC, The Athletic and The New York Times. Bookings will be reset to zero after the group stage and after the quarter-finals.
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After the vote, Keir Starmer escapes parliamentary inquiry into Peter Mandelson's security clearance
There will be no parliamentary committee inquiry into Prime Minister Keir Starmer. After several hours of debate, the House of Commons voted against setting up an inquiry into whether he misled the House over the security clearance of former cabinet minister Peter Mandelson.
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Taylor Swift wants to trademark her voice and image in the age of AI
Superstar Taylor Swift wants to trademark her voice and image in the age of AI, several media outlets report.
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King Charles meets Trump at the White House during state visit
Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla are visiting President Donald Trump at the White House - the first state visit by a reigning British monarch in almost 20 years.
World
Isak netted his first league goal at Anfield
National team star Alexander Isak is back on the scoresheet. The striker scored for Liverpool against Crystal Palace (3-1 win) - his first league goal at Anfield.
Sports
Over 30 neglected sloths dead in Florida destined for new Sloth World exhibit
Thirty-one sloths in Florida that were intended for a new exhibit at Sloth World in Orlando have died, the BBC reports.
World
30-meter-high block of ice stops climbers on Mount Everest
As the peak season for mountaineers on Mount Everest approaches, the route is blocked by a 30-meter-high block of ice, according to the BBC.
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France and Britain agree three-year deal to stop migrant boats across the English Channel
France and Britain have agreed on a three-year deal to stop undocumented migrants from making the dangerous journey across the English Channel, according to a plan from the French Interior Ministry seen by AFP.
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Lifetime smoking ban for young Britons approved by UK Parliament
No one born after December 31, 2008 should start smoking. That's the goal of the new British law that makes it illegal for shops to sell tobacco to people who are 17 or younger.
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