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Jake Paul knocked out: "I think my jaw is broken"
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Jake Paul knocked out: "I think my jaw is broken"

Influencer and boxer Jake Paul lost his fight with former British heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua. The Briton won via knockout
Sources: Russia threatens Belgian financial leaders
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Sources: Russia threatens Belgian financial leaders

Russian intelligence is threatening politicians and financial executives in Belgium, sources have told The Guardian. The pressure is aimed at getting Belgium to put a stop to the EU's plans to use frozen Russian billions to support Ukraine
Jane's Addiction splits up – now it's official
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Jane's Addiction splits up – now it's official

Just over a year after the on-stage brawl between Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro, Jane's Addiction is officially breaking up, writes The Guardian.
Brigitte Macron is being sued for comments about "old women"
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Brigitte Macron is being sued for comments about "old women"

More than 300 women from a range of organisations have reportedly filed a legal complaint against France's first lady Brigitte Macron, accusing her of mocking women protesting against a comedian who was previously accused of sexual assault as "fucking bitches".
Hackers threaten to expose Pornhub users
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Hackers threaten to expose Pornhub users

Hackers have obtained data from more than 200 million users on Pornhub, one of the world's most visited porn sites.
South Africa wants to repatriate citizens from Russia
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South Africa wants to repatriate citizens from Russia

The South African government is in talks with Russia to bring home the 17 citizens believed to have been tricked into the Russian army.
Putin attacks Europe's "little pigs"
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Putin attacks Europe's "little pigs"

Russian President Vladimir Putin calls European leaders “little pigs” and speaks confidently of victory. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj sees Wednesday’s Russian move as a signal that Russia intends to continue the invasion
Schoolmates demand apology from Farage
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Schoolmates demand apology from Farage

Nigel Farage, the leader of the British Reform Party, has been accused of racism and anti-Semitism during his teenage years. Farage himself claims that he did not “directly” target anyone
Trump takes action against AI regulation
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Trump takes action against AI regulation

Donald Trump has signed a presidential decree that will prevent states from regulating AI, according to The Guardian, among others.
Trump has received a counterproposal – may come to Europe
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Trump has received a counterproposal – may come to Europe

US President Donald Trump has been informed of European counter-proposals on Ukraine, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced. Trump could possibly come to Europe next week
Heavy pressure on referees: Don't prevent sending-offs
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Heavy pressure on referees: Don't prevent sending-offs

Do not prevent the deportation of criminals, urge powerful countries in Europe – including Sweden. They now want to see changes made to the European Convention on Human Rights
Authorities warn: Don't eat uncooked bananas
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Authorities warn: Don't eat uncooked bananas

A massive clean-up effort is underway along the beaches of southern England, with rotting bananas washing up after a cargo ship spilled 16 containers of the fruit.
"Jesus" makes a heroic portrait of Bolsonaro
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"Jesus" makes a heroic portrait of Bolsonaro

Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ," is portraying Brazil's former president in a "heroic" biopic, The Guardian reports.
Zelensky: No legal right to give up land
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Zelensky: No legal right to give up land

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is meeting with key European leaders in both London and Brussels on Monday. Difficult issues around territories and security guarantees remain to be resolved within the framework of the peace negotiations
Freed after art attack: "Can be interpreted as a signal"
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Freed after art attack: "Can be interpreted as a signal"

Six climate activists charged with vandalism of a Monet painting at the National Museum have been acquitted by the Stockholm District Court. One could interpret this as a signal that it is okay to do this, says Per Hedström, former acting superintendent of the National Museum
Tributes paid to photographer Martin Parr's death
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Tributes paid to photographer Martin Parr's death

British photographer Martin Parr has died at the age of 73. Known for his humorous and colorful portrayal of British society, while also critically examining consumer society, he helped change documentary photography
Seal pup went to the pub – lured out with salmon
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Seal pup went to the pub – lured out with salmon

A pub in Richmond, New Zealand, got an unexpected visitor – a baby seal that had wandered into the bar stools. At first I thought it was a dog
Discovering Russian submarines every week
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Discovering Russian submarines every week

The Swedish navy detects Russian submarines in the Baltic Sea almost every week. It is very common, the navy's chief of operations Marko Petkovic told The Guardian
The expert on the Eurovision crisis: "A shock"
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The expert on the Eurovision crisis: "A shock"

The boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest is sending shockwaves through Europe, according to expert Dean Vuletic. It was expected, but when the news sinks in that four countries will indeed boycott, many people become concerned, he tells TT
Man arrested – believed to have swallowed Fabergé jewelry in store
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Man arrested – believed to have swallowed Fabergé jewelry in store

A New Zealand man is accused of stealing a pendant worth just over 181,000 kronor – by swallowing it, reports The Guardian.
Zelenskyy: The war must end as soon as possible
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Zelenskyy: The war must end as soon as possible

Volodymyr Zelenskyy expects to have a conversation with his American counterpart Donald Trump on “key issues” such as security guarantees and territory. The Ukrainian leader said this together with French President Emmanuel Macron at a press conference in Paris
Trump launches new attack on media - shame list
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Trump launches new attack on media - shame list

President Donald Trump's war on the press is taking on new forms. The White House is launching a section on its website where journalists and media outlets deemed objectionable are listed
Rooney: My books could be banned in the UK
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Rooney: My books could be banned in the UK

Sally Rooney's support for Palestine Action, which according to British law supports terror, could, according to the author herself, lead to her books disappearing from bookstores in the UK, writes The Guardian.
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