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<p>A man stands among flooded cars piled up in Valencia, Spain</p>
Europe

Spain struggles to get children back to school after deadly floods

<p>A derailed tram has driven into a building in the center of Oslo, Norway on October 29, 2024</p>
Europe

Tram crashes through shop window in central Oslo

<p>Henan Lidyuk, the mother of triplets Najwan, Najme and Nur, has video calls with her babies thanks to social workers as three Palestinian mothers from the Gaza Strip gave birth to five babies in August-September 2023 at Makassed Hospital in Jerusalem on August 27, 2024</p>
Middle East

Mother stuck in Gaza separated from triplets after premature birth

<p>Spanish farmer and lodging entrepreneur David Jimenez, 48, shows crushed olive stones, which he uses as biomass to combust in a boiler for producing electricity and heat for his farmhouse tourist rental, at Aceites Algarinejo agricultural cooperative, in Montefrio, near Granada</p>
Europe

Spain’s olive oil producers are turning to stones for fuel

<p>An Air Canada Boeing B777-300 landing in Montreal</p>
News & Advice

Air Canada prepares to shut down as pilots strike over pay

<p>Pens for the diabetes drug Ozempic sit on a production line at Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk’s site in Hillerod, Denmark </p>
Health and Wellbeing

How criminal gangs are spreading dangerous fake Ozempic

<p>A country’s flag flies in front of the embassy of China in Berlin, Germany</p>
China

China warns students of ‘beautiful women and handsome guys’

<p>Italy PM Giorgia Meloni </p>
Europe

Tiny Italian school centre of latest bizarre culture war battle

<p>Amazon is hoping to use AI to turn its Alexa voice assistant into a more of a conversationalist (Andrew Matthews/PA)</p>
Tech

Amazon to make huge changes to Alexa after turning to new AI system

<p>Jamaican officials work at a crime scene in Clarendon, Jamaica on Wednesday after gunmen opened fire at a birthday party, killing seven before an eighth victim died in a separate shooting</p>
World

Jamaica declares state of emergency after night of killings

<p>Reports of spiking went up fivefold in the UK between 2018 and 2022</p>
Europe

Techno festival becomes first to test for spiked drinks

<p>Saipan is a small island in the Western Pacific Ocean, part of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands</p>
World

The island that will host the final act of Julian Assange’s odyssey

News

How climate change is hitting vulnerable Indonesian trans sex workers

News

How climate change is hitting vulnerable Indonesian trans sex workers

<p>A decison around Donanemab has been delayed </p>
Health

US delays decision over drug that could be used to cure Alzheimer’s

<p>Fireworks explode over the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge as New Year's Eve celebrations begin in Sydney</p>
World

Omicron dampens New Year celebrations as world ushers in 2022

Desmond Tutu: 'It is insulting to all South Africans to be asked to stomach legislation that could be used to outlaw whistle-blowing and investigative journalism'
Africa

Desmond Tutu: Anti-apartheid champion who fought for ‘Rainbow Nation’

<p>Camera positioned outside the Palace of Westminster in London</p>
UK

Half of London councils ‘use technology linked to Uighur oppression’

<p>Camera positioned outside the Palace of Westminster in London</p>
UK

Half of London councils ‘use technology linked to Uighur oppression’

UK

French riot police fail to break up lorry blockade: British drivers

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