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As Ukraine seeks permission to use long-range missiles against Russian targets, tensions escalate. President Biden and UK Prime Minister Starmer are set to discuss missile use amid Russian threats of direct NATO involvement in the conflict. Putin warns that such actions would change the nature of the war, implicating NATO countries directly.
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As tourism surges in Europe, cities like Barcelona and Lanzarote face backlash from residents over housing shortages and environmental concerns. Protests against overtourism have intensified, prompting local governments to implement new regulations on short-term rentals and luxury hotel expansions. Meanwhile, Guantánamo Bay's migrant facility remains a controversial topic in U.S. immigration policy.
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Recent trends indicate a rise in solo dining and early meals, particularly in Auckland and the UK. As societal norms shift, more individuals are embracing these practices for personal enjoyment and health benefits. This article explores the cultural implications and changing attitudes towards dining alone and at earlier hours.
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An EasyJet flight from London Gatwick to Basel was diverted to Lyon after delays caused by air traffic control restrictions. The aircraft could not land in Basel due to a noise curfew, leading to a lengthy bus journey for passengers. This incident highlights ongoing air traffic control issues affecting travel plans during the August bank holiday.
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A passenger was arrested at Melbourne Airport after exiting Jetstar Flight JQ507 through an emergency exit, walking along the wing, and climbing down a jet engine. The incident occurred on August 22, 2024, following erratic behavior that alarmed other passengers. Authorities are investigating further.
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As Labour's new government grapples with a £22 billion fiscal shortfall, Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasizes the need for tough economic decisions. Union leaders express concern over potential austerity measures, particularly cuts to winter fuel payments for pensioners, which could impact vulnerable populations this winter.
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Netflix has confirmed a fifth season of 'Emily in Paris,' following the show's successful fourth season, which premiered five new episodes on September 12, 2024. The upcoming season will see Emily Cooper navigating life and love in Rome while maintaining her ties to Paris.
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Brigitte Macron makes a cameo as herself in the fourth season of Netflix's 'Emily in Paris.' The episode features her interacting with lead character Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins. The cameo was inspired by Macron's admiration for the show, which has faced criticism for its portrayal of Parisian life.
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The future of Ryder Cup captaincy is under scrutiny as Ian Poulter expresses hopes to lead Europe despite his LIV Golf affiliation. Rory McIlroy and others weigh in on the challenges of integrating LIV players into the team dynamic ahead of the 2025 event at Bethpage Black.
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Pope Francis advised American Catholics to choose the 'lesser evil' in the upcoming elections, criticizing both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for their stances on migration and abortion. He emphasized the moral implications of their policies during a press conference on his return from Asia.
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The famous 1941 portrait of Winston Churchill, stolen from the Fairmont Château Laurier Hotel in Ottawa, has been recovered in Italy. The portrait, taken by Yousuf Karsh, was sold at auction without the buyers' knowledge of its theft. It is set to return to Canada for display.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Italy discussing migration strategies with PM Giorgia Meloni. He expressed interest in Italy's significant reduction in illegal crossings and its controversial asylum processing deal with Albania, while facing backlash from within his party regarding collaboration with Meloni's right-wing government.