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Sarah Rainsford: My last despatch before Russian expulsion
The BBC's Moscow correspondent files her final despatch after more than 20 years reporting in Russia.
Oil slick from Syria spreads across Mediterranean
Modelling suggests fuel that leaked from a power plant last week will soon reach northern Cyprus.
Berlin's university canteens go almost meat-free
The new menus are designed to reduce the carbon footprint of universities in the German capital.
Irish population tops 5m for first time since 1851
There were also 742,300 people living in the Republic Ireland aged 65 and over in April, figures show.
Ryanair predicts rapid rebound in airline travel
The budget carrier will launch 14 new routes from London airports this winter, creating 500 new jobs.
EU recommends new Covid travel restrictions for US
The European Union has recommend barring American travellers as US hospital admissions peak.
Thunberg: Scotland not world leader on climate change
Speaking ahead of Glasgow's COP26, the activist says no country in the "global north" is doing enough.
Oil slick from Syria spreads across Mediterranean
Modelling suggests fuel that leaked from a power plant last week will soon reach northern Cyprus.
Berlin's university canteens go almost meat-free
The new menus are designed to reduce the carbon footprint of universities in the German capital.
Irish population tops 5m for first time since 1851
There were also 742,300 people living in the Republic Ireland aged 65 and over in April, figures show.
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