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EU rejects Belarus leader's inauguration
Alexander Lukashenko took the oath of office in secret after winning re-election in a disputed vote.
Dutch celebs get caught up in Covid rebellion
Young stars have been criticised after announcing they were abandoning efforts to combat the virus.
Doyenne of French song Juliette Gréco dies at 93
Her career spanned eight decades and she charmed audiences in France and beyond.
EU plans mandatory migrant pact to 'rebuild trust'
Member states will have to make "flexible contributions", but the plan has already drawn criticism.
Barcelona agree to sell Suarez to Atletico
Barcelona agree to allow Luis Suarez to join Atletico Madrid after a meeting with the striker's representatives.
Austrian government sued over Covid at ski resorts
The outbreak at the Ischgl resort in Tyrol has been linked to cases in 45 different countries.
Many firms 'have not considered Brexit effect'
Only half of UK firms that trade internationally have assessed the impact of Brexit, says a business group.
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EU rejects Belarus leader's inauguration
Alexander Lukashenko took the oath of office in secret after winning re-election in a disputed vote.
Dutch celebs get caught up in Covid rebellion
Young stars have been criticised after announcing they were abandoning efforts to combat the virus.
Doyenne of French song Juliette Gréco dies at 93
Her career spanned eight decades and she charmed audiences in France and beyond.
EU plans mandatory migrant pact to 'rebuild trust'
Member states will have to make "flexible contributions", but the plan has already drawn criticism.
Barcelona agree to sell Suarez to Atletico
Barcelona agree to allow Luis Suarez to join Atletico Madrid after a meeting with the striker's representatives.
Austrian government sued over Covid at ski resorts
The outbreak at the Ischgl resort in Tyrol has been linked to cases in 45 different countries.
Many firms 'have not considered Brexit effect'
Only half of UK firms that trade internationally have assessed the impact of Brexit, says a business group.
Dutch celebs get caught up in Covid rebellion
Young stars have been criticised after announcing they were abandoning efforts to combat the virus.
Doyenne of French song Juliette Gréco dies at 93
Her career spanned eight decades and she charmed audiences in France and beyond.
EU plans mandatory migrant pact to 'rebuild trust'
Member states will have to make "flexible contributions", but the plan has already drawn criticism.
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