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Inventor, who killed Swedish journalist Kim Wall in 2017, makes dash for freedom.
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Experts say the milestone is just the tip of the iceberg with the actual total far higher.
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Experts say a potential overlap between Covid-19 and influenza would be a disaster.
Analysis: Restructuring after Covid will matter more than recovery
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Sweden mulls 'local lockdowns' as Covid cases rise
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Spanish royal scandal: 'Like Wallis and Meghan, I was blamed'
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Threat of double-dip recession rises in Europe
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Suspect in teacher's beheading in France was Chechen teen
Beheading suspect was an 18-year-old Chechen refugee unknown to intelligence services.
Yodellers blamed for worst Covid supercluster in Europe
Masks weren't compulsory at a Swiss yodel 'musical' that sparked a surge in Covid cases.
US, Europe reel as Covid-19 infections surge
Global cases hit all-time highs as Covid storms back across the Northern Hemisphere.
Covid-19: Europe reels under new record cases
New restrictions as record daily highs hit Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy and Poland.
Post-Brexit trade talks between UK and EU stall
Fundamental disagreements on trade policy continue to stall talks between the UK and EU.
Europe, which thought it had the virus tamed, faces a resurgence
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European governments are scrambling to prevent another round of complete shutdowns.
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Highest weekly level of infections on the Continent since the start of the pandemic.
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The beach was reclaimed from by decades-old, snake-infested undergrowth and ruins.
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Tom Cruise spotted on Orient Express - literally
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EU takes legal action against UK over planned Brexit bill
The EU action underscored the worsening relations with Britain.
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As Europe's coronavirus cases rise, so do voices crying hoax
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Vatican cardinal pushes back after pope fires him in scandal
It's alleged he embezzled Holy See money but has denied he did anything wrong.
WHO issues frightening virus warning
Coronavirus infections are soaring across Europe and the US — and WHO has a warning.
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Hundreds of teachers' jobs at risk as foreign students dwindle
Banning foreign students may cost hundreds of teachers' jobs.
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China, seeking a friend in Europe, finds rising anger and frustration
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Even as cases rise, Europe is learning to live with coronavirus
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