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Practising his best mooves: Farmer skates in front of his cows
Pablo Pato uses the cowshed on the cattle farm to practice his grinds and spins, racing along past his audience of cows after clearing up after them and sweeping the hay out of the way.
Barbarin resigns after receiving suspended prison sentence
A French court convicted him on Thursday of failing to report allegations of sexual abuse of boy scouts in his diocese in the 1980s and early 1990s, by a priest who is due to go on trial later this year.
Footballer booked for climbing ladder to change score after penalty
A player took it upon himself to change the score on the scoreboard after dispatching a crucial 80th minute penalty.
What is Italy's new 'Citizens' Income' scheme? | Euronews Answers
The government says those who take part will be signing an employment pact or a social inclusion pact, with recipients expected to retrain and get back into the work force.
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'Incredible' treasure trove discovered under Chichen Itza in Mexico
Archaeologists rediscovered a cave underneath Mexico’s most famous Mayan ruins, contending with a venomous snake and narrow crawlspaces to gain access.
How much does mobile data cost across Europe?
The cost of 1GB of mobile data across Europe has been revealed, with Greeks paying by far the most, and Ukrainians the least.
Balloons deadliest risk to seabirds ingesting ocean plastic
Seabirds are much more likely to die from ingesting balloon fragments than hard plastics, researchers have found.
Asteroids harder to break up than previously thought, study finds
A new study suggests the humanity-saving heroics depicted in movies such as "Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" could be even trickier than they seem.
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