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France will end healthcare refunds for homeopathic drugs

France will end healthcare refunds for homeopathic drugs

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Albanian opposition resume protest to oust PM

Albanian opposition resume protest to oust PM

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More than half of UK firms fear hit from post-Brexit immigration plan - survey

More than half of UK firms fear hit from post-Brexit immigration plan - survey

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Serena Williams fined €8,900 for damaging Wimbledon court

Serena Williams fined €8,900 for damaging Wimbledon court

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Deutsche Bank begins cutting 18,000 jobs

Deutsche Bank began cutting 18 thousand jobs globally. Whole teams were dismissed on Monday morning.

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UK firms cut investment plans as Brexit alarm hits new high - survey

UK firms cut investment plans as Brexit alarm hits new high - survey

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Murray confident of return to top of men's tennis

Murray confident of return to top of men's tennis

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German conservative boss warns coalition partners on Europe

German conservative boss warns coalition partners on Europe

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Deutsche Bank to cut 18,000 jobs in 7.4 billion euro overhaul

Deutsche Bank to cut 18,000 jobs in 7.4 billion euro overhaul

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Nearly half of young European Jews face antisemitic harassment: study

44% of young Europeans Jews face antisemitic harassment and almost half don't wear clothing identified with their religion because of fears over their safety, a new EU report found.

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Why was there a spike in pollution during the European heatwave?

Increasingly, Peuch said, we are becoming aware that even low levels of pollutants pose health risks.

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Watch: How the June heatwave unleashed a pollution bloom over Europe

June's extreme weather led to high concentrations of atmospheric ozone in central Europe. This animation shows how this harmful gas evolved through the week.

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School girl Gauff turfs idol Venus out of Wimbledon

School girl Gauff turfs idol Venus out of Wimbledon

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French police probed over rough break-up of climate demo

French police probed over rough break-up of climate demo

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Watch: Capitals across Europe celebrate Pride

North Macedonia, a typically conservative Balkan country, held its first Gay Pride Parade on Saturday.

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Suspected missile hits Northern Cyprus, according to local officials

Unidentified object crashes in Cyprus, no casualties - officials

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Czech PM warns of snap election if coalition crumbles

Czech PM warns of snap election if coalition crumbles

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LGBTQ Pride parades held in capitals across Europe

In the socially conserative Balkan state of North Macedonia it was the first LGBTQ Pride parade ever.

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Jailed British-Iranian aid worker ends hunger strike, husband says

Jailed British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has ended a hunger strike in Tehran designed to push for her release, her husband told the BBC on Saturday.

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EU's Juncker says trade deal with Mercosur signals open, fair trade

A new free-trade deal between the European Union and South American countries shows that agreements can be reached and mutually beneficial compromises can be reached, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Saturday.