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Now playing Next Germany It's as real as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will ever get It looked like a scene from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. A street in a small town near Dortmund, Germany, had a ‘river’ of chocolate after a local factory spill. 12/12/2018
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Now playing Next world news New ‘cheese churros’ cause tension between UK and Spain British supermarket Morrisons announced the creation this Christmas of "delicious" cheese churros. But Spanish social media users aren't happy. 23/11/2018
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