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A Glasgow museum pays tribute to late designer Mary Quant
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Europe’s Largest Country Music Festival to return in March 2023
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These smart European cities are helping residents to save energy
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Football fans swarm to sunny Seville ahead of Europa League final
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Where do all the words and numbers we heard at COP26 leave us?
For the first time in a UN climate agreement, all four drafts of the Pact – including the final version – contained a statement on fossil fuels. Unfortunately, this final statement was heavily watered down.