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Fire, ambulance and police departments from across Europe have got involved.
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The event marked the celebration of British eccentricities. The extravagant "Chap Olympiad" saw competition participants try to outdo each other in unconventional "sporting" competitions.
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Most people want higher taxes for the rich, finds 21-country poll
The OECD surveyed 22,000 people in 21 wealthy countries. It found that 68% of respondents are in favour of higher taxes for the rich.
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The 16th edition of the event ended on Sunday with joy for hosts Mexico, after their men’s and women’s sides were named winners.
Indonesia’s struggle to end human shackling
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Istanbul cafe employs Down syndrome staff
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China's experiment in social engineering holds grim portent for the world
What you buy, what you read, where you go, who you talk to; it all counts as credits or penalities in China's vast new monitoring system, and your results can determine your basic freedoms.
Russians rally against changes to retirement age
Tens of thousands of Russians have joined nationwide rallies to protest against an unpopular pension reform plan that will raise the retirement age.
Women may have to quit work to care for ageing relatives after Brexit
Women in England may have to give up work to look after their elderly relatives unless care workers from the European Union are given priority after Brexit, ministers have warned.
#Europeanheros: the social worker who carries every case in her heart
Elvira Monreal Rodríguez talks to Euronews about the fight that exists within every human being, and the pleasure that she takes in awakening it.
#Europeanheroes: the youth worker who likes surprises
Our fifth #Europeanhero is a youth worker in Sweden. He believes everyone has good in them, and that a smile or a kind word may be all that is required to bring it out.
Helping eradicate homelessness: our #Europeanhero from Finland
Juha Kaakinen is an architect and leading proponent of the "Housing First" approach in Finland. As CEO of the Y Foundation, he helps to provide permanent housing for the homeless, bringing dignity to people's lives, and drastically cutting the number of rough sleepers.
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A new, dangerous class has emerged amid growing inequalities and insecurities.