Thames Water creditors ‘will bid for company even if it is nationalised’
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Violence concerns grow in amateur soccer: Teeth lost, part of ear bitten off
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Financial stability at risk from artificial intelligence, says Bank of England
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‘Serious consequences’: Farage attacks Sky News after question about George Cottrell
The Guardian (UK)
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Four councillors quit after voting for rapist taxi driver to keep operator licence
Sky News (UK)
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Path for Le Pen to run in 2027 election after ruling
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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France's Le Pen says she's still running for president
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VVD again pushing ban on enforcement officers wearing headscarves, crosses
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Data centres account for 23% of electricity usage - CSO
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Last all-male conscript outpost in Finland opens to women
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Man set fire to car and robbed shop shortly after serving jail term for killing teenager
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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Blood test results from man who died in Co Cork pub ‘could take two months’
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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Woman seriously injured in Rotterdam industrial site stabbing; Suspect arrested
NL Times
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Online sexual violence directed at children becoming more common
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Top Boy actor denies raping woman in a car
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South Korean law targeting 'fake news' takes effect as journalists' groups raise concerns
Euronews
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Construction permit granted for massive data center in Amsterdam Zuidoost
NL Times
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Legislation will allow for planning on Irish unity - SF
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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Labour, Tories and Lib Dems refuse to stand in byelection with Farage’s resignation labelled ‘desperate stunt’ – as it happened
The Guardian (UK)
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Prince Harry loses lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher for invasion of privacy
France 24
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What really worries Reform about Posh George?
Politico Europe (UK)
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UK-based couple say overseas surrogacy agency made twins using wrong sperm
The Guardian (UK)
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Man dies following two-car crash in Co Waterford
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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Macron tours Damascus' Umayyad Mosque during Syria visit
Euronews
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Le Pen says she will appeal against conviction and run for French presidency – Europe live as it happened
The Guardian
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Netherlands recruited 29 top scientist leaving U.S. under Trump
NL Times
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Stubb to FT: Russian public turning against war
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UK house prices rise for first time since start of Iran war
The Guardian (UK)
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Drownings double in Finland during June compared to last year
Yle
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Heavily armed police rescue man, 33, from hostage situation in Tiel home; Five arrested
NL Times
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Allegation that physiotherapist ‘lightly spanked’ female patient not proven
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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Man due in court in connection with woman’s death in Portlaoise
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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'Prolonged spell' of warm weather expected - Met Éireann
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'Prolonged spell' of warm weather expected - Met Éireann
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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'Prolonged spell' of warm weather expected - Met Éireann
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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'Game changer' tests for endometriosis approved in UK
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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'Game-changer' tests for endometriosis approved in UK
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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US fans react as Belgium ends World Cup dream
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Majority of Dutch support hiking tax on big inheritances; 12% want to scrap it
NL Times
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Mbappé slams Paraguayan senator after racist abuse
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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Man, 60s, dies following Co Waterford collision
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Police shoot armed man on Rotterdam street
NL Times
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Argentina fans gather in Atlanta for traditional World Cup 'banderazo'
Euronews
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Sun stoppers: seven ways to keep your home cool this summer
The Guardian (UK)
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Man charged in connection with woman's death in Co Laois
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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Man, 72, charged with murder of his wife in Portlaoise
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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Man charged in connection with woman's death in Co Laois
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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Tuesday briefing: What challenges would Ed Miliband face as chancellor?
The Guardian (UK)
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San Fermín festival begins with Pamplona's famous bull run
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At least 18 wounded in Damascus blasts during Macron visit, Syrian officials say
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Rotterdam train traffic back to normal after week-long outage
NL Times
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Finland joins new defence financing group with UK, Poland and Netherlands
Yle
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Party Rock Anthem singer Lauren Bennett has died
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Giant Lego World Cup trophy unveiled in New York
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Office property development in Netherlands stalls as costs surge and demand weakens
NL Times
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US airman accused of exposing himself to 16-year-old girl avoided British trial
The Guardian (UK)
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June heatwave in UK led to ‘mass sleep deprivation’, poll suggests
The Guardian (UK)
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'No lasting peace' in the Middle East without a Palestinian state, Egypt's el-Sisi says
Euronews
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George Gibney faces justice after 50 years of evasion
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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Kildare school claims it is being ‘punished’ by department after enrolling extra class
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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‘We’re only half doing nightlife in Ireland’: campaigners call for reforms to move forward
The Irish Times (Ireland)
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NATO summit: Who is going and what can we expect?
RTE.ie (Ireland)
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Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong set for September sentencing in second national security case
Euronews
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More young people using electric bicycles, RIVM concerned
NL Times
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Rapid endometriosis tests to be made available on NHS in England and Wales
The Guardian (UK)
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Student loan promotion in England and Wales amounted to mis-selling, MPs say
The Guardian (UK)
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Nato braces for difficult summit as Trump puts pressure on spending
The Guardian
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‘I felt my spine and body split’: the woman who was hit by a child on a Lime bike – and denied compensation
The Guardian (UK)
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Europe faces up to prospect US may be unable to arm Nato allies
The Guardian
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Marine Le Pen’s political future at stake with ruling on electoral ban imminent
The Guardian
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