South Korean environmental activists protest against Japan's plan to dump radioactive water from Fukushima into the sea on World Oceans Day.

The defendants are accused of supplying horsemeat unfit for human consumption across Europe.

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The man was ordered to pay 10% of his income to a charity that supports victims of abuse.

Spain wastes 1.36 million tonnes of food and drink each year, its government says.

Years of cost cuts left medics submerged when the COVID-19 pandemic hit and are now forcing emergency rooms to cut services.

The haul is reported to be one of the largest-ever drug busts in Europe with an estimated street value of €240 million.

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Traditional bullfighting was held in Rawalpindi, Pakistan with the participation of over 100 farmers.

The alleged gunman and getaway driver both face a maximum life sentence if convicted.

The no-confidence motion, which targeted Swedish Justice Minister Morgan Johansson, failed by just one vote.

Two people were killed when two cargo vessels collided in the Baltic Sea last December.

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"Black Chapel" is this year's pavilion of the Serpentine, a London-based art gallery.

It's been over 100 days since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. Amid the despair and destruction, there have been moments of love, humanity and heroism. Here are some of the most inspiring stories to come out of the war.

When 7-year-old Iranian child Raha Ghorbani gets into her father's car, she goes straight for the driver's seat and performs drifts. The child participates as a guest in Tehran's racing events, and dreams of becoming a racing champion herself one da...

The war in Ukraine and its knock-on effects have forced Bosnian Serb nationalists to delay plans to pull their region out of Bosnia's national institutions, it's been claimed.

Thomas Brail is perched on a two hundred year old plane tree at the foot of the Eiffel Tower to warn of the "ravages of industrial tree cutting".

"Maybe it's easier not to listen to the truth," the ambassador was told as he walked out of the meeting amid strong criticism of Russia's war in Ukraine.

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"These allegations fit in nicely in a depiction of Russian soldiers as beasts and brute barbarians, orchestrated by Western spin doctors - exactly like the Goebbels henchmen did at the close of WWII," said Nebenzya.

10 graduates of the Kharkiv №134 school danced a waltz on the ruins of their school.

An abortion rights activist was arrested outside the Supreme Court on Monday after chaining himself to a fence.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed to fight to recover all of the country's territory occupied by Russian forces.

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Boris Johnson to remain as UK PM after securing the backing of Conservative MPs

Activists say that allowing doctors to record information on pregnancies will detect possible illegal abortions.

The French president has been strongly criticised after repeatedly stressing the need to chart a diplomatic path with Russia once the fighting ends in Ukraine.

“Kyiv maybe 2,000 kilometres away from here, they too, right now, today, are experiencing the same horrors as the French citizens experienced in World War II at the hands of the Nazi invader.”

The vote seemingly aimed to weaken the grip of former strongman Nursultan Nazarbayev.

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Residents stuck inside a compound hit by a virus outbreak shout at hazmat clad officials nearly a week after Shanghai's much vaunted reopening, as fears grow that some city neighbourhoods are swiftly returning to lockdown.

Police used tear gas to prevent around 2,000 demonstrators from entering parliament during a debate.

Senior MEPs have criticised von der Leyen for approving Poland's recovery plan despite concerns over its rule of law provisions.

Cheese rolling returned to Gloucester on Sunday (5th June) with hopefuls gathering at Coopers Hill in Brockworth to chase the 3.6kg Double Gloucester down the 200 yard hill.

Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro closed their airspace, preventing Russia's foreign minister from visiting Serbia.

A judge in Baghdad found retired geologist Jim Fitton, 66, guilty of criminal intent to smuggle artefacts older than 200 years old out of the country.

“No matter what, this country shall never give in to evil and wicked people, and darkness will never overcome light," said Nigeria's president, responding to the attack.

Several dozen World War II veterans are expected to attend D-Day commemoration ceremonies Monday in France, as crowds return for the 78th anniversary. Visits and services have for two years been reduced to a minimum due to COVID-19 restrictions.

A military re-enactment parade filled the French Normandy town of Sainte-Mere-Eglise on the eve of the 78th D-Day anniversary. This was the first French village to be liberated from Nazi occupation. The people here have not forgotten their gratitude....

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Brakes on some models may have what is called "advanced corrosion", the German carmaker said.

The storms were so intense that half-a-metre-high piles of hailstones formed in some places.

Ukraine war: 'We must live for the children', Zelenskyy says in visit to east

The ballot takes place on Monday evening, after at least 15% of his own Members of Parliament submitted letters calling for a vote of confidence in his leadership.

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Ukraine's president described Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk as "dead cities" on Monday, but insisted they had "every chance" of fighting back against Russian attacks.

The King of Clay has won in Paris, again.

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On 6 June 1944, Allied troops landed on the five beaches carried by 7,000 boats. On that single day, 4,414 Allied soldiers lost their lives and more than 5,000 were wounded.