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UK public urged to keep eyes peeled for washed-up bananas
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South Korea chip giant SK hynix mulls US stock market listing
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Captain Cummins back in Australia squad for third Ashes Test
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NFL Colts to bring 44-year-old QB Rivers out of retirement: reports
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West Indies 92-2 after being asked to bat in second New Zealand Test
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Ruckus in Brazil Congress over bid to reduce Bolsonaro jail term
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ExxonMobil slows low-carbon investment push through 2030
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Liverpool's Slot swerves further Salah talk after late Inter win
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Maresca concerned as Atalanta fight back to beat Chelsea
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Liverpool edge Inter in Champions League as Chelsea lose in Italy
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Spurs sink Slavia Prague to boost last-16 bid in front of Son
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Arsenal ensure Women's Champions League play-off berth
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Canada launches billion dollar plan to recruit top researchers
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Liverpool defy Salah crisis by beating Inter Milan in Champions League
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Honduran leader alleges vote tampering, US interference
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De Ketelaere inspires Atalanta fightback to beat Chelsea
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Kounde double helps Barcelona claim Frankfurt comeback win
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US Supreme Court weighs campaign finance case
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Zelensky says ready to hold Ukraine elections, with US help
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Autistic Scottish artist Nnena Kalu smashes Turner Prize 'glass ceiling'
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Trump slams 'decaying' and 'weak' Europe
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Injury-hit Arsenal in 'dangerous circle' but Arteta defends training methods
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Karl and Gnabry spark Bayern to comeback win over Sporting
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Thousands flee DR Congo fighting as M23 closes on key city
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Indigenous artifacts returned by Vatican unveiled in Canada
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Ivory Coast recall Zaha for AFCON title defence
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Communist vs Catholic - Chile prepares to choose a new president
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Trump's FIFA peace prize breached neutrality, claims rights group
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NHL 'optimistic' about Olympic rink but could pull out
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Thousands reported to have fled DR Congo fighting as M23 closes on key city
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Three face German court on Russia spying charges
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Amy Winehouse's father sues star's friends for auctioning her clothes
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Woltemade's 'British humour' helped him fit in at Newcastle - Howe
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UK trial opens in dispute over Jimi Hendrix recordings
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Pandya blitz helps India thrash South Africa in T20 opener
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Zelensky says will send US revised plan to end Ukraine war
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Miami's Messi wins second consecutive MLS MVP award
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Trump slams 'decaying' Europe and pushes Ukraine on elections
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TotalEnergies in deal for Namibia offshore oil field
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Jesus added to Arsenal's Champions League squad
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Red Bull part ways with influential advisor Marko
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India's biggest airline IndiGo says operations 'back to normal'
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Venezuela's 'joropo' dance declared a UNESCO treasure
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Salah trains in Liverpool as Saudis plan winter transfer move
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Police raid Argentine football HQ, clubs in graft probe
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Ukraine should hold elections, Trump says
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Anguished Sri Lankans queue for care after deadly cyclone
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Save the Elephants founder Iain Douglas-Hamilton dies at 83
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Why west African troops overturned Benin's coup but watched others pass by
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Microsoft announces $17.5 bn investment in India, its 'largest ever' in Asia
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Top French court studies fate of 'Europe's largest' hippo Jumbo
France's top administrative court is to decide if a three-tonne hippopotamus called Jumbo should be freed after decades working as "the largest hippo in Europe" for a family circus.
Biden admin unveils strict auto standards to speed electric shift
President Joe Biden's administration announced Wednesday revised pollution standards for cars and trucks meant to accelerate the US auto industry's shift to electric to mitigate climate change.
Vietnam farmers struggle for fresh water as drought brings salinisation
Every day, farmer Nguyen Hoai Thuong prays in vain for rain to fall on the cracked dry earth of her garden in Vietnam's Mekong Delta -- the country's "rice bowl" agricultural heartland.
European plastics industry 'in trouble' as market share falls
Europe's share of global plastics production has fallen while China's output now accounts for a third, an industry report showed Tuesday.
Climate activists disrupt Rome marathon
will Three activists from climate movement Last Generation briefly interrupted the Rome marathon on Sunday before police arrested them, the group said.
In Chile, a lawyer and his dog 'plog' to raise recycling awareness
It's still dark out, but Chilean lawyer Gonzalo Chiang and his dog Sam are already out jogging and collecting rubbish in Santiago's largest park.
Darwin's Galapagos island species, protected yet still at risk
Industrial fishing boats hover menacingly on the edges of Ecuador's Galapagos Marine Reserve, where schools of multicolored fish and hammerhead sharks frolic in the protected Pacific waters.
Thai tourist hotspot Chiang Mai tops world's most polluted cities
Thai tourist hotspot Chiang Mai was blanketed by hazy smog Friday, as residents and visitors to the usually picturesque northern city were left wheezing in the toxic air.
Turkish ministers in Baghdad talks ahead of Erdogan visit
A high-ranking Turkish delegation held talks in Baghdad on Thursday, discussing key security and energy issues ahead of an expected visit by Turkey's president, Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said.
Rangers hunt endangered Indonesian tigers after deadly attacks
Indonesian rangers along with an animal whisperer are hunting multiple critically endangered Sumatran tigers after two villagers were recently killed in separate attacks that stoked local anger, officials said Thursday.
Paris 2024 hopes to be model for lower-carbon Olympics
This year's Paris Olympics will use renewable energy, serve lots of vegetarian meals and heavily restrict plastic bottles, but can an event involving so much construction and international travel ever be environmentally sustainable?
Adagio in sea: Coral larvae 'settle near sounds of healthy reefs'
Audio recordings of healthy reefs -- an underwater chorus of fish songs and crackles from snapping shrimp -- may help efforts to restore coral ecosystems harmed by climate and human impacts, scientists said Wednesday.
Giant redwoods thriving in the UK: experts
Endangered giant redwood trees are thriving in the UK but could also be significantly contributing to capturing carbon emissions, according to research published on Wednesday.
Musk visits Tesla's sabotage-hit German factory
Elon Musk travelled Wednesday to Tesla's factory near Berlin to lend his workers "support" after the plant was forced to halt production by a suspected arson attack on nearby power lines.
Water cuts add to frustrations ahead of S.Africa vote
Anger is mounting in some Johannesburg districts left without water for more than a week, fewer than three months before general elections marked by voter discontent with South Africa's failing infrastructure.
Smog and sick kids: Thai pupils endure air pollution
Hundreds of Thai children strain to sing the national anthem, reedy voices and fragile lungs competing against eight lanes of belching traffic next to their school's open atrium in central Bangkok.
Colombia's Caribbean jewel slowly sinking as sea waters rise
A skeleton lies exposed to the elements as turquoise Caribbean waters lap the shores near a shattered tomb -- a grisly reminder that the Colombian city of Cartagena is slowly being swallowed by the sea.
Poo bags and trackers: Nepal orders new Everest rules
Nepal has ordered Everest mountaineers to carry mandatory trackers after one of the deadliest seasons last year -- and remove their excrement using compostable bags similar to those used for dog waste.
Flying high: UK's modern-day green airship takes shape
Britain's innovative Airlander 10 airship could soon take to the skies to offer leisure passengers panoramic views and far less pollution than traditional aircraft, according to its manufacturer.
'It was an oasis': Mexico City frets about water
Agustin Garcia looks with dismay at the dry bed of the lake where he once fished for a living -- a symptom of the water problems facing Mexico and its capital, one of the world's biggest cities.
Greenpeace calls for high seas protected area in Galapagos
Greenpeace on Monday called for the creation of a high seas marine protected zone under a new UN treaty to secure a much wider area around Ecuador's famous Galapagos archipelago.
Youths having to grow up 'too quickly' amid climate fears: Thunberg
Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg said Monday that young people like her have had to grow up "too quickly" to resolve a climate crisis caused by previous generations.
Paris must have 'plan B' for open water swimming: Olympic champ Cunha
Brazilian swimmer Ana Marcela Cunha, the reigning Olympic open water champion, has called on organisers of this year's Paris Games to draw up a "plan B" in case events cannot be held in the Seine due to poor water quality.
Warmest US winter on record
This winter was the warmest ever recorded in the United States, data showed Friday -- the latest sign the world is moving towards an unprecedented era as a result of the climate crisis.
Australia's Great Barrier Reef in grip of 'mass bleaching event'
A "mass bleaching event" is unfolding on Australia's famed Great Barrier Reef, authorities said Friday, as warming seas threaten the spectacular home to thousands of marine species.
'Mass bleaching event' under way on Australia's Great Barrier Reef
A "mass bleaching event" is unfolding on Australia's famed Great Barrier Reef, authorities said Friday, as warming seas threaten the spectacular home to thousands of marine species.
Kala, rare Sumatran tiger cub, makes her debut in Rome
A run around and a cuddle with dad -- Rome zoo's new Sumatran tiger cub made her public debut Thursday, three months after her birth boosted the critically endangered species.
February marks 9th straight month of record-smashing global heat: climate monitor
Last month was the warmest February on record globally, the ninth straight month of historic high temperatures across the planet as climate change steers the world into "uncharted territory", Europe's climate monitor said Thursday.
Birds, beetles, bugs could help replace pesticides: study
Natural predators like birds, beetles and bugs might be an effective alternative to pesticides, keeping crop-devouring pests populations down while boosting crop yields, researchers said Wednesday.
Prague, Berlin zoos to reintroduce wild horses to Kazakhstan
Prague zoo said Tuesday it would transport eight endangered wild horses to a Kazakhstan steppe in June in a joint project with the Tierpark Berlin zoo.
Climbers to pay $13 fee on popular Mount Fuji trail
Hikers using the most popular route to climb Japan's Mount Fuji will be charged $13 each from July, with numbers capped to ease congestion and improve safety, a regional official said Tuesday.
Volcano on uninhabited Galapagos island spews lava
A volcano on an uninhabited island of Ecuador's famous Galapagos archipelago is spewing lava, authorities said Sunday, potentially threatening an array of unique animal species.