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Aberdeen sack Robinson after league slump
Aberdeen sack head coach Stephen Robinson after dropping to second bottom of the Scottish Premiership.
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Cyberattacks against supermarket fridges: France accuses Iran
The head of French diplomacy, Jean-Noël Barrot, said Monday that Iran was responsible for the cyberattack against supermarket refrigerators that took place in October in France. Investigating judges have just been appointed to investigate this attack involving a cyber unit of the Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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International
EU to crack down on influencer marketing
The EU will clamp down on influencer marketing and ban online features that trick Europeans under plans to overhaul the bloc's consumer protection rules, according to documents seen by AFP on Monday.
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Türkiye plans to electrify more than a third of the economy by 2035 at the start of COP31
La conferencia climática COP31 comenzó este lunes en la ciudad turca de Antalya con un llamado de Turquía y la ONU a acelerar la electrificación de la economía, reducir las emisiones de metano y facilitar…
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Science
Medical breakthrough offers hope to people with same stiff person syndrome as Céline Dion
Some patients with autoimmune condition in the trial have been able to return to work and resume hobbies Doctors have made a potentially significant breakthrough in the hunt for a treatment for stiff person syndrome, the autoimmune condition that affects the singer Céline Dion. Stiff person syndrome (SPS) is a rare disease that attacks the central nervous system and can cause devastating rigidity throughout the body and painful muscle spasms. Despite decades of research, there is no cure. Continue reading...
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International
Iran's Revolutionary Guards behind cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, says French FM
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on Monday accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of being behind a recent cyberattack on French supermarket fridges, saying there would be consequences for the country. The…
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International
Producer prices in China record their biggest rise in four years
Producer prices in China rose to their highest level in four years in October due to a spike in energy costs, according to official data released Monday.
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The hottest product in Britain this year? A 2kg bag of ice
As the UK endured record-breaking temperatures this summer, nothing grew in popularity on Deliveroo like sacks of sweet relief from the supermarket Iceland
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Manchester United, Aston Villa and the unseriousness of a 4-4 draw
In today’s Football Daily: Just another day in chaos paradise
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Razor-tight Mississippi Senate race sparks ballot battle - could there be a recount?
Lawyers for both campaigns in Mississippi's US Senate race are preparing for a possible legal battle as the close count continues.
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Entertainment
Hometown glory? Norwegian library unveils £100k history book donated by Erling Haaland
Rare 16th-century edition of Viking royal sagas given to Bryne by Manchester City footballer and his father At his local library in the southern Norwegian town of Bryne, the father of superstar striker Erling Haaland made a confession. “Sometimes my son and I are a little impulsive,” Alf Inge Haaland, known as Alfie, told the assembled crowd on Monday morning. The spontaneous act in question was the purchase of the only surviving privately owned edition of a 1594 book, Snorre Sturlasons Kongesagaer (Snorre Sturlason’s Royal Sagas). The auction purchase for 1.3m Norwegian kroner (£103,000) was
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Three things that the Brazilian F1 Grand Prix left behind
Lando Norris won the Brazilian Grand Prix and the Mercedes of the new world champion, Kimi Antonelli, took the constructors' title, but it was Max Verstappen who sent the message on Sunday...
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