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Former French President Sarkozy released from prison pending appeal in conspiracy case

France’s former President Nicolas Sarkozy has departed a Paris prison after an appeals court granted him release under judicial supervision, less that three weeks after he began serving a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy in a scheme to finance his 2007 election campaign with funds from Libya

Former French President Sarkozy released from prison pending appeal in conspiracy case
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BBC faces leadership crisis after news bosses quit over Trump speech edit and bias claims

The BBC faces a leadership crisis after two top executives resigned over accusations of bias in editing a speech by former U.S. President Donald Trump

BBC faces leadership crisis after news bosses quit over Trump speech edit and bias claims
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ECB's rates at right level barring deviations, ECB VP says

The European Central Bank's interest rates are at the appropriate level barring changes in the economic situation, the ECB's Vice President Luis de Guindos said in an interview

ECB's rates at right level barring deviations, ECB VP says
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Crime watchdog FATF to visit Turkey after 'grey list' exit, sources say

A team from the international crime watchdog FATF will evaluate Turkey this month after removing it from its "grey list" last year for progress made in

Crime watchdog FATF to visit Turkey after 'grey list' exit, sources say
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European nuclear firms look to US for faster growth

Italian small modular reactor startup Newcleo is considering ditching plans to construct 20 reactors in Britain worth an estimated 16 billion euros ($19 billion)

European nuclear firms look to US for faster growth
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Ex-Glencore employees plead not guilty to UK bribery charges ahead of 2027 trial

Four ex-Glencore oil traders on Monday pleaded not guilty in a London court to bribery charges relating to the Swiss commodity trader's operations in west Africa ahead of their trial

Ex-Glencore employees plead not guilty to UK bribery charges ahead of 2027 trial
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What are the key claims made in the leaked internal BBC memo?

The BBC's director-general and head of news resigned on Sunday following mounting accusations of editorial bias at the British broadcaster, including in the editing of a speech by

What are the key claims made in the leaked internal BBC memo?
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US Secretary of State Rubio heads to Canada for G7 meeting on Ukraine, Gaza, trade

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Canada's Niagara region this week to join the Group of Seven foreign ministers' meeting, his office said. Rubio intends to discuss U.S.

US Secretary of State Rubio heads to Canada for G7 meeting on Ukraine, Gaza, trade
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BBC chairman apologises for 'error of judgment' in Trump speech edit

BBC Chair Samir Shah on Monday apologised for an "error of judgment" in editing a speech by U.S.

BBC chairman apologises for 'error of judgment' in Trump speech edit
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Euro zone investor morale worsens further than expected

The Sentix index gauging investor morale in the euro zone fell to -7.4 in November from

Euro zone investor morale worsens further than expected
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European shares rise on hope of end to US government shutdown; Diageo shines

European shares rose on Monday, echoing a buoyant mood across global markets, as investors cheered initial signs that the historic U.S. government shutdown could soon

European shares rise on hope of end to US government shutdown; Diageo shines
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Less Germans moving to US since Trump's inauguration, official data show

The number of people moving from Germany to the United States dropped sharply in 2025 following the start of President Donald Trump's second term, official data showed on Monday.

Less Germans moving to US since Trump's inauguration, official data show
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Ten years on, France bears the scars of the November 13 attacks

Sebastien Lascoux was absorbed in the music when three Islamist militants burst into the Bataclan concert hall in Paris and opened fire on the crowd, killing 90

Ten years on, France bears the scars of the November 13 attacks
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Catholic bishop in Spain denies abuse allegation as Vatican opens inquiry

A Catholic bishop in Spain is being investigated by the Vatican over an allegation of abuse that the cleric firmly denies, his diocese said in a statement on Monday.

Catholic bishop in Spain denies abuse allegation as Vatican opens inquiry
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Kremlin says it wants war to end but peace process is 'stalled'

The Kremlin said on Monday it wanted the Ukraine war to end as soon as possible but that efforts to resolve it had stalled.

Kremlin says it wants war to end but peace process is 'stalled'
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US financial shield bolsters Hungary amid EU funding freeze, minister says

Hungary's agreement with Washington on a "financial shield" shows it can fund alternatives to European Union funding, which has been suspended over rule-of-law concerns, a top aide

US financial shield bolsters Hungary amid EU funding freeze, minister says
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'Mimmo' the dolphin delights Venice tourists, worries experts

A wild dolphin, nicknamed "Mimmo" by the local press, has become a regular visitor in the waters off Venice's St.

'Mimmo' the dolphin delights Venice tourists, worries experts
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Funds cut consumer stocks to global pandemic lows, Goldman data shows

Hedge funds' economic optimism faded last week and their exposure to companies that depend on consumer spending power such as hotels and restaurants fell to five-

Funds cut consumer stocks to global pandemic lows, Goldman data shows
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BBC leaders resign amid scandal over misleading edit of Trump speech

BBC leaders resign amid scandal over misleading edit of Trump speech

BBC leaders resign amid scandal over misleading edit of Trump speech
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to be released from prison pending appeal

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to be released from prison pending appeal

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to be released from prison pending appeal
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French court frees Sarkozy from jail pending appeal

A Paris court granted former French President Nicolas Sarkozy early release from jail on Monday, pending an appeal, just weeks after he started a five-year

French court frees Sarkozy from jail pending appeal
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European business braces for greater impact from US tariffs in 2026

European business sees a far greater impact in 2026 from U.S. tariffs and other trade tensions than in 2025, when front-loading mitigated the consequences, a survey by

European business braces for greater impact from US tariffs in 2026
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Andrew Miller and Kiran Desai are favorites to win the Booker Prize for fiction

British novelist Andrew Miller and Indian author Kiran Desai are the favorites to win the Booker Prize for fiction at a ceremony in London

Andrew Miller and Kiran Desai are favorites to win the Booker Prize for fiction
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UK firms plan 3% pay rises in coming year, see AI hit to jobs, survey shows

British employers expect to raise wages by 3% in the next 12 months, but some recruiters expect artificial intelligence to shrink their workforce, according to a

UK firms plan 3% pay rises in coming year, see AI hit to jobs, survey shows