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Three injured in Paris knife attack, one suspect arrested, police sayThree women aged 19, 24 and 36 were taken to the hospital after the assault. The suspect's identity and motives are not immediately known.

What Love Island tells us about the changing face of dating"I think it's pretty obvious that I do really fancy you," she told him. "And I just felt like, if I didn't say something, I'd regret it massively." Critics accused her of moving too quickly between relationships and breaking "girl code". Others admired her honesty.

Damage from bottom trawling in Chilean waters still visible more than 25 years later, study findsNew research shows how biodiversity has not yet recovered on Chilean seamounts despite more than two decades since bottom trawling occurred.

In the midst of his majesty: How Tadej Pogacar won the 2026 Tour de FranceThe 2026 Tour de France was a demonstration of his dominance over the cycling world. The yellow jersey is the greatest rider of his generation, and most likely any. He makes the incomprehensible look banal; is this magical realism or the inversion of it?

Who works the hardest in Europe? The countries with the longest and shortest working weeksThe Netherlands stands out as the country with the shortest average working week in Europe, with people working just 31.9 hours per week.

Europe Is Heating Up Again This Week. Here’s What to Know.A new heat wave is forecast to hit the continent, piling the pressure on countries that are already fighting deadly wildfires that have forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate.

A retina chip that restores sight is going on sale in EuropeA chip on the back of the eye, paired with special glasses, has restored some sight to blind patients. Some can read letters again. Science Corp will start selling it in Europe, the first US brain-implant company to put a device in ordinary patients, and it got there before Neuralink.

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Can I work in the UK? Professional licensure rules to know

Oxana Skibun: How to make the most of your first Dutch spa day

Ellery Weil: Tips and tricks for making the most of UK train travel

Closing clubs in Berlin: The fight over RAW Gelände

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Bulgarian expat Polya Pencheva explains why Bansko is now THE Digital Nomad destination

New for 2023/24: Dispatches’ global winter festival guide

Inka Piegsa-Quischotte: ‘Come along with me and experience Christmas markets in Barcelona’

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