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Spanish officials recommend 864 cows that have been at sea for two months are no longer fit for transport -
Hundreds of calves crammed aboard a ship were checked by Spanish government veterinarians after months at sea
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UK FTSE was down 2.5%, its biggest one-day fall in percentage terms since the end of October -
Majority of member states back proposal to bring in country-by-country tax reporting -
Two-thirds of doses delivered to country have yet to be dispatched to vaccination centres -
Pregnant Afghan woman gave testimony to prosecutor from her hospital bed
This is Europe
A series that takes a pan-European lens to explain the challenges that transcend borders and confront our continent
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As Brexit’s tangible effects kick in, we look at the impact the EU’s most far-reaching project has had on British society
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For many, Friday marks a departure as mind-boggling as it is heartbreaking. But the path to Brexit was laid years before the referendum -
Citizens are finally getting the urban patios and parks promised when the cramped medieval city was extended in the 1900s -
European commentators weigh in on what Britain’s departure from the EU means
Opinion & analysis
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Without modifying human behaviour we run the risk of violent weather swings, says oceanographer Andrew Meijers -
Why there may be more to the announcement of Covid-inspired cuts than meets the eye
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Lord Frost – the Great Frost to Boris Johnson – is now the UK’s point man in its dealings with the EU -
The problems Europe faces require the overhaul of a bankrupt system, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili
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Hlcarpenter.com music writer Laura Snapes, singer-songwriter Arlo Parks and musician Nitin Sawhney discuss the impact that Covid, Brexit and the ‘streaming economy’ are having on the sector -
Andrew Bailey says any moves by Brussels to force trading worth trillions of pounds to bloc would mark ‘serious escalation’ -
Pictures & video
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Photographers around the world, from Algeria to Myanmar, cover events calling for an end to oppression -
A rare petrified 19.5-metre tree has been discovered in Lesbos with roots, branches and leaves, believed to date back 20 million years.
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After Italy’s government loosened Covid-19 restrictions in much of the country – including Lazio, the region that contains Rome and Vatican City – newly reopened museums are offering local visitors the opportunity to enjoy artworks undisturbed by the usual crowds of international tourists -
The volcano’s lava fountains soared to 1,500 metres on Monday night
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