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Weeping US Marine describes Afghan 'catastrophe'

A congressional inquiry into the 2021 withdrawal hears emotional testimony from a bomb victim.
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Car crashes into cafe during podcast recording

"It's so quiet in here," the host says as an out-of-control car swerves into shot behind him.
US & Canada
New idea for sucking up CO2 from air shows promise

A new way of sucking carbon from the air is up to three times more effective than current technology.
Science & Environment

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'It looks a failure' - time to rip up PSG project?

Paris St-Germain's latest Champions League failure means it could be time to change their approach and try something new.
European Football
'End of Conte's Spurs reign surely a formality'

Antonio Conte's Tottenham crash out of the Champions League against AC Milan, and with another trophyless season on the cards it appears his tenure is coming to an end.
Football
Bayern cruise past PSG to reach quarter-finals

Bayern Munich cruise into the quarter-finals of the Champions League as they condemn Paris St-Germain to another last-16 exit.
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Europe's forgotten transalpine cuisine

Today, this simple cuisine is more relevant than ever
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A cult novel's 'dangerous' diary

The 'radical honesty' of the 1952 novel Forbidden Notebook
Culture
The young workers in a post-Me Too era

Gen Z have entered a post-reckoning workplace. What does it mean?
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The looming danger of city lights

The pollution driving the 'insect apocalypse'
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Bono, Bullock and Spike Lee’s cup of tea: My 20th Oscars

The BBC entertainment correspondent on his greatest moments covering the Vanity Fair Oscars Party
Entertainment & Arts
Harry and Meghan use princess title for Lilibet

Princess Lilibet Diana, who turns two in June, was christened at the couple's LA home last week
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Breakthrough as eggs made from male mice cells

A Japanese researcher says he has created eggs from the cells of male mice
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See the ex-RAF base used by US during WWII that could house migrants

The government is considering MDP Wethersfield in Essex, currently home to military police, as a centre for asylum seekers.

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