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Renoir: Police search for two thieves who stole Renoir paintings worth millions from French museum (opens the original)
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Two paintings worth millions of euros are still missing after a pair of thieves broke into the Renoir museum on the French Riviera in the early hours of the morning. Armed with an "electric knife" and a "hacksaw", two "equipped and well-informed" individuals cut through a fence before stealing four paintings from the museum, according to local mayor Bryan Masson. Masson said the thieves then "abandoned" two of the paintings as they fled the museum gardens; Madame Colonna Romano and Jeune femme a
France targets Shein and Temu with fast fashion fees (opens the original)
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France has started imposing fees on fast fashion items which could reach almost €20 per garment by 2030, as the government tries to curb sales of cheap clothing sold by e-commerce sites. The levy, which came into force on Tuesday, follows a new law passed in June to regulate so-called "ultra-fast fashion" companies such as Shein, Temu and AliExpress. The e-commerce giants, known for selling large volumes of cheap apparel, have been criticised by French officials for driving a surge in fast fashi
Badenoch presses Burnham on borrowing costs at his first Prime Minister's Questions (opens the original)
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The debut of a new prime minister matters. Burnham took his place in the House of Commons chamber to raucous cheers from the packed Labour benches and struck a confident tone from the start, clearly keen to maintain the sense of optimism he's promised the country. His initial exchanges with Kemi Badenoch were vaguely jocular. The Conservative leader started with a joke about the PM's stamina after a marathon Commons' session on Tuesday when he took questions for more than three hours; there was
Calls for Army college inquiry after reports of rape and abuse (opens the original)
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Warning: This article contains sexual language and details of sexual assault Calls are growing for an independent inquiry into an Army training college for teenagers following allegations of rape and sexual abuse against female recruits. Four young women told the BBC they were sexually assaulted and harassed while attending the Army Foundation College (AFC) at Harrogate in North Yorkshire. They described a culture of misogyny and sexual violence at the college, which they all attended when they
Spanish PM warns of 'complex hours' ahead as wildfires displace 270,000 in Spain and France (opens the original)
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Wildfires continue to burn in Europe, with hundreds of thousands displaced in France and Spain. Three fires have merged near the Spanish capital of Madrid; the interior ministry says just under 60,000 have been evacuated, with another 28,000 told to stay in their homes. One person died after a separate fire near Valencia, according to local firefighters. In France, 60,000 were evacuated from Bordeaux's suburbs, after the entire Cap Ferret peninsula was evacuated earlier in the week - almost 200,
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