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EU commercial flights rise despite higher jet fuel prices (opens the original)
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More than two million commercial flights took place across the EU between June and August 2026, according to Eurostat, even as European jet fuel prices rose during the final month of the summer. August recorded 708,980 flights, 2.3% more than in August 2025 and 5.7% more than in August 2024. July was slightly busier, with 709,931 flights, while June recorded 662,480. All three months were busier than the same periods last year. Flights rose by 2.1% year on year in June and 2.8% in July, accordin
Fake €15 million Sicily villa story hits French presidential candidate (opens the original)
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A fake story on X has claimed that former French prime minister and current Le Havre Mayor Édouard Philippe bought a luxury villa in Sicily, and linked it to a real but unrelated investigation into his alleged misuse of public funds. A video shared online said Philippe acquired the estate from Le Havre local councillor Stéphanie de Bazelaire, and raised questions about how the alleged purchase was financed. It was initially shared by a mock-up Italian online newspaper called "Repupplica.com", wh
TikTok finfluencers: How reliable is their financial advice? (opens the original)
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"Defence stocks make millionaires 95% of the time," a man tells his followers in a TikTok video before pointing viewers towards a handful of companies in the defence sector. It's one of several videos offering investment tips: some feature creators while others use AI-generated personas to offer stock picks and financial advice to users scrolling through social media in Europe. But how much of this advice should you actually trust? A new analysis of 150 popular finance-related TikTok videos by b
False claims about devastating wildfires spread in Spain (opens the original)
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As Spain battles to contain wildfires amidst reports of another heatwave, misleading claims about the response to the blaze and its origins have spread online. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez himself has urged the public to rely on credible information and warned about the spread of false claims. Speaking in Almería on 13 July following a visit to the site of the fire in Los Gallardos in south-eastern Spain, he called the role of the media "crucial" in combatting "misinformation", adding th
What do the numbers tell us about Europe's heatwave? (opens the original)
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Western Europe experienced its hottest June on record this years as prolonged periods of extreme heat pushed temperatures to unprecedented levels across multiple countries. The impacts extended beyond discomfort, putting pressure on healthcare systems and damaging crops. These four figures help indicate the scale of the heatwave across the region. Western Europe recorded its hottest June since records began, with an average temperature of 20.74 degrees, according to the EU's Copernicus Climate C
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