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July 2024 Sees 2 Warmest Days Ever Becomes Second Hottest Month On Record
Last month was the second hottest July for the planet on record, breaking a 13-month period when each month was warmest, which had been in part fuelled by the warming El Nino weather pattern.
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Earth's Photo Of Day And Night Split In Half Released By European Space Agency
The image posted on X, formerly Twitter, shows the crossing of the Sun in the celestial equator in the sky and bringing autumn to the Northern Hemisphere.
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Stockholm Diamond League: Femke Bol Fourth Fast Women's 400m Hurdles Of All Time
Stockholm Diamond League: Femke Bol in the flat 400m this winter narrowly failed to break Yuliya Pechonkina's 2003 European record of 52.34.
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Nokian Tyres Says High Inventories In Europe To Hurt H2 Sales
European distributors are holding back from buying costly winter tyres due to high inventories, Finland's Nokian Tyres said on Thursday, adding it saw weakness in its Russian market too.
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Winter Olympics 2018: Evgenia Medvedeva Makes Magical Games Bow, Canada In Command
Evgenia Medvedeva arrived on the Korean peninsula three weeks after being deposed as European champion by her 15-year-old compatriot and training partner Alina Zagitova.
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$3,000 Designer Bag Reminds Twitterati Of Their Kambal Bag At Home
Wait till you see what European luxury fashion house Balenciaga sent down the runway - a handbag that Twitterati think looks suspiciously like those humble plastic bags we all store our thick winter blankets in.
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At Least 20 Die In Cold Snap Across Europe
A cold wave across Europe has left at least 20 people dead in the past two days, including several homeless and migrants, authorities said Saturday, with the frigid temperatures expected to continue through the weekend.
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Euro 2016: Unruly Fans Trigger New Crisis For Russian Sports
Sanctions that UEFA is considering against Russia over pitched fights, racist chants and fireworks hurled around the European Championship game against England have been a new blow to Russia's reputation
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EU Winter Forecasts For Italy Will Show No Major Change: EU Official
The winter forecasts the European Commission will publish on February 4 will not make any major change to the outlook for Italy, Marco Buti, Commission Director General for Economic and Fiscal Affairs said on Thursday.
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EPL Schedule Affecting England's Prospects: Louis van Gaal
The Dutchman, who has criticised the EPL schedule in the past, asserted that the lack of a winter break is hurting the prospects of English clubs in European competitions as well as the performance of the national team.
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Slovenia Buckles as Migrants Rush to Escape Winter, Border Closures
Slovenia on Tuesday called in the army to help manage a surge of asylum seekers desperately trying to reach northern Europe ahead of winter, as the tiny EU state became the latest hotspot on the migrant trail.
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New Method to Improve Accuracy of Winter Weather Forecast
Forecasters may be able to accurately predict extreme winter weather up to a month in advance by taking account of unusual winds miles up in the stratosphere, according to a new study led by an Indian-origin scientist.
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FIFA Task Force Recommends 2022 World Cup in Winter
A shift to November-December faces resistance from European clubs who fear major disruption to the Champions League and championships in England, Germany and Spain.
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Ukraine Backs Off From European Union-Backed Russia Gas Deal
War-torn Ukraine has distanced itself from an EU-brokered agreement with Russia that would have restored its gas supplies during winter and helped rebuild trust between the neighbouring foes.
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European Union Warns of Winter Gas Shortages After Ukraine Talks Fail
European Union Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger warned on Monday that the bloc may face gas shortages this winter after Russia cut supplies to Ukraine following the collapse of talks.
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July 2024 Sees 2 Warmest Days Ever Becomes Second Hottest Month On Record
Last month was the second hottest July for the planet on record, breaking a 13-month period when each month was warmest, which had been in part fuelled by the warming El Nino weather pattern.
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Earth's Photo Of Day And Night Split In Half Released By European Space Agency
The image posted on X, formerly Twitter, shows the crossing of the Sun in the celestial equator in the sky and bringing autumn to the Northern Hemisphere.
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Stockholm Diamond League: Femke Bol Fourth Fast Women's 400m Hurdles Of All Time
Stockholm Diamond League: Femke Bol in the flat 400m this winter narrowly failed to break Yuliya Pechonkina's 2003 European record of 52.34.
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Nokian Tyres Says High Inventories In Europe To Hurt H2 Sales
European distributors are holding back from buying costly winter tyres due to high inventories, Finland's Nokian Tyres said on Thursday, adding it saw weakness in its Russian market too.
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Winter Olympics 2018: Evgenia Medvedeva Makes Magical Games Bow, Canada In Command
Evgenia Medvedeva arrived on the Korean peninsula three weeks after being deposed as European champion by her 15-year-old compatriot and training partner Alina Zagitova.
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$3,000 Designer Bag Reminds Twitterati Of Their Kambal Bag At Home
Wait till you see what European luxury fashion house Balenciaga sent down the runway - a handbag that Twitterati think looks suspiciously like those humble plastic bags we all store our thick winter blankets in.
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At Least 20 Die In Cold Snap Across Europe
A cold wave across Europe has left at least 20 people dead in the past two days, including several homeless and migrants, authorities said Saturday, with the frigid temperatures expected to continue through the weekend.
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Euro 2016: Unruly Fans Trigger New Crisis For Russian Sports
Sanctions that UEFA is considering against Russia over pitched fights, racist chants and fireworks hurled around the European Championship game against England have been a new blow to Russia's reputation
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EU Winter Forecasts For Italy Will Show No Major Change: EU Official
The winter forecasts the European Commission will publish on February 4 will not make any major change to the outlook for Italy, Marco Buti, Commission Director General for Economic and Fiscal Affairs said on Thursday.
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EPL Schedule Affecting England's Prospects: Louis van Gaal
The Dutchman, who has criticised the EPL schedule in the past, asserted that the lack of a winter break is hurting the prospects of English clubs in European competitions as well as the performance of the national team.
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Slovenia Buckles as Migrants Rush to Escape Winter, Border Closures
Slovenia on Tuesday called in the army to help manage a surge of asylum seekers desperately trying to reach northern Europe ahead of winter, as the tiny EU state became the latest hotspot on the migrant trail.
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New Method to Improve Accuracy of Winter Weather Forecast
Forecasters may be able to accurately predict extreme winter weather up to a month in advance by taking account of unusual winds miles up in the stratosphere, according to a new study led by an Indian-origin scientist.
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FIFA Task Force Recommends 2022 World Cup in Winter
A shift to November-December faces resistance from European clubs who fear major disruption to the Champions League and championships in England, Germany and Spain.
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Ukraine Backs Off From European Union-Backed Russia Gas Deal
War-torn Ukraine has distanced itself from an EU-brokered agreement with Russia that would have restored its gas supplies during winter and helped rebuild trust between the neighbouring foes.
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European Union Warns of Winter Gas Shortages After Ukraine Talks Fail
European Union Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger warned on Monday that the bloc may face gas shortages this winter after Russia cut supplies to Ukraine following the collapse of talks.
