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Letitia Wright: "I did a lot of lying this year!"
Letitia Wright has wowed the world again in the latest Black Panther film and says at The British Independant Film Awards that she had to "a lot of lying" in order to get through Wakanda Forever. .
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Hayley Atwell says new Mission: Impossible is "Extraordinary"
Hayley Atwell's Agent Carter hints at her return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe at the British Film Awards at London's Billingsgate, as well as revealing the new Mission Impossible film is "Extraordinary.".
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Russia will not export oil subject to Western cap
STORY: Russia, the world's second largest oil exporter, will not sell oil that is subject to a Western price cap -- even if it has to cut production. Russia's Deputy Prime Minister made the announcement Sunday, after the G7 and Australia agreed on Friday to a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian seaborne crude oil, prohibiting shipping and insurance companies from handling cargoes of Russian crude above the cap.The price cap aims to reduce Russia's income from selling oil, and prevent a spike in global oil prices... while pressuring Russian President Vladimir Putin over his war in Ukraine, more than nine months into the brutal conflict. Russia called the cap a gross interference that would destabilize global energy markets.Putin in September warned the West that he could cut off energy supplies if price caps were imposed, telling them that Europe would freeze.On Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the $60 price cap on Russian oil is not serious and will do little to deter Russia from waging war in Ukraine.
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Endangered monarch butterflies in Mexico see comeback
STORY: These endangered monarch butterflies are making a comeback Location: Michoacan, MexicoEvery year, they travel from eastern US and Canada to spend their winters in central and western MexicoBut the monarch’s presence in Mexico dropped from45 acres in the mid 1990s to 7 acres in winter 2021Scientists blame climate change, pesticides and illegal loggingWhile the decline is significant, winter 2021 did offer a glimmer of hopeas it saw the migratory monarch population jump more than a third compared to 2020(Lizbeth Cherrato Garcia, Visitor) “I don't have the exact words to define what I feel because it is something I had never seen before; I had never imagined it. We always saw (this) through the news or documentaries but being here is a unique and different experience. What do I feel? As if (the butterflies) were falling papers, falling leaves, flying souls, so it's so many feelings woven together.”
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England beat Senegal to set up World Cup quarter-final against holders France
England set up a mouthwatering World Cup quarter-final against reigning champions France as Jordan Henderson, Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka struck against Senegal. Playing in their first knockout match on the world stage since the agonising extra-time 2018 semi-final loss to Croatia, Gareth Southgate’s men showed their quality to progress in Qatar. Kane became England’s highest ever scorer at major tournaments after Henderson opened the scoring, with Saka superbly wrapping up a comfortable 3-0 win against Senegal in Sunday’s last-16 contest at Al Bayt Stadium.
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'It's Going Home!' Fans Cheer as England Advances to Quarterfinals of World Cup
Fans erupted in cheers in Witham, England, as the national football team advanced to the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals on Sunday, December 4.Footage captured by Twitter user @JamesBeardwell shows elated fans celebrating the win and chanting, “It’s going home.”England beat Senegal 3-0 to advance to the semifinals, where the team will compete against France on December 10. Credit: @JamesBeardwell via Storyful
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Watch: Thousand people see Paris from paddle boards
Some 1,000 people have competed in Paris’ ‘Nautic Paddle’, glimpsing the city from the Seine.View on euronews
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Russian forces strike apartment block in Kherson
A russian air strike hit an apartment building in Kherson according to officials. But they added that no civilians were injured in the attack. View on euronews
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'Snow Wheeler' Takes in Winter Wonder of Oregon's King Mountain
A snow wheeler took in the beautiful sights of the snow-capped King Mountain in southern Oregon during a drive through the region on Saturday, December 3.Footage captured by Twitter user @mikebienc shows snow-covered trees on Oregon’s King Mountain.Matt Jordan, a local meteorologist, said more snow was expected in the region over the weekend. Credit: @mikebienc via Storyful
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Christmas rail strikes to go ahead as union rejects offer from operators
The RMT has rejected an offer from train operators aimed at preventing strikes over the Christmas period, the union has announced.
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Prosecutor says Iran's morality police have been shut down
STORY: Iran's public prosecutor is saying that the country's morality police have been shut down, following months of protests that have wracked the country in the wake of the death of Mahsa Amini -- the 22-year-old woman who died in custody after her arrest by the morality police.Hundreds of people have been killed in the unrest, in scenes like this video obtained by Reuters in November.Amini was arrested for flouting Iran's mandatory policy that women wear hijabs. But Iran's Interior Ministry, which is in charge of the morality policy, has not confirmed that the force has been shut down. And, state media say the public prosecutor, named Mohammad Jafar Montazeri, isn't responsible for its oversight.Meanwhile, state media are also reporting that the country has executed four men convicted of cooperating with the Israeli spy agency, Mossad. Tehran has recently accused Israel and Western powers of plotting a civil war in Iran.The anti-government protests are some of the largest since Iran's 1979 revolution and have spilled into other international demonstrations of solidarity, including at the World Cup.
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'We lost everything' - Brazilian flood victims
STORY: "We even lost our house, we lost everything, everything," pregnant flood victim Keila da Silva told Reuters at a shelter. "What we have is what they gave us here."The Civilian Protection team declared a state of emergency and the local government set up a crisis committee to manage the situation."There are people who had it worse, we didn't go through anything, there are people who had it worse, on the other street there were many elderly people who were under water, they couldn't get out of the place," flood victim Edicleia de Lara said through tears.Flooding at this time of the year around Brazil is common and has caused devastation for decades.In February, 94 people died in mudslides after heavy rains in the historic Brazilian mountain town of Petropolis, near Rio de Janeiro.
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Residents deal with fires in Kherson and blackouts across Ukraine
Heavy shelling has caused fires in Kherson and blackouts across Ukraine, including in Lviv in the west of the country.View on euronews
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Several Injuries Reported Following Wrong-Way Crash in Northwest North Carolina
Several injuries were reported following a car crash in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, during the early hours of Sunday, December 4.Local news reported that a man, identified as Peter Bosch, was traveling the wrong way on US-158 and crashed into an oncoming vehicle.Bosch is facing multiple charges, including driving while impaired, careless and reckless driving, and exceeding the speed limit, local news said.Footage posted to the City of Winston-Salem, NC – Government Facebook page shows firefighters working at the scene of the crash.Authorities said the road was closed and pointed travelers toward an alternate route. Credit: City of Winston-Salem, NC via Storyful
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FIFA's Wenger says teams play better when ignoring politics
STORY: Referring to shock exits by Germany, Belgium and Denmark, Wenger, speaking during a technical analysis of the group stages by world governing body FIFA, said it was notable the teams that focused on football and started well, like Brazil, France and England, had easier passage to the last 16."The teams as well who were mentally ready and had the mindset to focus on the competition and not on political demonstrations," Wenger said. The Qatar World Cup has seen numerous amounts of political discussion from teams, with some voicing concerns about the host's treatment of migrant labour, its approach to LGBT rights and FIFA's threats to penalise players for political statements.Germany's soccer federation was the most vocal in pressing for anti-discrimination "OneLove" armbands to be worn by players and said "extreme blackmail" led to Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, Wales, England and Switzerland abandoning plans to wear them.Before their surprise opening defeat by Japan, the German team posed for a pre-match photo with their hands on their mouths, alluding to them being silenced by FIFA.
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Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.View on euronews
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'Overthrow the regime' chant protesters southern Syria
STORY: Earlier, more than 200 people had gathered around the building in the center of the Druze-majority city, chanting slogans calling for the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar Assad, they said, amid spiralling prices and economic hardship."Our message today is to the regime: You see how people are dying from starvation. People are waiting for aid," one protester was heard saying in a video released a local website Suwayda 24.Syrian state media said tens of "outlaws" stormed the governor's office and burned files and official papers.Three witnesses told Reuters the governor was not in the building which was vacated before protesters stormed the offices.Witnesses also told Reuters that once inside the building, demonstrators brought down pictures of Assad.A civic activist and editor of Suwayda 24, a local website that covers the southern region, told Reuters several people were wounded in the exchange of gunshots.A source in the city hospital said one civilian who was being treated had died from gunshot wounds while another was still in hospital after being shot.Sweida province has been spared the violence seen in other parts of Syria since the start of the over-decade long conflict that began after pro-democracy protests erupted against Assad's family ruler were violently crushed by security forces.
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Watch: Santas paddle through Strasbourg in France
These Santas swapped their sleighs and reindeers for oars and boats and swept down the Alsatian capital
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Submerged cars and flooded streets after heavy rain in Sicily
Some residents in Sicily have been advised to stay indoors after heavy rain caused cars to be submerged and flooded streets in some municipalities.View on euronews
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WATCH: Vienna marks pre-Christmas period with mythical Krampus parade
Austria's capital held its annual pre-Christmas parade on Saturday celebrating the mythical Krampus, a fearsome half-goal and half-demon, alongside Saint Nicholas.View on euronews