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A transport worker is among those killed, while a three-year-old German boy is reported to have escaped with minor injuries.
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'Erotic' Wuthering Heights revealed in film's first trailer
The trailer shows the characters engaged in longing stares, with sexualised imagery throughout.
William and Kate visit museum in first engagement since summer break
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What we know so far
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The fashion designer was the archetype of Italian style and elegance, reimagining men's and women's suits.
London Pride boss suspended after alleged misuse of funds
Volunteers also allege say there is a "culture of bullying" at the organisation, run by Christopher Joell-Deshields.
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Jellyfish disrupt French nuclear power plant for second time in a month
One of France's largest nuclear power stations partially shut down after the jellyfish blocked cooling filters.
'Erotic' Wuthering Heights revealed in film's first trailer
The trailer shows the characters engaged in longing stares, with sexualised imagery throughout.
Organ transplants for immortality: Might Xi and Putin be onto something?
The presidents of China and Russia were overheard discussing transplants as a way to prolong life.
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