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Shops looted as German cost of living protests turn violent - The protests in cities across Germany - including Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt - came on the same day hundreds of thousands also protested in France.

Laura Kuenssberg: Healey risks breaking minimum wage promise for younger workers - The Chancellor has suggested that younger workers might not receive the same minimum wage as others before the next election.

Emotional reunions for Oleshky evacuees after years in Russia-occupied city - The BBC's Dan Johnson travelled to the northern Ukrainian border with Belarus after evacuated Oleshky residents arrived in buses and ambulances following a temporary ceasefire.

Democrats are used to heartbreak in Texas - could Talarico turn the tide? - The state's $500m Senate race may be the most closely watched in the US midterms, and is about far more than control of Congress.

Reeves says UK's future should be inside the EU - In her first major intervention since leaving the Treasury, Rachel Reeves says Brexit has made the UK "poorer, weaker and less secure".

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Google's AI satellite sends a very expensive haiku to Earth - Experimental orbital datacenter prototype puts its TPU to work producing poetry

Goth aesthetic gone wild: a user's self-inflicted black screen of non-death in Windows 3.1’s - Labeled in black on black - controls for a galactic hyper-hearse or ill-advised Windows theme?

Amazon sends chills through its workforce with mixed message memo about AI use - A lot of software engineers feel bleak about the future of the profession

Chocolate Caterpillar or Chocolate Teapot? Top up the disk space for Windows 10 to find out - London's Oxford Street signage shows its underwear to passing tourists

Backbone of a beast – charting Nvidia's rise to networking titan - How a $6.9B bet on Mellanox made Nvidia bigger than Cisco, and the world's most valuable company to boot