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Troy's 2,800-Year-Old Agora Rewrites the City's Aftermath
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Troy's 2,800-Year-Old Agora Rewrites the City's Aftermath

Archaeologists at Hisarlik hill in north-west Turkey have found Troy's oldest agora, dated to roughly 2,800 years ago. The discovery shows t

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Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth returns in Fincher's murky first trailer
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Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth returns in Fincher's murky first trailer

Brad Pitt reprises his Oscar-winning role as stuntman-turned-fixer Cliff Booth in a sequel to Quentin Tarantino's 2019 film, now directed by

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Converse pulls Karina ad after accusations of racist imagery
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Converse pulls Karina ad after accusations of racist imagery

Converse removed an Instagram advert featuring K-pop singer Karina after critics said the lighting on her skirt resembled a Ku Klux Klan hoo

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Russian strikes on Ukraine's book industry threaten literary future
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Russian strikes on Ukraine's book industry threaten literary future

Russian strikes destroyed more than 13 million books in Ukraine this summer, a third of the annual print run. The attacks have devastated pu

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Jorge Palma, defining voice of Portuguese music, dies at 76
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Jorge Palma, defining voice of Portuguese music, dies at 76

Jorge Palma, one of Portugal's most influential singer-songwriters, has died at 76 after a cardiorespiratory arrest. Over a 54-year career,

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Pearly Kings and Queens Keep London's Cockney Tradition Alive
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Pearly Kings and Queens Keep London's Cockney Tradition Alive

The Pearly Kings and Queens of London, an institution dating to the 19th century, still parade in hand-embroidered suits covered in mother-o

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Braga's new MUZEU museum urges visitors to think and reflect
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Braga's new MUZEU museum urges visitors to think and reflect

MUZEU, a new contemporary art museum in Braga, Portugal, opened in April with a mission to encourage reflection. Founder José Teixeira draws

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Speed puzzlers race against the clock at world championships in Valladolid
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Speed puzzlers race against the clock at world championships in Valladolid

Puzzle enthusiasts from 70 countries gathered in Valladolid, Spain, for the World Jigsaw Puzzle Championship. The final challenge was an uns

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Lisbon hosts Europe's largest LEGO brick exhibition
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Lisbon hosts Europe's largest LEGO brick exhibition

Europe's largest LEGO exhibition is now open in Lisbon, featuring over 120 models built from more than 15 million bricks. Highlights include

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M83's anniversary, Pattinson's 'Primetime', and obsolete tech: Europe's cultural picks
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M83's anniversary, Pattinson's 'Primetime', and obsolete tech: Europe's cultural picks

M83 releases their tenth album 'I Wrote You A Letter' on 25 September. Robert Pattinson stars as Chris Hansen in 'Primetime', a dramatisatio

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Damon Albarn tells Gorillaz fans in Orlando: 'Don't ever be neutral' on Gaza
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Damon Albarn tells Gorillaz fans in Orlando: 'Don't ever be neutral' on Gaza

Damon Albarn raised a Palestinian flag on stage in Orlando and told fans never to be neutral. His words come as the music world debates arti

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Ed Sheeran calls Gaza situation 'catastrophic' at Philadelphia concert
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Ed Sheeran calls Gaza situation 'catastrophic' at Philadelphia concert

Ed Sheeran addressed the Gaza conflict at his Philadelphia concert, calling it 'catastrophic and unjustifiable.' The remarks come after supp

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