Chelsea Sign Strasbourg’s Valentin Barco
Chelsea have signed Strasbourg midfielder Valentin Barco on a seven-year deal. The 21-year-old will join the Blues’ pre-season tour in Asia, adding to their summer signings.
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International
Moscow Restaurant Blast: 3 Dead, 21 Injured
A homemade explosive device detonated at a Moscow restaurant, killing three and injuring 21. The incident occurred on Kudrinskaya Square, with a security guard’s quick action preventing further casualties.
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EU Emergency Talks: Addressing the Ceuta Migrant Crossings
The EU will hold emergency talks on the Ceuta migrant crisis, addressing border control and cooperation with Morocco.
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Argos Sold: Sainsbury’s Unloads Brand for £120m
Sainsbury’s sells Argos for £120m to Swift Partners, led by former Co-op boss Richard Pennycook. The deal includes all Argos staff and operations within Sainsbury’s shops, with the iconic brand set for a new era.
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Passenger Recounts Harrowing Experience on British Airways Flight
A passenger on a British Airways flight describes the fear and uncertainty experienced during a distress call, with a fellow passenger screaming, ‘I don’t want to die.’
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Hamas Agrees to Disarm: A Potential Turning Point for Gaza
Hamas has agreed to a disarmament plan, potentially marking a turning point in the Gaza conflict. This move comes after leadership changes and could lead to a broader peace initiative.
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Franco Baresi: AC Milan’s Iconic Captain Dies at 66
Franco Baresi, the iconic AC Milan captain, has passed away at 66, leaving behind a legacy of leadership and success. A one-club man, Baresi’s impact on Italian football is immeasurable, and his memory will be cherished by fans worldwide.
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UK Petrol Prices Surge Amid Iran Conflict
UK petrol prices have surged to their highest level since the Iran war began, with the RAC reporting 160p per litre. The conflict’s impact on oil supplies has sent wholesale prices soaring, affecting drivers.
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Dame Sarah Mullally’s £100m Reparations Fund Commitment
Dame Sarah Mullally, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has pledged her support for a £100 million reparations fund during a visit to Ghana, acknowledging the Church of England’s role in the transatlantic slave trade.
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Danube’s Low Levels: Hungary’s Nuclear Plant Shutdown
Hungary’s nuclear plant faces shutdown due to the Danube’s low water levels, impacting energy supply. The situation is part of a broader regional challenge, with Romania also affected. The crisis has led to unexpected discoveries and calls for energy conservation.
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