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Murdered Archbishop Romero becomes saint

Salvadoran cleric Óscar Romero, who spoke out against civil war atrocities, was killed in 1980.
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Italy: Migrants must leave 'friendly' town

The government says it will transfer all migrants out of Riace - a town famous for welcoming them.
Europe
Puffin patrol: The children saving Iceland's pufflings

Puffin populations are struggling, but some young volunteers are coming to their rescue.
Europe

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Why are Europe's superpowers struggling?

Two European superpowers, two new managers, two worrying starts to the season. Why are Real Madrid and Bayern Munich struggling?
European Football
Hazard keen to work with Mourinho again

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard says Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho is the one coach he would like to work with again.
Football
My game has not dipped - England's Kane

England captain Harry Kane dismisses suggestions he needs a rest and says his "game has not dipped".
Football

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Is Tom Hardy’s Venom a must-see?

Nicholas Barber gives his verdict on whether it's a worthwhile watch
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How the oldest coffee in the world is made

It involves an important ancient ritual
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The rarest job for women in India?

In a stunning 360 experience two women tell us how they survive in a male-dominated film industry
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Do expats really get a $21K pay bump?

‘A year as an expat could be the financial equivalent of three years back home’
Capital
Is The Romanoffs any good?

Mad Men’s creator has a brand-new series
Culture
A scent worth more than €50,000 a kilo

The history of this rare essence begins in the Italian countryside
Travel
The city running out of water

The people of Delhi are attempting save its fragile water system from collapse
Future
Is this the end for real fur?

Has fashion’s most controversial fibre finally had its day?
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The people who moved to Chernobyl

Fleeing violence in the east, Ukrainian families are moving into Chernobyl's exclusion zone
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Paintings so bad they are good?

Why do people love these terrible paintings?
Arts

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