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Russia continued to launch missiles at Kyiv on Monday – the third time in five days – as it mounts an escalating aerial assault on Ukrainian regions. Nine people were injured in the strike on the capital, the Ukraine Rescue Service said. The Pecherskyi district was hit the hardest. Ukraine’s National Police said missile debris damaged homes in two districts and a college gym in another district. Russia fired two ballistic missiles at Kyiv from occupied Crimea in the daylight attack but both warheads were intercepted above the city, said Serhii Popko, head of the Kyiv City Military Administrati...
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System outages at McDonald's have been reported around the world on Friday, shuttering restaurants and leading to social media complaints. McDonald's in Japan posted on X, formerly Twitter, that “operations are temporarily out at many of our stores nationwide" and earlier called it “a system failure.” It added that it apologised for the inconvenience. The website Downdetector also reported a spike in problems with the McDonald's app in the past couple of hours. Will reusable packaging end up polluting more? This is what McDonald's thinksSpanish stocks hit six-year high: Will summer keep moment...
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Brace. That’s the blanket instruction we’re given each time a storm approaches. Brace for train disruption, brace for property damage, brace for unsecured objects taking flight. So people change their travel plans, they move their car into the garage, and they tie down their garden furniture. But how do people brace for something as out of their control as a blackout? How do you brace for darkness? In what’s been a relentless season of storms, we have seen power cuts on a huge scale. Just last month, more than 230,000 households in Ireland suffered outages. Alongside the scale of these power c...
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