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Muslera's fatal error hands Spain 1-0 win — Uruguay eliminated from World Cup
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Muslera's fatal error hands Spain 1-0 win — Uruguay eliminated from World Cup

Spain defeated Uruguay 1-0 in their final Group H match at the World Cup. Alex Baena scored the only goal late in the first half after a terrible mistake by goalkeeper Fernando Muslera. The defeat eliminates Uruguay from the tournament.

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Smart home: automated blinds, heating and coffee without lifting a finger
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Smart home: automated blinds, heating and coffee without lifting a finger

A smart home can automatically raise blinds at dawn, keep the bathroom floor warm and brew coffee before you wake up. These systems combine convenience, security and energy savings in one connected ecosystem. Technology once associated with science fiction is becoming an everyday reality for a growing number of households.

Belgium top Group G after 5-1 thrashing of New Zealand
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Belgium top Group G after 5-1 thrashing of New Zealand

Belgium beat New Zealand 5-1 to jump from third to first place in Group G. The result of the Egypt vs Iran match, which ended 1-1, was crucial to the final standings. Thanks to that outcome, Belgium secured top spot in the group.

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Narbonne fines tourists €150 for going shirtless or barefoot in town
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Narbonne fines tourists €150 for going shirtless or barefoot in town

Narbonne is one of 30 French municipalities that have banned walking through the streets shirtless, barefoot or in swimwear. Violators face fines of up to €150. The rules have been introduced in recent years at popular resorts to maintain public order in town centres.

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Heatwave above 40°C in Poland — elderly at serious risk of heatstroke
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Heatwave above 40°C in Poland — elderly at serious risk of heatstroke

Poland is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures in major cities potentially exceeding 40°C. Elderly people are especially at risk of overheating and heatstroke when outdoors. Experts recommend avoiding the midday sun, staying hydrated and remaining in cool indoor spaces during the hottest hours.

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7 Concealers That Hold Up in 40°C Heat – ELLE's Top Picks
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7 Concealers That Hold Up in 40°C Heat – ELLE's Top Picks

ELLE's editors have selected 7 concealers that perform best in extreme heat, including the current Polish heatwave reaching 40°C. No concealer can fully prevent creasing, as skin naturally moves with facial expressions. The recommended formulas stand out for flexible finish, all-day coverage, and nourishing ingredients that soften skin during wear.

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Heatwave Disinformation: False Claims About Records and Weather Control
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Heatwave Disinformation: False Claims About Records and Weather Control

As Poland experiences a record heatwave, disinformation is spreading online — including false claims about weather manipulation and doubts about the authenticity of temperature records. The article identifies and debunks the most common myths circulating during the extreme weather event.

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TVN24 Celebrates 25 Years with Birthday Tour Stop in Szczecin
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TVN24 Celebrates 25 Years with Birthday Tour Stop in Szczecin

TVN24's special birthday tour marking the channel's 25th anniversary has arrived in Szczecin. The celebration is set up near the iconic "crane-dinosaurs" on Łasztownia island. Guests include satirist Henryk Sawka, pole vault legend Monika Pyrek and rapper Adam "Łona" Zieliński, hosted by journalists Maciej Knapik and Anita Werner.

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Polish "pear tree holiday" benefit — who can get employer holiday cash and how much
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Polish "pear tree holiday" benefit — who can get employer holiday cash and how much

Some Polish employees are entitled to a holiday subsidy from their employer known as "wczasy pod gruszą" (pear tree holiday benefit), worth from a few hundred to several thousand zlotys. The amount depends on the rules of the company's social benefits fund and is typically means-tested based on the employee's financial situation.

Two Spanish players injured vs Uruguay — their World Cup may be over
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Two Spanish players injured vs Uruguay — their World Cup may be over

Spain beat Uruguay in their final group game and remain unbeaten at the World Cup, but coach Luis de la Fuente faces a serious squad problem. Two players suffered injuries during the match and Spanish media suggest their tournament may be over. The article does not name the injured players.

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Fishermen film twin earthquakes striking Venezuela's La Guaira coastline
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Fishermen film twin earthquakes striking Venezuela's La Guaira coastline

Fishermen captured on video the moment twin earthquakes struck Venezuela's La Guaira coastline on Wednesday. Footage shows the sudden turbulence of the water and panic on board the boats. The article does not specify the magnitude of the quakes or report any casualties.

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Heat Panel Cancelled Due to Heat at London Climate Action Week
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Heat Panel Cancelled Due to Heat at London Climate Action Week

An event at London Climate Action Week focused on how communities can cope with extreme temperatures was cancelled because of — extreme temperatures. Agata Szafraniuk of ClientEarth Poland warns that media coverage focuses on temperature records while neglecting the underlying causes of the climate crisis. She notes that climate change is increasingly disrupting everyday life, including work, travel, and basic functioning.

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VIP Syndrome: How Special Hospital Treatment Can Harm Patients
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VIP Syndrome: How Special Hospital Treatment Can Harm Patients

The head of the emergency department at Warsaw's Szpital Południowy reportedly set up a separate VIP emergency room. Research shows, however, that special treatment of high-profile patients can actually harm them — doctors tend to skip standard procedures under social pressure. The phenomenon is known as "VIP syndrome" and is well documented in medical literature.

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Social media bans for children spread globally after Australia's crackdown
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Social media bans for children spread globally after Australia's crackdown

Following Australia's landmark crackdown, a growing number of countries are moving to restrict children's access to social media platforms. Commentators are drawing parallels to the tobacco industry's reckoning, suggesting big tech could face a similar wave of regulation and litigation. The debate centres on whether governments should step in to protect minors from the harmful effects of social media.

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Mother of eight children: People online are shocked it was all planned
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Mother of eight children: People online are shocked it was all planned

Basia Sarnecka, a mother of eight children, told WP that she attracts the most emotional reactions online, while in person people are generally warm, amazed or simply disbelieving. She emphasised that having such a large family was a deliberate, planned choice — something many people find hard to believe.

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BYD Chairman Wang Chuanfu holds talks across five Chinese provinces
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BYD Chairman Wang Chuanfu holds talks across five Chinese provinces

BYD Chairman Wang Chuanfu met with Shaanxi Provincial Party Secretary Zhao Yide and Governor Zhao Gang on Friday. This is the latest in a series of meetings with regional leaders across at least five Chinese provinces since March. The extensive tour suggests BYD may be pursuing significant expansion or investment plans across China.

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Common shares playlist and work on ESPN's Stuart Scott documentary
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Common shares playlist and work on ESPN's Stuart Scott documentary

Rapper and actor Common discussed the uplifting music he listens to daily and his work crafting "Vision," an ESPN documentary about the late legendary sportscaster Stuart Scott. The interview is part of The Playlist series, where celebrities share their personal music choices.

Egypt draw 1-1 with Iran and advance to the World Cup round of 32
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Egypt draw 1-1 with Iran and advance to the World Cup round of 32

Egypt drew 1-1 with Iran in their World Cup group match and secured their place in the round of 32. Iran, meanwhile, had to wait on other results to find out whether they would advance as one of the best third-placed sides. The draw ended Egypt's group stage campaign with qualification confirmed.

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US Strikes Iran in Retaliation for Attack on Singapore Merchant Ship
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US Strikes Iran in Retaliation for Attack on Singapore Merchant Ship

US Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed on Friday that American forces carried out strikes against Iran. The attack was a direct retaliation for Iran's Thursday assault on a Singaporean merchant vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Iran warned in response that "violence will be met with violence."

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"Shame Will Be With Me Forever" — Mothers of Children With Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
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"Shame Will Be With Me Forever" — Mothers of Children With Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Eight-year-old Staś has the developmental level of a three-year-old, and two-year-old Zosia's diagnosis was suspected by a doctor at first glance — both children suffer from fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) because their mothers drank during pregnancy. Katarzyna, one of the mothers, says: "Shame will be with me for the rest of my life, and I grieve that my child pays for my sins." FAS causes permanent developmental damage that cannot be reversed.

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Marie Antoinette's cake and pizza margherita: culinary myths of Europe
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Marie Antoinette's cake and pizza margherita: culinary myths of Europe

The article examines culinary myths and anecdotes surrounding European royal courts, such as the famous "let them eat cake" quote attributed to Marie Antoinette and the origin story of pizza margherita. Food has long been intertwined with power struggles and cultural identity. The author explores where history ends and myth or disinformation begins.