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Arsenal v Atlético Madrid: Champions League – live

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Tonight, Arsenal and Atlético Madrid face off in a highly anticipated Champions League match at the Emirates Stadium. Both clubs, despite their rich histories, have never won the prestigious European Cup, making this encounter particularly significant. Arsenal is currently among the favorites to clinch the title this year, raising hopes that they could finally achieve what has eluded them for so long. Fans are eager to see if this could be the turning point for either team.

The Guardian view on Sarkozy’s first day in prison: no citizen is above the law | Editorial

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Nicolas Sarkozy's first day in prison has sparked significant discussion about accountability and the rule of law. As the former French president arrived at La Santé prison, he attempted to undermine the legal process that led to his sentencing, which many view as irresponsible. This situation highlights the importance of ensuring that no individual, regardless of their status, is above the law, reinforcing the principle that justice must be upheld for all citizens.

‘No plans’ for immediate Trump-Putin meeting on Ukraine, U.S. official says

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A U.S. official has stated that there are currently no plans for an immediate meeting between President Trump and President Putin regarding the situation in Ukraine. This decision follows a productive call between U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The lack of an upcoming meeting highlights the ongoing complexities in U.S.-Russia relations and the delicate nature of diplomatic discussions surrounding Ukraine.

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Arsenal v Atlético Madrid: Champions League – live

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The Guardian view on Sarkozy’s first day in prison: no citizen is above the law | Editorial

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Missed out on Blue Jays World Series tickets? Cheapest resale seats priced at $2K

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If you were hoping to catch the Blue Jays in the World Series against the Dodgers, you might be disappointed to learn that resale tickets are already hitting a staggering $2,000 just hours after they went on sale. This steep price tag highlights the intense demand for this highly anticipated matchup, making it tough for average fans to secure a seat. It's a reminder of how ticket prices can soar during major sporting events, often putting them out of reach for many.

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Louvre heist losses put at almost €90m as museum’s head prepares to face MPs

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The Louvre museum is facing a significant crisis after a daring heist that resulted in nearly €90 million in losses, raising serious concerns about security. As the museum's head prepares to answer tough questions from MPs, the incident highlights vulnerabilities in protecting cultural treasures. The ongoing police investigation aims to track down the criminal gang responsible for this brazen robbery, which has shocked the nation and put France's crown jewels at risk.

General strike shuts down Tunisia’s Gabes over pollution crisis

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A general strike in Gabes, Tunisia, has brought the city to a standstill as residents protest against severe pollution from a local chemical plant. Over 200 people have been hospitalized recently due to respiratory issues linked to the plant's emissions. This situation highlights the urgent need for environmental accountability and public health measures, as the community demands action to address the ongoing crisis.