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Tenerife boss says Owono's 12-match ban 'feels light'

Tenerife boss Alvaro Cervera reacts to goalkeeper Jesus Owono's 12-match ban as the club prepare for their first game since the death of Jesus de Miguel.

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Young people should have legal guarantee of job or training, Milburn tells BBC

The author of a major review on youth unemployment, due next week, acknowledges the change would mean some young people losing out on benefits.

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Honey: this flirty, kinky Killing Eve prequel should have been called Carré on Spying

The amazing Ann Skelly plays Eve’s spy-handler Carolyn in a steamy, camp cold war thriller set in east Germany. Tagline: ‘everyone is watching – look hot!’ I always found it odd that spy stories are the quintessential interest of middle-aged men. Isn’t spying all about relationships, listening and choosing outfits? Is there something you’d like to tell us, men? Ironically, we don’t seem to have many ways of making you talk. A female-forward spy story was the highlight of my week. Honey (Saturday 14 November, 9pm, BBC One) is a prequel to Killing Eve, and an origin story for one of its most int

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Honey: this flirty, kinky Killing Eve prequel should have been called Carré on Spying

The amazing Ann Skelly plays Eve’s spy-handler Carolyn in a steamy, camp cold war thriller set in east Germany. Tagline: ‘everyone is watching – look hot!’ I always found it odd that spy stories are the quintessential interest of middle-aged men. Isn’t spying all about relationships, listening and choosing outfits? Is there something you’d like to tell us, men? Ironically, we don’t seem to have many ways of making you talk. A female-forward spy story was the highlight of my week. Honey (Saturday 14 November, 9pm, BBC One) is a prequel to Killing Eve, and an origin story for one of its most int

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Microsoft outage shakes up companies, schools and local governments across US

Local officials warn some services remain unavailable even as Outlook starts to resume normal operations after outage Microsoft outage – live updates The Microsoft Outlook outage has shaken up companies and local governments across the US that use its suite of email, calendar, video conferencing and cloud storage systems. Even as Outlook started to resume normal operations Friday morning, local leaders from across the country, including in Miami, Maryland and Los Angeles, warned residents that certain staff or services were still unavailable due to the outage that started around 1pm ET on Thur

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Microsoft outage shakes up companies, schools and local governments across US

Local officials warn some services remain unavailable even as Outlook starts to resume normal operations after outage Microsoft outage – live updates The Microsoft Outlook outage has shaken up companies and local governments across the US that use its suite of email, calendar, video conferencing and cloud storage systems. Even as Outlook started to resume normal operations Friday morning, local leaders from across the country, including in Miami, Maryland and Los Angeles, warned residents that certain staff or services were still unavailable due to the outage that started around 1pm ET on Thur

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E Guinea goalkeeper involved in fatal collision gets 12-game ban

Jesus Owono is given a 12-match suspension by the Spanish football federation's disciplinary committee after his challenge which resulted in the death of Jesus de Miguel.

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The International Atomic Energy Agency is "concerned" about an Iranian nuclear site

Iran allowed the IAEA to inspect a facility in Isfahan last year, but the visit was canceled after Israel launched attacks on nuclear sites.

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After the global outage, Microsoft apologized, told how far the efforts to end the technical problem reached.

Microsoft said the issue was caused by a technical error while "upgrading network capacity." The effect of this outage was seen in more than 70 countries. More than 43 crore people worldwide use the affected Microsoft products.

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An inflexible Putin raises his demands to achieve peace with Ukraine

In Moscow it is seen as a victory that European security is now in the talks, says Steve Rosenberg, the BBC's Russia editor.

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After a summer win, India's Gen Z protesters face a winter of uncertainty

A new wave of youth dissent swept India this summer, fuelled by frustration and irreverent online satire.

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A former bodyguard of a Hamas leader was convicted in a British court

Mehmed the Conqueror was granted asylum in Britain in 2015 before obtaining British citizenship in 2020.

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