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On today's World In 10:

Russia launches a fresh wave of attacks across Ukraine, plus the Times of London meets the British volunteer rescuing civilians.

A deadly fire kills 10 people in an apartment building near Lyon, France.

Twitter suspends the accounts of several prominent journalists amid claims of doxxing on owner Elon Musk.

Countries try to secure a biodiversity deal at Cop15 in Montreal, Canada.

Plus, Taylor Swift breaks another record - and why whales could secure the planet's future.

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On today's World In 10:

In Montpelier, a teenager is run over and killed following France's World Cup semi-final win.

A US court hears how actor Tom Hanks was a potential target for the man accused of attacking Nancy Pelosi's husband.

After weeks of political upheaval and protests, a state of emergency is declared in Peru.

Nurses in the United Kingdom hold the biggest strike in the history of the country's National Health Service.

British star Henry Cavill says he's hanging up his Superman cape.

And an ancient puzzle has been solved.

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Ukraine says 10 Russian drones were shot down on Wednesday morning, as reports of more explosions were heard in Kyiv.

The world could be a step closer to limitless clean energy, after a major breakthrough by scientists in the US on nuclear fusion.

President Biden signs legislation protecting same-sex and interracial marriage, in what has been described as a "blow" to hate.

China shows signs its moving further away from zero-Covid, after ditching the reporting of asymptomatic cases.

Sport, as Lionel Messi inspires Argentina into the World Cup final with a 3-0 win over Croatia, as the former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff is airlifted to hospital while filming Top Gear.

And Elon Musk is no longer the world's richest person - as he's overtaken by a French billionaire.

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1.5 million people have been left without essential utilities after Odesa was hit by Russian missile strikes.

A gunman kills three people in Rome, including a friend of the prime minister Georgia Meloni.

Political unrest continues in Peru following the impeachment of President Pedro Castillo.

NASA Artemis mission completed with Orion capsule returning to earth.

French garçon wins Junior Eurovision.

King Charles and Queen Camilla release Christmas card photo.

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Up to 15 people are thought to have been killed in an explosion at a block of flats on the Island of Jersey

Protesters brave Canada’s sub-zero temperatures at the COP15 summit as they demand further action for conservation

In a world first, a 13-year-old girl is declared leukaemia free after a revolutionary new treatment

NASA’s new lunar program Artemis will see its first rocket return to earth fifty years after the last Apollo astronauts stepped foot on the moon

The UK Royal family braces itself for further revelations in the next episodes of the Netflix documentary series on Harry and Meghan

World record parachute jumper Joseph Kittinger dies at the age of 94

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The US and Britain say Iran and Russia are moving towards a full defence partnership

A former Minneapolis police officer who knelt on George Floyd's back has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years.

Tributes are paid to a football journalist who had died while covering the World Cup in Qatar.

A cyclone causes destruction in southern India.

Elton John leaves Twitter blaming the platform's "change in policy"

And a galaxy far, far away is spotted by the James Webb telescope

Hear it all on today's World in 10 from the Times of London

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Vladimir Putin gives a rare update on the state of the war in Ukraine.

Protests in the streets of Peru after Government turmoil.

Beds appear in the offices of Twitter, as Elon Musk's "hardcore" working kicks in.

Despite chasing Net Zero carbon emissions, Britain's Government approves the first new coal mine in 30 years

Hear it all on today's World in 10 from the Times of London

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