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    Farming during Europe's intense heatwave

    Red heat alerts have been issued in several European countries amid intense heatwave

  2. Far-right leader Giorgia Meloni appointed as Italy's PM

    Her Brothers of Italy party won elections last month and she'll be sworn in on Saturday.

  3. Fans largely barred from Tokyo Olympics

    How much money will that lose for the organisers?

  4. Families demand accountability for Boeing 737-Max crashes

    Relatives of Boeing 737-Max crash victims said the plane-maker put profit ahead of safety

  5. Failed coup may impact Turkey's economy.

    Fears investors in Turkey may back away as business climate sours in wake of failed coup.

  6. Facebook's Fake Stories Linked to Donald Trump's Victory

    Mark Zuckerberg denies claims Facebook influenced the US Presidential Election outcome.

  7. Facebook whistleblower reveals identity

    We hear from Frances Haugen, a former Facebook employee behind the bombshell leaks.

  8. Facebook under fire in India

    Facebook is questioned over its role in violence in India

  9. Facebook to Roll Out Fake News Tools in Germany

    The social network plans to work with fact checkers to mark 'disputed' stories.

  10. Facebook Takes Aim at Ad-Blockers

    Facebook has declared war on popular software that stops you seeing adverts.

  11. Facebook Reveals Scale of Abuse

    For the first time, Facebook is detailing the amount of hateful content on its site.

  12. Facebook Data Row Academic 'Is Scapegoat'

    Dr Aleskandr Kogan tells the BBC he is "stunned" by the allegations made against him.

  13. Facebook Confirms Data-Sharing Agreements With Chinese Firms

    Facebook has confirmed it has a data-sharing partnership with several Chinese firms

  14. Facebook Chief to Face Congress

    As Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify, we take a look at what to expect on Capitol Hill

  15. Facebook blocks Thai access to group critical of monarchy

    Facebook has blocked access in Thailand to a million-member group discussing the monarchy

  16. Facebook bans pages aimed at US election interference

    Facebook says it has removed accounts suspected of influencing the US political agenda

  17. Facebook Apologises in Full-page Newspaper Ads

    Facebook have apologised for the improper use of data in the Cambridge Analytica affair.

  18. Facebook aims to prevent US election interference

    Facebook has unveiled a range of measures aimed at combatting US election interference.

  19. Facebook accused of allowing sexist job ads

    Facebook has been accused of breaking UK equality law in the way it handles job adverts.

  20. FAA will bring "significant change" in its oversight approach

    The Federal Aviation Administration said it will change its oversight approach

  21. Extra $2.5bn for no-deal Brexit planning

    With just 91 days til the UK is due to leave the EU, we ask how prepared businesses are.

  22. Explosion of Oil Tankers near Oman

    Two oil tankers have been hit by explosions in the Gulf of Oman

  23. Expectation rises ahead of Federal Reserve announcement

    Markets fear the Fed might increase US interest rates as high as 1 percentage point

  24. Ex-Goldman Bankers Face 1MDB Charges

    US authorities have brought criminal charges over Malaysia's 1MDB scandal.

  25. Ex-Deutsche Bank Trader: 'I'm being jailed - but the court was misled'

    Matt Connolly speaks to World Business Report as part of a BBC investigation.

  26. Eurozone suffers deepest contraction on record

    Spain, France and Italy suffer double-digit falls in economic output due to the pandemic

  27. Eurozone out of recession

    Whilst the Eurozone economy remains smaller than pre-pandemic, it's out of recession

  28. Eurozone Finance Ministers Meet for Crisis Talks on Greece

    Greece's future in the eurozone tops the agenda as ministers gather in Luxembourg.

  29. Eurozone Economic Recovery On Track

    The Eurozone currency bloc is now growing at about the same rate as the United States

  30. Eurozone Economic Growth Still Slow

    Sluggish recovery in France and Germany is holding back economic growth in the Eurozone.

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