Is AstraZeneca being treated fairly as a non-profit vaccine producer?
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Swedish carmaker Volvo will offer a generous paid parental leave scheme to its 40,000 employees globally
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BBC China correspondent John Sudworth moves to Taiwan after threats
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French subsidiary of the Swedish retailer IKEA will go on trial over allegations that they snooped on employees and customers using private detectives and police officers
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Spain passes law allowing euthanasia
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Finnish telecoms giant Nokia is to axe between 5,000 and 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next two years as it cuts costs
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Jack Dorsey: Bids reach $2.5m for Twitter co-founder's first post
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Volvo Cars to go fully electric by 2030 – it will phase out all car models with internal combustion engines, including hybrids
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Finland's rallying great Hannu Mikkola has died at the age of 78 – the Flying Finn won eighteen world championship rallies
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Oatly, the plant-based milk company started in Sweden, is planning a stock exchange listing in the United States
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In an unprecedented move, war crimes are due to be heard in the Liberian capital – but this is a Finnish court holding a special session, not part of the Liberian judicial process
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Edvard Munch wrote mysterious graffiti on The Scream, infrared scans have shown – a small and barely visible sentence has been the cause of much conjecture in the art world
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Bird flu: Russia detects first case of H5N8 bird flu in humans
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UK Supreme Court rules that Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed
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Norway is offering drug-free treatment to people with psychosis
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Covid-hit New Orleans turns homes into floats for Mardi Gras
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Matthew Syed looks at how the behaviour of hostages at a 1973 bank robbery gave rise to a concept known as Stockholm syndrome
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Pigs can play video games with their snouts, scientists find
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The trial of the suspected warlord Gibril Ealoghima Massaquoi, accused of atrocities during Liberia's civil war, has started in Finland
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Virtual meetings spur sales in books for backgrounds
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Furniture giant IKEA is planning to sell spare parts for its furniture – its aim is to prolong the life of its products and dispel the idea that it makes disposable goods
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Rescuers in China have freed eleven gold miners who were trapped hundreds of metres underground for two weeks
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Dub Revolution - The story of King Tubby
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On streets across Europe, a secret organisation of artists who go by the name AnonyMouse have been creating little places for mice to use
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Sex workers say 'defunding Pornhub' puts their livelihoods at risk
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FBI found Ghislaine Maxwell using mobile phone data
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Body found in Norwegian landslide – rescuers and dog handlers began a risky ground search for ten people missing in a hillside collapse
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In historic decision, Argentina legalizes first trimester abortion outside rape and threat to the mother's life
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Landslide in the Norwegian village of Gjerdrum has left at least nine people injured and buried houses – twenty-six people are unaccounted for
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Brexit deal mentions Netscape browser and Mozilla Mail; recommends outdated security algorithms
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Parents warning about harm to children after UK legal decision bans access to puberty blockers
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Covid-19: St Pancras crowds 'totally irresponsible'
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Ralf Wunderlich: ‘When FC Santa Claus called I didn't have to think a lot. Who wouldn't want to work for Santa Claus' official football club?’
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EU reveals plan to regulate Big Tech
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Faroe Islands are set to open an under-sea roundabout – the underwater tunnels connect the islands of Streymoy and Eysturoy in a network some 11km long
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'Armed protesters' target Michigan official's home
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Furniture giant IKEA has announced it will stop printing its traditional catalogue, one of the world's biggest annual publications, after seventy years
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The Scottish village where the children design the Christmas lights
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This month Norwegian archaeologists hope to complete their excavation of a rare, buried longship at Gjellestad, an ancient site south-east of Oslo
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Danish murder on Bornholm island raises tension in race debate – rights groups have reacted by questioning whether potential hate crimes are being seriously investigated
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Opposition MPs in Denmark have urged the government to dig up millions of mink that were buried in mass graves amid Covid-19 fears
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BBC 100 Women 2020 – A profile of Sanna Marin, who leads Finland's all-female coalition government
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Oxford University vaccine is highly effective
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UK sees record bandwidth use on Xbox Series X/S launch day
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Deutsche Bank suggests 5% tax on home workers to support those impacted by the pandemic
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Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia sign Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal
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Florida mosquitoes: 750 million genetically modified insects to be released
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The young Norwegians taking their own country to court over oil
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Norway funds satellite map of world's tropical forests – funding for the project comes through its International Climate and Forests Initiative
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The forklift truck drivers who never leave their desks
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