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Hundreds arrested and dozens of police injured after Champions League riots in France | BBC News
A total of 219 people have been injured in clashes between football fans and police across France after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) won the Champions League final against Arsenal.
Eight were in a serious condition, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said. Thousands of officers were deployed to curb unrest that disrupted bus, train and rail services in the capital, Paris. Fifty-seven of them were injured.
Nuñez said 780 people had been arrested over the violence – with more than 450 in custody. A person was found dead after an accident on Paris’s ring road, which rioters tried to block overnight.
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A little-known chapter of D-Day history has now become a major film. Three days before the Allied landings, the weather looked …
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Three of Dolly Parton’s songs have reached the UK top 10 charts, following her death – the highest she has ever reached in the …
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Reading, maths and science scores in PISA, the world’s biggest international test of 15-year-olds, are falling. The downward trend started around 2012 and seems to be accelerating, particularly in reading. Here we explore some of the theories about what’s causing the decline.
00:00 Why are Gen Z’s test scores falling?
00:31 What the PISA test results measure
01:08 Is Covid to blame?
02:00 Did technology change learning?
02:37 The sharp decline in reading skills
03:24 How are screens in classrooms linked to test scores?
04:17 School tech use in Singapore is high, and so are PISA scores
04:28 Schools around the world use tech in different ways
04:55 The unanswered questions about Gen Z and tech
05:33 Do screens affect our attention spans?
06:02 Is this just a Gen Z issue?
06:23 The world is changing and there many factors involved
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Freshers Flu. The grim illness that seemingly impacts every single student, every single year. And with hundreds of thousands of students preparing to head back to university – it’s certainly something worth preparing for.
So what’s actually going on? Why does everyone seem to get Freshers Flu in the first few weeks of term? And why do so many say it feels worse than the average cold?
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