Authorities in Gaza say they have destroyed 15 tonnes of chocolate in response to last month’s mass recall by the manufacturer.

Inspectors from the economy ministry oversaw the burning of thousands of bars of Snickers in the south of the Gaza Strip.

Confectionery giant Mars, the maker of Snickers, recalled Mars bars and Snickers from 55 countries last month.

The move came after bits of plastic were found in a product.

Other brands on the recall list are Milky Way Minis and Miniatures as well…
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‘Major breakthrough’: Ancient wall discovery points to origins of first Paris settlement

French archaeologists have revealed details of a find that is thought to be evidence of the first settlement in central Paris. The discovery of a 20-metre stretch of an ancient wall near Notre Dame Cathedral suggests Lutetia, the ancient name for the capital, was built on the Île de la Cité.

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Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury and Oasis memorabilia up for auction in London

Michael Jackson’s military jacket, Freddie Mercury’s piano and Noel Gallagher’s Oasis guitar are among the music treasures going under the hammer in London.

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Protesters camp in Madrid as housing crisis sparks anger

Protesters have been camping in central Madrid for a second day, calling on Spain’s government to take action over the country’s housing crisis. The demonstration was sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her lifelong home.

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Germany company GICON is building the world’s tallest wind turbine — which by its completion will rise 365 metres above ground level, making it taller than the Eiffel Tower.

After decades of lignite mining have left scars across the landscape of Klettwitz, Germany, the small town has now become a frontrunner in the country’s race to sustainability. This new wind power plant could be a game-changer in ending Germany’s coal reliance.

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