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Wiccan Priestess Phyllis Curott

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Howcast - Learn about Wiccan Priestess Phyllis Curott, one of Howcast's Wicca experts, in this video.
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Highest turnout since 1981 at 12pm in second round of French election

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As the second round of voting begins a far-right government could come to power, however most analysts suggest a hung parliament is more likely.
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Turnout at 5pm is nearly 60% in second round of French election

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As the second round of voting begins a far-right government could come to power, however most analysts suggest a hung parliament is more likely.
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French election second round turnout nearly 60% at 5 pm

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As the second round of voting in France continues, a far-right government could come to power. However, most analysts suggest a hung parliament is more likely.
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Does Le Pen's National Rally victory threaten Franco-German relations?

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Analysts warn that the far-right National Rally's success may challenge relations between Paris and Berlin and complicate Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s agenda.
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Fly-tippers should be garrotted with their own intestines, Tory MP says

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Fly-tippers should be garrotted with their own intestines, a Tory MP said.Source: Parliament TV / PA
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Why is there concern over free speech in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II's death?

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“I struggle to understand how holding up that sign could meet the threshold for a breach of the peace, and any subsequent prosecution on that basis would clearly bring into play serious concerns about fundamental human rights.”
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Energy proposals could be 'democratic problem', as MEPs react to von der Leyen speech

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European People's Party President Manfred Weber took issue with the European Parliament not being consulted on plans for a one-time levy on energy companies.
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Sweden’s centre-left PM Andersson concedes defeat in elections

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Magdalena Andersson announced that she would resign after a close-fought election saw right-wing bloc winning a wafer-th
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UK: King Charles addresses parliament for first time as Monarch

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King Charles III promised to follow the Queen's commitment to the constitution, in his first address to the Parliament
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The path to parliamentary parity continues 100 years after 1st female MP

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One hundred years after Agnes Macphail became Canada’s first female MP, Canada hasn’t reached parity in Parliament. And despite some significant milestones, female politicians still face major obstacles.
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EU institution overreach puts bloc's future at risk, says Polish PM

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Mateusz Morawiecki published an open letter to EU leaders on Monday ahead of a leaders' summit this week.
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MPs to debate adapting Parliament for the pandemic

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The debate over democracy in the pandemic grows as MPs return to Ottawa with hard questions about plans for a partially virtual Parliament.
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Serbia's parliament session erupts into chaos as opposition MPs set off flares and smoke grenades

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Serbia's parliamentary session in Belgrade on Tuesday briefly turned violent after opposition MPs set off flares following a short brawl, leading to injuries. Speaker of Parliament Brnabić urged MPs to resume work.
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Chaos in Serbian parliament: Opposition MPs hurl smoke grenades, set off flares

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At least three lawmakers were injured, one of them seriously, after Serbia's parliamentary session turned violent in a display of opposition to government policies and support for protesting students.
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Michael McNamara on AI, media, and governance at DNPA conclave 2025

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Michael McNamara, Co-Chair of the European Parliament's AI Working Group, speaks to WION about the newly passed AI Act and its impact on innovation, regulation, and ethical AI development in Europe. He discusses key provisions, the...
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Proroguing Parliament, explained

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In addition to announcing his resignation as Liberal leader and as prime minister once a new leader is chosen, Justin Trudeau says he has asked the Governor General to prorogue Parliament until March 24. Here’s everything you need to...
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Canada: Trudeau Losing Popularity Amid Rising Inflation, High Cost Of Living

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces growing discontent as rising inflation and the increasing cost of living take a toll on Canadians. Public support for his leadership weakens, with many questioning his government's ability to address...
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Congress-BJP Face-Off Outside Parliament

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BJP and Congress MPs clashed outside Parliament, leading to accusations of assault from both sides. Watch to know more.
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South Korea Turmoil: South Korean President Abandons Martial Law Attempt

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South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday (December 3) declared martial law in an unannounced late night address broadcast live on YTN television, claiming he would eradicate "shameless pro-North Korean anti-state forces." He did...
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France: President Macron Faces Pressure Amid Deepening Political Crisis

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France is grappling with a major political crisis that could topple its government. Prime Minister Michel Barnier is facing a no confidence motion after using special powers to force his budget through the parliament without a vote. The...
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Bangladesh: Yunus Govt Seeks ICC Trial For Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina | World DNA

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Bangladesh is seeking trial of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the International Criminal Court (ICC) while she is already facing domestic tribunal charges for crimes against humanity, according to the interim government chief...
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Bangladesh: 3 Temples Attacked In Bangladesh; India Condemns And Expresses Concern

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Tensions remain high in Bangladesh as three Hindu temples were reportedly vandalized in Chattogram. The attacks come amid ongoing protests following the arrest of a spiritual leader linked to ISKCON. Watch in for more details!
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Georgia Protests: Violent Protests Erupt In Georgia Again

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Thousands are protesting in Tbilisi for a third night after the government put EU accession talks on hold. Watch to know more.