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On March 11, 2025, outside Cecconi's restaurant, BBC Breakfast presenter Ben Thompson, 45, and perfumer Roja Dove, 69, were attacked by six men who stole Thompson's £7,000 Rolex and Dove's £150,000 Patek Philippe. Two robbers—Hocine Boulanouar, 26, and Danis Tom-Deter, 36—were convicted this week at the Old Bailey, receiving sentences of four years three months and two years nine months. Thompson shared in his victim statement that the trauma has left him nervous on London's streets, with flashbacks and night terrors, while Dove felt his hard work was pointless. Four suspects remain at large amid ongoing debates over city safety.

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Ben Thompson stepped out for dinner in Mayfair, only to have his engraved Rolex ripped from his wrist by a gang, leaving a permanent scar and deep fear.

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer told Muslim leaders at a Ramadan event on March 4 that they represent 'the face of modern Britain,' praising the country's diversity amid talks on Gaza and Islamophobia. Thousands responded with selfies and family photos—veterans, couples with dogs, young women, elderly pairs—asserting their own place in British identity, often tying into frustrations over immigration and policing. The posts, many tagging the rising Reform UK party, highlight ongoing debates about who defines modern Britain, as critics recirculate clips of riots and scandals to challenge the narrative.

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A Royal Navy veteran pinned with medals shared his photo, declaring 'I am the face of Britain,' capturing a wave of everyday people pushing back against the Prime Minister's words.

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ABBA released their breakthrough album *Waterloo* on March 4, 1974, in Sweden, featuring the title track that won Eurovision for the country with 24 points. The catchy song about surrendering to love hit No. 1 in the UK, reached the US Top 10, and sold nearly 6 million copies worldwide. The album topped Sweden's charts for 27 weeks, spawning hits like 'Honey, Honey' and paving the way for ABBA's global dominance with its glam rock and perfect harmonies. Fans marked the anniversary sharing iconic covers, Eurovision clips, and tributes to the quartet's enduring joy.

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Picture ABBA in glittering outfits, dazzling the Brighton Dome crowd on April 6, 1974. Their performance turned heads and launched a pop empire.

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ABBA released their breakthrough album *Waterloo* on March 4, 1974, in Sweden, featuring the title track that won Eurovision for the country with 24 points. The catchy song about surrendering to love hit No. 1 in the UK, reached the US Top 10, and sold nearly 6 million copies worldwide. The album topped Sweden's charts for 27 weeks, spawning hits like 'Honey, Honey' and paving the way for ABBA's global dominance with its glam rock and perfect harmonies. Fans marked the anniversary sharing iconic covers, Eurovision clips, and tributes to the quartet's enduring joy.

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Picture ABBA in glittering outfits, dazzling the Brighton Dome crowd on April 6, 1974. Their performance turned heads and launched a pop empire.

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ABBA released their breakthrough album *Waterloo* on March 4, 1974, in Sweden, featuring the title track that won Eurovision for the country with 24 points. The catchy song about surrendering to love hit No. 1 in the UK, reached the US Top 10, and sold nearly 6 million copies worldwide. The album topped Sweden's charts for 27 weeks, spawning hits like 'Honey, Honey' and paving the way for ABBA's global dominance with its glam rock and perfect harmonies. Fans marked the anniversary sharing iconic covers, Eurovision clips, and tributes to the quartet's enduring joy.

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Picture ABBA in glittering outfits, dazzling the Brighton Dome crowd on April 6, 1974. Their performance turned heads and launched a pop empire.

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Căpitănescu topped the 12-song Selecția Națională 2026 final at TVR Studios, selected by a jury of experts like Andreea Bălan and Andrei Tudor, beating out Alejandro Zandes & Emil Rengle and HVNDS. The edgy track, co-written with Călin-Alexandru Grăjdan and others, mixes raw emotion, electronic beats, and alternative metal vibes as Romania returns to Eurovision in Vienna after skipping 2024 and 2025 due to TVR's financial issues. Fans celebrated the comeback pick as a bold dark horse for the May semis, though some critiqued the top three.

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In a dramatic Bucharest studio showdown, 23-year-old Alexandra Căpitănescu unleashed her rock powerhouse 'Choke Me'—complete with leather outfits and searing screams—to claim Romania's Eurovision spot.

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Armando Mema, a 32-year-old accountant of Albanian-Italian background, was portrayed by Russian news outlets as a 'Finnish politician' and 'expert' with political influence calling for Finland to exit NATO. Finnish social media users criticized and mocked the portrayal, highlighting Mema's lack of political influence and strong national support for NATO membership.

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Belgium condemned US and Israeli attacks on Iran as inconsistent with international law. Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot stated that the Iranian people alone must choose their leaders without influence from other countries.

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March 3 marks 148 years since the Treaty of San Stefano ended the Russo-Turkish War and restored Bulgarian statehood in 1878. Ceremonies across the country mix national pride with messages from NATO, the EU, and nations like Ukraine, Turkey, and India, praising Bulgaria's alliances and contributions. Eurostat shared standout stats, from high employment rates to top recycling figures, highlighting the nation's strengths as an EU and NATO member bridging Europe and the Black Sea.

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Flags wave high and wreaths honor heroes at sites like the Shipka Memorial, as Bulgarians reflect on freedom won through resilience after centuries of rule.

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