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The Day with Phil Gayle

September 18, 2024

Central and Eastern Europe is struggling with the effects of another record-breaking storm described as unprecedented and a 'once-in-100-years'-event. Is Europe ready to deal with natural catastrophes like this? Plus, Meta bans Russian state media for 'foreign interference'.

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