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France24 says French President Emmanuel Macron gave Germany’s outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel an affectionate and stylish send-off on Wednesday, praising her for keeping Europe united through years of crisis.

Sky News says In a show featuring colour, feathers, facial jewellery and plenty of celebrity faces, Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci, presented a nostalgic line with inspirations taken from old Hollywood.

Aljazeera says The British government says the “end of coal is in sight” after Poland, Vietnam and Chile and other countries pledged for the first time to phase out coal-based power generation and stop building new plants.

TRT World says a Pentagon review has concluded that the US drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.

BBC Sport says Raheem Sterling ended his 12-game goal drought to wrap up an easy Champions League win for Manchester City over Club Bruges.

A Belarusian plane has crashed while trying to land in eastern Russia, killing all seven people on board. The plane was a cargo plane and had a small crew onboard, all of whom were killed on impact. Officials say the Soviet-built Antonov An-12 plane, which was being operated by the Belarusian carrier Grodno, crashed and caught fire near Irkutsk. The plane “disappeared from radar” while landing near the Siberian city on Wednesday, Russia’s emergency ministry said in a statement. The Belarusian President pays tribute to those who perished in plane crash Belarusian plane crash on return cargo delivery The plane…

The Sun reports that Richard Madeley is to replace Piers Morgan as a full-time presenter on ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

Another commitment from 110 countries at the summit to halt and reverse deforestation by 2030 makes the lead in the Metro.

The Independent reports on Met Office analysis which suggests Europe could reach temperatures of 50C (122F) if urgent action isn’t taken to slash greenhouse emissions.

The Guardian leads with new analysis showing the heatwaves and wildfires that caused widespread devastation in Europe this summer would not have happened without global heating.