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The BBC News homepage lists several current stories, including a suspected cyber-attack affecting shop freezers in seven European countries, where temperatures reportedly reached 50°C. It also reports that a Wizz Air flight made an emergency landing with a fighter jet escort after a bomb threat, alongside political, legal and international news. No single story dominates the homepage.

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