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Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

You've probably never heard of Esselor Loxotica,

even though it probably makes most of your sunglasses.

Well, now the company is trying something new.

Could smart glasses give the iconic multi-billion dollar company a new focus.

And the posthumous publication of a Gabriel Garcia Marquez book is causing a bit of a stir.

Although he didn't want it published,

the English language version comes out today.

Should it have been released at all? But first. Not long ago in Europe as winter arrived skiers would flock to the Alps for guaranteed snow. Nowadays, warmer

temperatures mean that they're more likely than ever to be greeted by rain, and not

much of the white stuff. Hardly any snow and if there is it's artificial.

Winter has been unseasonably warm in lace in Switzerland.

The skiers here are disappointed.

The impacts the skiers here are disappointed.

The impact of climate change isn't just being felt by Europe skiers. Extreme weather like floods and droughts is increasingly affecting people across the continent.

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