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Attention is on Nikola Glumac, a contestant on the German reality show Promi Big Brother. Coverage from T-Online and WEB.DE focuses on criticism aimed at hosts Jochen Schropp and Marlene Lufen, to which Sat.1 has responded, and on the turbulent relationship between contestants Kim Virginia and Glumac. The couple's ups and downs on the show are drawing significant viewer interest.
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German media are reminding readers when to set clocks back for the end of daylight saving time in October 2026. Outlets including Stern, WEB.DE and BR explain when winter time begins and offer practical tips for the switch. The twice-yearly clock change remains a recurring topic of public interest and debate in Germany and across the EU, where plans to abolish it have long stalled.
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Germany is bracing for an abrupt weather turnaround as a cold front moves in, ending the recent mild late-summer spell. Forecasts from wetter.com, The Weather Channel and web.de say the front will shift across the country around the start of October, bringing cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions from Thursday onwards.
- 4Promi Big Brother pair Kim Virginia and Nikola Glumac in the spotlight▼promi big brother - die late night show
Attention around Promi Big Brother is focusing on Kim Virginia and Nikola Glumac, whose on-show relationship is described as turbulent. German media including WEB.DE are covering the couple's ups and downs inside the house, and the reality format's late night show companion coverage is drawing searches. Viewers are following whether the romance survives beyond the contest.
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Around 100,000 households in Germany are set to benefit from the electric car premium, according to a report by WEB.DE. The announcement is drawing attention as drivers and buyers try to work out who qualifies for the e-auto subsidy and how much support they can claim.