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Transport: A school bus crashed into a house in Bad Oldesloe on Friday, injuring about 20 people; four were reported seriously hurt. Economy: Germany grew just 0.2% in the third quarter as exports weakened and investment fell, extending a fragile recovery. Auto Industry: Volkswagen has paused development of its electric Golf as it cuts costs after a €5.8 billion quarterly loss, deepening concerns about jobs and the future of German carmaking. Youth: Demonstrations are planned across Germany on Saturday, with organisers reporting more than 157,000 registrations amid young people’s frustration over living costs, insecurity and public services. China Ties: President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is in Beijing seeking dialogue on trade; he highlighted Germany’s trade imbalance with China, while Xi urged Berlin and the EU to pursue closer cooperation. Tennis: Alexander Zverev is set to become the first German men’s world No. 1 after reaching the Vienna Open quarter-finals.

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