Steve Harley death: Cockney Rebel singer dies at 73: The rock star, whose song Make Me Smile was a number one in 1975, was being treated for cancer.
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Quick Glance: Steve Harley Passes Away at 73 from Cancer, Cockney Rebel Legend
- Singer Steve Harley, the frontman of the iconic glam rock band Cockney Rebel, has sadly passed away at the age of 73 after a short battle with cancer.
- The band rose to fame in the 1970s with their distinctive glam rock sounds, as Harley played a key role in founding the group alongside other original members.
- Apart from his contributions to the iconic London band, Harley also had a presence at BBC Radio 2, hosting 'Sounds of the 70s' from 1999 to 2008.
- Described as 'larger than life' by his fans, they took to social media to express their condolences for the legendary musician.
Estonian prime minister says Putin is "afraid" of war with Nato: Kaja Kallas says Putin is "afraid" of a war with Nato in an interview with ...
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Quick Glance: Estonian PM: Putin Spreading Fear of NATO, Yet Afraid Himself
- Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin is attempting to intimidate Western societies to deter their actions. However, it becomes apparent that Putin himself is hesitant about engaging in a war with NATO countries.
- Kallas expressed these views in an interview with the BBC.
- A recent classified analysis from German intelligence hints at Russia's possible military intentions towards NATO in the upcoming years starting from 2026. This analysis indicates that Russia is gearing up for a significant conflict with the West, as evidenced by the restructuring of its army, troop movements, and missile deployments in the western region of the country.
- Kallas emphasized the importance of taking Putin's threats seriously, despite his skill in instilling fear.
Ex-president Obama visits Sunak in Downing Street: The former US president arrives in London for an unannounced visit to see the UK PM.
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Quick Glance: Barack Obama's Suit: A Tribute to Tailoring Craftsmanship
- Barack Obama sported a classic, dark gray suit during a London meeting.
- His timeless ensemble was deemed respectful and stylish.
- The significance of tailored suits as a reflection of personal style was emphasized.
- The resurgence of ties as a fashion accessory was discussed, with a focus on the Fall 2024 trends.
Kate photo: Princess of Wales seen after saying she edited Mother's Day picture: The Princess of Wales apologises "for confusion" after agencies recall the image ...
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Quick Glance: Kate Middleton's Impact Beyond Herself
- The debate around Kate Middleton raises important questions beyond regular royal concerns.
- The supposed rivalry narrative between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle is perpetuated by the press and admirers of the Princess.
- The British monarchy serves as entertainment and distraction, akin to imperial Rome.
- The story of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle is used to fuel fear and prejudice.
Gaza medics tell BBC that Israeli troops beat and humiliated them after hospital raid
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Watch: Iceland volcano spews lava in eruption: Footage from the Reykjanes Peninsula shows bright orange lava erupting into the air.
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Quick Glance: State of Emergency Declared Following Another Volcanic Eruption in Iceland
- A state of emergency was announced after a volcano in Iceland erupted for the fourth time within a few months.
- Lava flowed from the Sundhnúksgíga crater row, resulting in the evacuation of a local fishing village and a luxury spa.
- Scientists indicated on Sunday morning that the eruption seems to be losing strength and could diminish in the following hours.
- Airports across the country, including in the capital Reykjavík, remain “unaffected,” as stated on the Keflavik Airport website.
McDonald's blames global outage on third party: Company says the worldwide issue happened during a 'configuration change' but was not cyber-related.
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Quick Glance: McDonald's Outage Impacts Global Operations
- McDonald's apologizes for a global technology outage that led to the closure of several restaurants for hours.
- The outage began around 12 a.m. CDT during a configuration change and was nearly resolved about 12 hours later, according to the Chicago-based company.
- The outage was also not related to the company's shift to Google Cloud as a technology provider, as stated by McDonald's.
- Some McDonald's locations resumed normal operations post-outage, including venues in Bangkok, Milan, and London.
Glastonbury line-up 2024: Dua Lipa, Coldplay, SZA and Shania Twain top the bill: Country singer Shania Twain will also play the festival's famous "legend slot" ...
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Quick Glance: Glastonbury 2024: Epic Female Headline Acts After 'Sexism' Debate
- Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and Sza will headline the main stage of the Glastonbury Festival 2024.
- Avril Lavigne, Sugababes, and Corinne Bailey Rae will bring a 2000s vibe to the event.
- Mixed reactions to this year's line-up, with Coldplay set to headline for the fifth time.
- Billy Joel and Liam Gallagher hint at possible performances, while discussions about gender distribution among headliners persist.
John Cena made a somewhat striking appearance on stage to announce the nominees for best costume design
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James Crumbley: Father of Michigan school gunman convicted of manslaughter: For the first time parents are convicted of manslaughter over their child's role in a ...
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Diane Abbott calls Tory donor's comments frightening: Top Conservative donor Frank Hester allegedly said Diane Abbott made him "want to hate all black women".
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Quick Glance: Tory Donor's Racist Comments on Diane Abbott
- Comments made by a Tory donor about Diane Abbott deemed racist
- Frank Hester apologizes for his remarks, Downing Street labels them unacceptable
- Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch described the comments as racist and called for space for forgiveness
- Labour and the Liberal Democrats call for the Conservatives to return donations from Hester
Andrew Tate and brother Tristan can be extradited to UK, Romanian court rules: The Tate brothers can be sent back to the UK after separate proceedings in Romania ...
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Quick Glance: Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan detained in Romania after UK arrest warrant
- Controversial figures Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were taken into custody in Romania following accusations of sexual misconduct.
- They were issued a European arrest warrant by UK officials and are currently facing charges related to rape and human trafficking in Romania.
- Tate successfully appealed in August 2023 to be released from house arrest while awaiting an undetermined trial date.
- A ruling in January reversed the decision to seize Tate's assets, granting him access to his luxury vehicles, properties, and designer watches.
Watch: Japan rocket explodes seconds after launch: Space One’s ‘Kairos’ rocket burst into flames shortly after lift-off on Wednesday morning.
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Quick Glance: Rocket Explodes After Launch in Japan
- The Japanese company aimed to be the first private business in the country to put a satellite into orbit.
- The Kairos rocket exploded shortly after liftoff, causing a smoke plume and a forest fire nearby.
- Space One is investigating the incident, marking a setback for Japan's commercial space endeavors.
- The space transportation market is lucrative, with Space One planning to launch satellites using small rockets.
Biden and Netanyahu's deepening rift on public display: As the US president presses Israel on its war in Gaza, critics question how much influence he has now.
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Haiti: The harrowing journey out of gang territory: The BBC speaks to Haitians who braved a treacherous journey out of Port-au-Prince as hunger worsens.
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Prince William tells youth group: 'My wife's the arty one': He was at a youth centre in London, where he took part in activities ...
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Israel abused Gaza war detainees, UN report alleges: The BBC sees a draft document containing testimony from detainees, but Israel disputes their accounts.
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Staff at US wildlife centre wear fox mask to care for rescued kit: The woman behind the mask explains why she dressed up to tend to an orphaned baby fox.
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Quick Glance: US Wildlife Center Staff Wear Fox Mask for Rescued Kit
- Melissa Stanley, Founder and Director of Richmond Wildlife Center in Virginia, wore a fox mask to care for a rescued fox kit.
- Celebrity chef José Andrés' charity delivered the first maritime shipment of 200 tonnes of food to Gaza.
- Former special counsel Robert Hur defended his report on Joe Biden's handling of classified documents in Congress.
- A toilet paper spill caused traffic disruptions on a busy US highway.
'I needed treatment for trauma after writing book' - Earl Spencer: Princess Diana's brother says he needed residential mental health treatment ...
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Haiti spirals to collapse as gangs tighten grip: With a prime minister unable to return and violent criminals in control, Haiti is fast descending into anarchy.
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Quick Glance: Understanding Haiti’s Armed Gangs: Origins and Demands
- Armed groups have long rocked daily life and politics in Haiti.
- The rivalry between the two major gang coalitions - G9 and GPep - dominates Port-au-Prince.
- The origins of the gangs are closely associated with political parties and elites in Haiti.
- The armed groups have become autonomous entities and seek political power.
Watch: Climbers rescued from icy Italian mountain: The climbers got stuck 2,300m (7,500ft) up Monte Mondolè on Saturday.
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Airbnb bans indoor security cameras in rental properties: Customers have previously voiced concerns about the use of security cameras inside properties.
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Quick Glance: Airbnb Bans Creepy Surveillance Cameras Inside Rentals Starting April 30
- Airbnb prohibits hosts from recording guests inside the property, including hidden cameras indoors.
- As of April 30, deactivated cameras and indoor recording devices will also be banned to prioritize privacy.
- Airbnb's updated policy also prohibits the use of noise monitoring devices and mandates the disclosure of any surveillance devices.
Aaron Rodgers and Jesse Ventura on RFK Jr vice-presidential shortlist: The independent candidate's campaign says Aaron Rodgers and Jesse Ventura are on the ...
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Quick Glance: Affair Rumors Surrounding Prince William and Kate Middleton
- Kate and William's friends were baffled by the absence of the wedding ring in a photoshopped picture, raising concerns about their marriage.
- Stephen Colbert's comments on alleged affairs involving Prince William spark controversy.
- Rumors of an affair between William and Rose Hanbury resurface.
- Speculations on Kate and William's marriage, especially after a mysterious photo without a wedding ring, add strain to the royal couple.
Cillian Murphy's old school 'thrilled' by Oscar win: Cillian Murphy's old school 'thrilled' by Oscar win
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Quick Glance: Cillian Murphy showcases Versace
- The 2024 Best Actor Oscar winner, Cillian Murphy, is now the latest ambassador for the Italian luxury brand Versace.
- A sharply tailored Atelier Versace tuxedo made a statement at the 96th Academy Awards.
- Versace introduces Cillian Murphy as the first men’s face of Versace Icons, their everyday-essentials capsule line.
- Murphy, an actor who values privacy and sees 'having a normal life doing regular things' as essential professional research, embarks on his first brand partnership.
Donatella Versace rescued after getting stuck in an elevator in LA: It took several people to hold the elevator doors open to allow the fashion designer a tight ...
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Special Counsel Robert Hur faces Congress over Biden classified files report: Robert Hur will face a House panel over his classified files report and comments on ...
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UK economic growth picks up in January: According to the Office for National Statistics, the economy grew by 0.2% in January.
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Quick Glance: UK Economy Sees Growth
- The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the UK increased by 0.2% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
- The main reason for the growth was primarily the customer-facing services industry, which expanded by 0.2% in January and constitutes a significant portion of the economy.
- The construction sector also experienced positive growth, with output increasing by 1.1% compared to the previous month.
- However, the data provided is an estimate and is subject to revision as more information becomes available for accurate analysis.
BBC Verify examines Princess of Wales photo: BBC Verify examines the photo of Catherine Princess of Wales and her children following concerns over how it was ...
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How a near-death experience helped this fentanyl addict get clean: Bryan Emery was a fentanyl user living on the streets of San Francisco, a city hard-hit by the ...
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Five killed in Gaza aid drop parachute failure - reports: The US, Jordan, Egypt, France, the Netherlands and Belgium have been dropping aid into Gaza.
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Quick Glance: US Aid: Port Construction in Gaza
- A US military vessel is en route to the Middle East to construct a temporary port off the coast of Gaza.
- Departing from a military base in Virginia, the support ship General Frank S Besson set sail on Saturday.
- The establishment of the floating harbor is a part of US aid for Gaza.
- The construction of the pier with the assistance of 1,000 soldiers may take up to 60 days - none will set foot on land.
Oscars 2024: Al Pacino explains awkward best picture announcement: The night ended in a confusing manner, after Pacino failed to read out all the best picture ...
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Quick Glance: Al Pacino Causes Confusion with Oscars Best Picture Announcement
- At the 2024 Oscars, Al Pacino sparked confusion by casually announcing 'Oppenheimer' as the best picture winner.
- Pacino clarified that the decision to announce the winner abruptly was a choice by the producers and not an intention to overlook the other nominees.
- Pacino's announcement confusion led to a wave of memes on social media parodying his appearance.
- The Oscars ended anticlimactically due to Pacino's unconventional announcement and the absence of traditional dramatic buildup.
Banana prices to go up as temperatures rise, says expert: A warming climate and fast-spreading diseases threaten supplies and push up prices ...
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Liam Trimmer: UK man dies at his engagement celebration in Australia: Liam Trimmer suffered a fall at his home in Western Australia, where he had been working as ...
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Some Gaza cancer patients denied exit through Rafah: Despite their names appearing on authorised evacuation lists, cancer patients in Gaza are struggling to ...
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Currys: Elliot pulls out of takeover bid for UK retailer: Investment firm Elliot says it will not bid for the retailer after being rejected "multiple times".
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Elon Musk sued over $128m unpaid severance: Four former Twitter leaders accuse Elon Musk of flouting the law and not paying Twitter's debts.
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Quick Glance: Elon Musk sued for Unpaid Severance
- Elon Musk is facing a lawsuit from former Twitter executives alleging he owes them over $128 million in unpaid severance.
- The lawsuit filed by the four executives aims to portray Musk as someone who avoids settling his liabilities and mistreats his employees.
- According to the lawsuit, Musk attempted to evade payment of the owed millions to the executives by disregarding the severance plans outlining compensation in case of unjustified terminations.
- The lawsuit seeks to depict a negative image of Mr. Musk, accusing him of failing to settle debts and mistreating his staff.
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Quick Glance: Could TikTok Face a Ban in the US?
- TikTok once again finds itself in a precarious position due to a legislative proposal.
- A bill unanimously approved by the House would ban TikTok if it doesn't sever ties with ByteDance, its parent company in Beijing.
- Concerns exist that TikTok could share data with the Chinese government, raising national security worries.
- A nationwide ban could impact small businesses, influencers, and users who utilize the platform for marketing purposes.
Haiti violence: 'We're living with death on a daily basis': Haitians tell the BBC how they were forced to flee as a wave of gang violence swept through the ...
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NYC jury in Trump's first criminal trial to remain anonymous: The judge says Mr Trump "has an extensive history of publicly and repeatedly attacking trial ...
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Ukraine charity in Milton Keynes is saved by new landlord: Volunteer Steve Senior says the group is "over the moon" with the new site.
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SXSW: Bands pull out of festival over Israel-Gaza conflict: The Texas festival lists the US Army as one of its sponsors, which some artists have objected to.
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Five skiers found dead and one missing in Swiss Alps: Police are still searching for a sixth person, after the group set off on a ski tour on Saturday.
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IDF completes road across width of Gaza, satellite images show: The IDF says it is to facilitate troop movements but experts fear it could be used as a barrier.
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Sudan conflict: Army retakes state broadcaster's headquarters from RSF: This is a symbolic breakthrough for the army in its 11-month civil war with the Rapid ...
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Fifty hurt as NZ-bound flight hit by 'technical' issue: Passengers on the flight from Sydney to Auckland reported experiencing a "quick little drop".
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Dragon Ball: Japan manga creator Akira Toriyama dies: Dragon Ball is one of the most influential and best-selling Japanese comics of all time.
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Premier Inn works with charity to send mattresses to Ukraine: The aid will be transported to Ukraine over the next few months in 2024.
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Haiti gangs torch police stations as PM's future hangs in balance: The wave of violence in the Haitian capital shows no sign of abating, nor any immediate ...
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Quick Glance: Haiti in Midst of Rebellion and Violence: Analysis
- Haiti is experiencing a surge of violence in the last week.
- It is more than just gang violence, but a rebellion against the government.
- Groups have united to overthrow the government.
- The population suffers from poverty, hunger, and violence, with an uncertain future ahead.
Brianna's mum Esther meets mother of girl who killed her daughter: Esther Ghey says she felt a 'connection' to Scarlett Jenkinson's mother after 'emotional' ...
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What next as chaos and violence engulf Haiti?: As turmoil grips the Caribbean nation, how countries from the US to Kenya react will be critical.
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Toilet paper spill ‘clogs’ traffic on US highway: Officers responded to a call. The offender: Loo rolls causing havoc on a busy interstate.
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Skier dies after 600ft fall down Mount Washington: The 20-year-old fell down a ravine while skiing in difficult conditions, official say.
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Quick Glance: Tragic Incident While Skiing at Mount Washington
- A backcountry skier tragically lost his life over the weekend after plummeting about 600 feet into a ravine on Mount Washington in New Hampshire amidst harsh and icy conditions, as officials reported on Sunday.
- The steep bowl attracts thousands of skiers, snowboarders, and hikers annually, renowned for its deep snow and demanding terrain, yet the US Forest Service cautioned about perilous conditions due to solid and icy snow.
- Tuckerman Ravine is recognized for its challenging conditions and peaks in popularity during spring when the sun starts to soften the snow. Mount Washington, standing at 6,288 feet, is the highest peak in the Northeast and frequently a rescue site due to ongoing mountain hazards.
- Several incidents related to snow sports have garnered national attention in recent years, underscoring the risks of snow sports and stressing the significance of safety guidelines for skiers and snowboarders.
Poor Things: Film producer Ed Guiney calls for more Irish storytellers www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-68538975
Japan avoids technical recession as economic growth figures revised: Data released last month indicated the country's economy had shrunk for a second quarter in ...
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Nigeria kidnap crisis: Schoolboy recounts daring escape from bandits: Musa Garba was one of more than 280 abducted last week, but he managed slip away from his ...
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Nigeria abduction: At least 28 schoolchildren escape captors: Nigeria continues to search for nearly 300 schoolchildren taken in the northern town of Kuriga.
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Peterborough paraplegic rower hopes to make Paris Paralympics: Ian Barrington hopes it will be third time lucky for the Paralympics.
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Bola Tinubu: Nigeria won't pay a ransom to Kaduna kidnappers: A local chief tells the BBC some of the 280 abducted schoolchildren are in a "critical condition".
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How a fighting Biden took on the State of the Union: The US president delivered a feisty address on Thursday as he worked to convince Americans to re-elect him.
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Reddit aims for $6.4bn valuation ahead of initial public offering: The social media website is one of the most popular in the world but struggles to make a ...
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Quick Glance: Reddit to Go Public: Shares Priced at $31 Expected This Month
- San Francisco-based social media company Reddit is set to go public this month, aiming to raise nearly $750 million (€686 million) through its initial public offering of common stock.
- Reddit plans to include 22 million shares of Class A common stock in the IPO, with 15.3 million shares expected to be available while selling stockholders offer about 6.7 million shares.
- The anticipated price of Reddit's shares is between $31 (€28) and $34 (€31) per share, and the company intends to utilize the proceeds for general corporate purposes, taxes, and possible acquisitions.
- In the October-December quarter, Reddit reported a net income of $18.5 million (€16.9 million) on revenue of $249.8 million (€228.6 million), primarily driven by advertising.
Eurovision 2024: Israel allowed to compete after lyric change: Israel has changed lyrics to its Eurovision song after it was thought to reference the 7 October ...
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Production of Duvel beer hit by cyber-attack: A suspected ransomware attack has left the Belgian brewer unable to make beer at four of its sites.
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Disabled East Yorkshire dog gets new prosthetic front legs: Cola had his front legs chopped off in Thailand and was brought to the UK by an animal charity.
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Kuriga kidnap: More than 100 Nigerian pupils abducted: Dozens of gunmen ride through the school seizing children as young as eight, witnesses say.
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Kairos: Japan rocket explodes seconds after launch: Space One’s ‘Kairos’ rocket burst into flames shortly after lift-off on Wednesday morning.
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Great Barrier Reef: New mass bleaching event hits World Heritage site: The world's biggest coral system had seen only two mass bleaching events before 2016.
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Quick Glance: Mass Bleaching Threatens Great Barrier Reef
- The Great Barrier Reef is experiencing another mass bleaching event.
- Corals bleach when heat-stressed, requiring urgent climate action.
- Frequent and widespread bleaching events are alarming for reef survival.
- Global climate actions are crucial for coral reef protection.
Channel migrant deaths are rising. Who's to blame?: French police blame violent smugglers. Critics blame a stronger police response - funded by the UK.
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Asif Sultan: The Kashmiri journalist who keeps getting arrested: Asif Sultan was swiftly re-arrested after years in jail awaiting trial for militant links he ...
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Mum to take on famous German race track in memory of son: Declan Spencer died without achieving his bucket list of driving around Germany's Nürburgring.
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Afghanistan’s singing sisters defying the Taliban from under a burka: Their voices have become a social media phenomenon, protesting against restrictions on ...
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Rescued dogs at heart of DC animal cruelty probe get fresh start: Coco Cinnamon, a 10-week-old puppy, is one of 31 dogs rescued from a standoff with police in ...
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Alabama enacts fast-tracked law to protect IVF services: Its passage comes barely two weeks after a state ruling that frozen embryos are children sparked a ...
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Quick Glance: Legal Action Against Alabama Clinic Following IVF Incident
- A couple from Florida has filed a lawsuit against an IVF clinic in Alabama, which was at the center of a pivotal decision by the state's Supreme Court that classified frozen embryos as children.
- The Supreme Court's ruling in Alabama raised significant concerns among doctors and IVF patients, who feared potential liability for the destruction of frozen embryos.
- Another lawsuit involves a fourth couple who experienced the loss of embryos during the 2020 incident, presenting similar circumstances as previous wrongful-death suits.
- Shortly after the Supreme Court's decision, almost half of Alabama's IVF clinics suspended procedures to some extent, with certain clinics halting all treatments while others continued everything except for embryo disposal.
Army to remove claim Kate to appear at Trooping the Colour from website: The Army's website said the princess would attend Trooping the Colour but royal sources ...
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Quick Glance: Uncle Accuses Prince Harry of Betrayal
- Kate Middleton's uncle accuses Prince Harry of throwing royal family 'under the bus'
- Gary Goldsmith dismisses racism claims against his niece
- Prince Harry's memoir sparks negative headlines
- Kate Middleton has not been seen in public since planned surgery
Family of five killed in apparent Hawaii murder-suicide: Police believe a man stabbed to death his wife and three children before taking his own life.
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Quick Glance: Tragedy in Honolulu: Father Kills Family in Murder-Suicide
- A man fatally attacked his wife and three children with a knife in their Honolulu residence before ending his own life. This incident took place on Sunday, marking one of the most severe crimes in Hawaii's capital.
- Although the victims remain unidentified, the police disclosed that the children were 10, 12, and 17 years old. All five individuals were declared deceased at the scene.
- During a press briefing, Lt. Deena Thoemmes of the Honolulu Police Department revealed that officers responded to a domestic dispute report at a residence in the Manoa district around 9 a.m. on Sunday, discovering five deceased individuals. The identities of the deceased will be disclosed in a report from the medical examiner's office, as stated by the authorities.
Peterborough city centre lit up for Lithuania's Independence Day
: Community events were held over two days including a prayer service at Peterborough Cathedral ...
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Israel-Gaza war: Gaza aid ship yet to leave Cyprus: The Spanish vessel was due to sail on Sunday, but by Monday morning it was still docked in Larnaca.
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FBI warns about Iranian spy allegedly plotting to kill US officials: Majid Farahani is wanted for plotting revenge for the killing of Iranian general Qasem ...
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Pornhub challenges EU over online content rules: The adult site is contesting some of its requirements under the Digital Services Act.
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Once India's most valuable start-up, Byju is now fighting to survive: The tech giant is teetering on the precipice after investors voted to out its CEO last ...
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Trump or Biden: Who does China’s Communist Party want?: With Super Tuesday underway in the US, the BBC asks China's elite who they want to win this ...
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