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Urgent regulations needed to prevent space race war
To avert a nuclear war triggered by the 'Wild West' competition for space resources, the international community needs immediate regulations, warned a British expert who contributed to NASA's Mars mission.
Meta forms team against EU election disinformation
Marco Pancini, Head of EU affairs at Meta, stated that the "EU-specific Elections Operations Centre" would bring together experts from across the company to tackle misinformation, influence operations, and threats stemming from the misuse of artificial intelligence.
Arsenal player David Raya trains XL bullies to protect his property
In England and Wales, it became illegal to own an XL bully dog without an exemption certificate at the beginning of this month. Reports indicate that Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has been protected by an XL Rottweiler dog after several footballers' homes were reportedly targeted by criminals.
At least 15 slain in Burkina Faso Catholic church attack
The violence on Sunday in the village of Essakane was described as a "terrorist attack" by the vicar-general of the Catholic Diocese of Dori, Essakane, Abbot Jean-Pierre Sawadogo. He stated that twelve attendees were killed at the scene, and three more succumbed to their wounds while being treated.
Sunak urged to strip Truss’s whip for conspiracy theories
Recent media appearances in the United States, during which the former Prime Minister claimed her economic strategy was "sabotaged" by the left, have earned her criticism. Labour has urged Rishi Sunak to consider the removal of the whip from Liz Truss in light of the controversy surrounding her appearance in the United States.
‘Deepening occupation’: Turkey slams Israel on ICJ final day
On Monday, the final day of the hearings, Turkey's Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmet Yildiz was the first to speak. The proceedings lasted a week and heard from 52 countries and various international organisations about Israel's occupation of Palestine.
Gill and Jurel lead India to fourth Test and series win over England
There were turns and uncertainties, with supporters of both teams chewing their fingernails along the way, but England did not pull off a miraculous victory. India achieved their four-day target of 192 in Ranchi to secure a five-wicket win and a commanding three-and-a-half-point series lead with one test remaining.
Singles as happy or happier than married couples
According to scientific research, there is no discernible difference in happiness or health between married and single individuals. Researchers compared the mental and physical health of individuals who were married and those who had never exchanged vows. The University of California researchers stated that there was "little evidence" that marriage improved long-term wellbeing.
Next considers cosmetics chain rescue The Body Shop
Administrators have been approached by the FTSE-100 fashion retailer and prolific acquirer of troubled high street chains about a potential transaction involving a portion of The Body Shop's assets. Subsequently, administrators of The Body Shop have been approached about a possible transaction to acquire components of the troubled cosmetics chain.
Drinking, cooking, brushing wrong per obscure Government advice
You might be consuming tap water incorrectly. Additionally, you might be cleansing your teeth and boiling your potatoes improperly. Unknown government advice urges us to alter our tap water consumption to reduce the risk of encountering potentially hazardous substances.
Virgin Radio weekend host Graham Norton to quit
Prior to joining Virgin Radio, the presenter had spent ten years on the airwaves during her thirteen-year tenure with Radio 2. Graham Norton has decided to resign from his position as the weekend presenter of Virgin Radio. Norton delivered the unexpected announcement on Saturday morning, informing his audience of his desire to reclaim his "weekends" after thirteen years of radio hosting.
Polling reveals growing Labour lead in ‘sea wall’ seats
The Conservatives trail Sir Keir Starmer's party by a significant margin in numerous coastal constituencies across England and Wales. New research indicates that Labour enjoys a substantial lead in coastal communities and cities.
