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Russian authorities are investigating a hugely popular YouTube series known for its animated, human-headed toilets belting out songs.

EXCLUSIVE: Love Island beauty Hannah Elizabeth claimed ITV bosses might stop her from wearing her favourite bikinis on the iconic dating show as they are too revealing

Emmerdale viewers are convinced they have worked out how Nate Robinson will get his revenge after he discovers his wife is having an affair on him with his uncle Caleb

An investigative report by The Intercept has revealed the FBI assisted an autistic teenager in planning a trip to join ISIS as part of an entrapment operation.

CEO stays tight-lipped in front of MPs while Fujitsu admits moral responsibility for compensation

"When I became a parent, I was prepared for the inevitable tantrums over no cookies for dinner or it's time to turn off the TV to go to bed; I was not prepared for the 15-minute tantrum because he asked me for chocolate milk and I gave him some." —@emilykmay

Global major US aerospace group Boeing has announced that the quality management system in its Boeing Commercial Airplanes business would be reviewed by a team of experts recruited from outside the group. These experts will be led by retired US Navy Admiral Kirkland H Donald, who will report directly to Boeing group president and CEO Dave Calhoun. This step was taken by the company following another major incident with one of its 737 MAX airliners. On January 5, a 737 MAX 9, operated by Alaska Airlines... Читать дальше...

A truck driver from Canada admitted Tuesday to cocaine trafficking after federal officers found about 66 pounds of cocaine in watermelon pallets at the Montana border.

Corporate-governance tensions are unavoidable in owner-managed companies, but they needn’t be inflamed on social media.

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Can special lightbulbs end the next pandemic before it starts?

The Bengaluru-based company had also received an order worth Rs 339.31 crore, related to Combat Management System, Composite Communication System, Transmit / Receive Modules, Mobile Autonomous Stabilization System and other spares / services. Its cumulative orders are now up to Rs 27,647.31 crore for the current fiscal year 2023-24.

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Jan. 17, 1999 might be the worst date in Minnesota's pro sports history. Reliving that NFL playoff game against Atlanta makes a person believe in curses.

(Telecompaper) Oman's Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has displayed its Space Radio Monitoring Station (SRMS) at the recent Middle East Space Conference in Muscat...

Novak Djokovic swung around and threw a fist in the air in what was clearly a targeted celebration after an earlier verbal altercation with a fan in the grandstands.

Next in our list of exciting 2024 updates, we’re introducing monitoring feeds – a feature bringing new organizational capabilities to…

Maria Zakharova earlier said at a news conference that Lavrov plans to take part in the quarterly open debate of the UN Security Council on the situation in the Middle East

In a post on X, Musk said he would feel "uncomfortable" expanding Tesla's AI and robotics capabilities without controlling 25% of the votes.

Gaza is now the deadliest place on Earth for media workers. By some estimates, over 110 journalists have been killed there since Israel began its assault on the territory following the October 7 Hamas attack, and the Committee to Protect Journalists says more journalists were killed in the first 10 weeks of the war than have ever been killed in a single country over an entire year. We speak with CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa coordinator Sherif Mansour, who says journalists in Gaza are showing great courage amid horrific working conditions.

Channel 13 reported an Israeli official as saying that the trucks indeed did not go through "meticulous" examination, confirming a claim made by a senior Hamas official.

Channel 13 reported an Israeli official as saying that the trucks indeed did not go through "meticulous" examination, confirming a claim made by a senior Hamas official.