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Officials are hoping to reduce pollution levels in the river in order to make it safe to swim in ahead of an Olympic river race in 2024. However high levels of e.coli, sewage and industrial dumping pose monumental challenges.
The environmental lawyer previously had to apologise for comparing vaccine mandates to Holocaust
Ferry operators expect bank holiday weekend to stay busy after large queues at entrance to Dover portHolidaymakers have waited in queues for up to 90 minutes at the Port of Dover as the Easter getaway kicked off with congestion on the motorways and dis…
Belgian bunnies will be an Easter treat for kids around the world this weekend, but not all are moulded from the country’s renowned chocolate.A batch of rabbits seized this week by veteran customs officer Pol Meuleneire was crafted from a solid lump o…
Mimi Sheraton, who was the first to wear a disguise in order to get a normal diner’s experience for her reviews, has died after a six-decade career. She was 97.
Cisco this week announced patches for multiple vulnerabilities across its product portfolio, including high-severity issues impacting its Secure Network Analytics and Identity Services Engine (ISE) products.
Far-right mayor claimed Lima institution peddled false narrative of 1980-2000 conflict in which guerrillas and army killed 70,000It was supposed to be a museum of memories: a place of dialogue and reconciliation where Peruvians could commemorate the vi…
Chained woman case: Five jailed in trafficking case that horrified China bbc.comView Full Coverage on Google News
The woman – a human trafficking victim – was found locked in a hut with a chain around her neck.
Microsoft announced it has taken legal action to disrupt the illegal use of copies of the post-exploitation tool Cobalt Strike by cybercriminals. Cobalt Strike is a paid penetration testing product that allows an attacker to deploy an agent named ‘Beacon’ on the victim machine. The Beacon includes a wealth of functionality for the attacker, including, but […]
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