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Pressure on France to protect dolphins as thousands ‘killed by trawlers’ yearly
Hundreds of dolphins are washing up on France’s Atlantic coast and thousands more are believed killed in fishermen’s nets each year, as environmentalists and Brussels pressure the government to protect the marine mammals.
Pope Francis says homosexuality is not a crime in a new interview
He stressed that lack of charity with one another is also a sin and added that the Catholic Church should work to put an end to laws in some countries that criminalize homosexuality.
Survey: Cybersecurity budgets aren’t matching cybersecurity challenges
A new study finds that due to the growing threat surface from hybrid work and third-party vendors, only half of organizations have the budget to meet current cybersecurity needs.
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Man arrested on suspicion of assaulting Matt Hancock on London Underground
Police say 61-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly assaulting ex-minister at Westminster stationA man has been arrested for allegedly assaulting Matt Hancock on the London Underground.The former health secretary and reality TV contestant is not…
Woman pleads guilty to sending ricin in 2020 letter to Trump
A Canadian woman has pleaded guilty in federal court in Washington to mailing a threatening letter containing the poison ricin to then-President Donald Trump at the White House
India’s Richest Man Accused of Pulling the ‘Largest Con in Corporate History’
A two-year investigation by a short seller claims Adani Group engaged in accounting fraud worth billions of dollars.
Beirut port blast probe in chaos as judges row and suspects released
Sudden restart of investigation sets off developments leaving doubts justice for victims will be deliveredMore than two years since the huge explosion that levelled Beirut’s port and horrified the world, a blazing row has broken out that has seen Leban…