Instant Checkmate and TruthFinder have disclosed data breaches affecting a total of more than 20 million users.
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1,000+ killed, infrastructure and historic sites damaged: What is known about horrific quakes in Türkiye and Syria
A powerful earthquake followed by aftershocks has caused significant damage and loss of live across southern Türkiye and northern Syria
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10 Best Classic 2D Games That Will Make You Nostalgic [2023]
Missing those old 90s classic games? It’s time to bring back that nostalgia through these classic 2D games to try out.
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David Carrick sent victim photo of gun and told her: ‘I am the boss,’ court told
Court hears details of ordeal endured by victims of former Met police officer who carried out catalogue of ‘brutal sexual offending’Warning: this article contains graphic descriptions of sexual violenceThe serial rapist David Carrick sent a photo of hi…
Prime Minister Modi Inaugurates Asia’s Largest Helicopter Factory
HAL to Produce 1000 Helicopters over 20 Years at its New Tumakuru facility, Mostly for Defence Tumakuru, Southern India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Asia’s largest helicopter factory Feb 6 at Tumakuru in Karnataka, where HAL will shortly begin manufacturing Light Utility and Light Combat helicopters and then expand to bigger Multirole machines. Set up …
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Happy Valley finale is most-watched TV programme of year
Figures show BBC can still outdo streaming services, but search is now on for its next mega-hitHappy Valley’s finale was the most-watched television programme of the year so far, as 7.5 million viewers tuned in to watch the conclusion of the BBC drama …
Russia continues to press Ukraine as 1-year anniversary of war nears
The Russians again fired at targets across the Dnieper River from the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, damaging residential buildings and power lines.
Cameroon tycoon held over journalist’s abduction and murder
A Cameroonian tycoon was arrested on Monday in connection with the high-profile abduction and murder of a journalist, his company and a communications ministry official said.
Ski guide and snow plough driver among at least eight killed in Alps avalanches
At least eight people including a snow plough driver and a ski guide were killed in avalanches in the Alps over the weekend.
Biden directs USAID, agencies to assist Turkey and Syria after earthquakes
President Biden has directed the federal government to assess how the U.S. can help those most affected by massive earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.