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Former UK Health Minister Wes Streeting says he could challenge PM Keir Starmer next weekFormer Health Minister Wes Streeting is ready to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership. He wants to end uncertainty and paralysis wi...- Google CEO Sundar Pichai signals quantum computing could be next big tech shift after AIGoogle’s quantum programme is entering a pivotal phase, where it could see some big breakthroughs within the next five years — on par with ...
- Google’s AI infra spend triples to over $90 billion as Pichai plays down bubble fearsHighlighting ambitious scaling plans, the Google chief said the company would build in just a couple of years what earlier took 10 to 20 ye...
- BBC apologises to Trump over speech edit but rejects defamation claimThe British Broadcasting Corporation has apologized to U.S. President Donald Trump. This follows a documentary that edited his speech, crea...
- UK government to strip former Prince Andrew of his last remaining military rankThe UK government said Sunday it would move to strip the former prince Andrew of his honorary title of vice-admiral, his last remaining mil...
- Britain's Andrew and the sex scandal that cost his royal titles, privilegesBritain's King Charles has removed Prince Andrew's royal titles and ordered him from his home. This action follows new allegations from Vir...
- How Prince William plans to solve Royal family's 'Andrew problem'Prince William plans to permanently exclude Prince Andrew from royal duties when he becomes king. Royal experts say William is determined t...
- King Charles involved in Chinese spy scandal? Here's what we know and what reports are sayingKing Charles has distanced himself from the controversy involving Prince Andrew and Chinese businessman Yang Tengbo, who is seen as a natio...
- Jeremy Clarkson takes swipe at Elon Musk Tesla’s declining sales, calls him ‘idiot’Jeremy Clarkson has taken another swipe at Elon Musk. His remark regarding Musk comes as Tesla faces declining sales and vandalism. The lon...
- Netflix's SCOOP is to be released in April 2024The latest biopic movie SCOOP, which portrays behind the scenes the BBC Newsnight interview between Emily Maitlis and Prince Andrew is goin...
- Boris Johnson: Former UK prime minister calls British royal family racism row “normal” and “not remotely racist”Boris Johnson downplays the royal family's racism controversy as "normal". The controversy sparked after a Dutch book's translation reveale...
- Kirsty Wark, longtime Newsnight presenter, to step down after 30 yearsKirsty Wark, a well-known presenter on Newsnight for 30 years, will be leaving her position after the next election. She will continue to w...
- Ex-Met police officer in UK suspended over racist WhatsApp posts. Details hereThe Home Office has reportedly suspended an immigration officer after the accused posted several pieces of racist content on a WhatsApp gro...
- Jeremy Vine is 'sickened' because Twitter is yet to delete account of Alex BelfieldAs Alex Belfield is sentenced to more than five years in prison, a broadcaster criticizes social media companies for the content they host.
- BBC apologises for confusing Imran Khan with Wasim AkramDuring its flagship night-time news show, 'Newsnight', BBC2 showed footage of former left-arm pacer Akram instead of right-handed all-round...
- Former UK PM David Cameron tried to have paper editor sacked over EU stance: BBCThe next day the Mail, which sells about 1.5 papers a day and attracts 14 million global users to its website daily, accused Cameron of "de...
- Saudi bank on Pakistan for nukes: BBC reportSaudi Arabia has invested in Pakistani nuclear weapons projects and believes it could acquire atomic bombs "at will", the BBC reported toda...
- Local LeT cells guided 26/11 attackers: BBCAn investigative report has claimed that the handlers of the Mumbai attackers were guided by local Lashkar-e-Taiba cells.
- 7/7 bombers used BBC charity moneyBBC’s charity organisation, Children in Need, donated £20,000 to an organisation controlled by 7/7 bombers Mohammed Siddique Khan and Shehz...
- Sharif chose to leave, to avoid prosecution: PakistanFormer Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif chose to go back into exile to avoid being detained and standing trial, Pakistan's deputy info...
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