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The footage was filmed at Lanzhou Wildlife Park in north-western China, and posted on social media where it quickly caused outrage among animal lovers.

Islamic State supporter Jihad Al-Shamie was known to have been on bail for raping a woman when he ploughed his car into Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Manchester.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Control of NSO Group is set to leave Israeli hands. A group of American investors led by Hollywood producer Robert Simonds has agreed to acquire the controversial spyware developer in a deal valued at several tens of millions of dollars. The transaction is expected to be signed in the coming days, though its completion will require approval from Israel's Defense Export Control Agency (DECA) at the Ministry of Defense. Since March 2023, NSO's shares have been held by a Luxembourg-based holding company wholly owned by founder Omri Lavie. The company's lender syndicate, which had extended roughly $500 million in loans to finance a share buyback from the private equity fund Francisco Partners, transferred ownership to Lavie following the restructuring.

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The mysterious interstellar object moving toward Earth is set to reveal its true origins, which a scientist said is either an 'alien mothership' oa r natural comet.

Brussels and European Union countries have refused to disclose to the UK Government where the new 'Entry/Exit System', or EES, will be enforced.

A police investigation has revealed horrific new details of torture including the use of multiple knives to inflict more than a dozen stab wounds to Mayor Iris Stalzer

It will come under government control from Sunday, October 12

Moody Blues singer and bass guitarist John Lodge has died at the age of 82.

The art installation at Canterbury Cathedral allows people to pose questions to God, and they are then plastered on pillars around the ancient building in Kent.

British fans of the Celebrity Traitors were left with clenched jaws and dampened palms as Thursday's episode came to a close.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Poland's critical infrastructure has been subject to a growing number of cyberattacks by Russia, whose military intelligence, has trebled its resources for such action against Poland this year, the country's digital affairs minister told Reuters. Of the 170,000 cyber incidents that have been identified in the first three quarters of this year, a significant portion has been attributed to Russian actors, while other cases are financially motivated, involving theft or other forms of cybercrime, Krzysztof Gawkowski said. He said Poland is a subject to between 2,000 and 4,000 incidents a day and that 700 to 1,000 are "taken up by us, meaning they posed a real threat or had the potential to cause serious problems," he said. Foreign adversaries are now expanding their focus beyond water and sewage systems to the energy sector, he said.

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From her impressive career to her lavish upbringing in the Hamptons, here's everything we know about the 16-year-old.

The White House has responded after the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado instead of Donald Trump.

Mr Farage described it as "pretty chilling"

The advice is issued to try and avoid the virus spreading

How do you choose your friends? Do you demand a meeting with their mother and father? Well, you should... if you're choosing a dog to be your family's new best friend.

Xi to the left of me, Trump is to the right; Huang I am, stuck in the middle with GPUs

The US Senate has passed a provision that would give US firms first dibs on advanced chips, just as China tightens customs checks on Nvidia GPUs, leaving the company caught between competing policies across the Pacific.…

Archaeologists have made a stunning discovery in that aligns with a famous Bible verse. The 1,300-year-old artifact was uncovered in Turkey's 'City of Peace.'

On Thursday night, viewers of the BBC show, which launched its first ever series with famous faces this week, watched on as the Only Love Can Hurt Like This singer, 44, was killed off.

Hamit Coskun, 51, was found guilty of a religiously aggravated public order offence after he set fire to the book outside the Turkish consulate in London.