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Liu Hongbin, a professor in Hong Kong, was sentenced to prison after accepting HK$40,000 to facilitate the admission of an unqualified mainland Chinese student.
An overnight blaze in the dormitories of a girls' boarding school in Kenya resulted in the deaths of at least 16 students, with 79 others sustaining injuries.
Wes Streeting, former health secretary and Labour leadership contender, has criticized Sir Tony Blair’s recent lengthy essay, highlighting its omissions and shortcomings.
New research indicates that an unprecedented hepatitis B drug could enable select patients to discontinue treatment while maintaining viral suppression.
The British Museum has announced the postponement of a lecture on ancient Israel, citing concerns over potential disruptions from a significant number of attendees.
A ferry heading to Alcatraz collided forcefully with a pier, sending passengers tumbling and shattering windows. One bewildered passenger pondered if it was the crew's inaugural voyage.
This summer, Windsor Castle will open the doors to King Charles’ Venus-inspired garden, showcasing the monarch’s passion for nature and its patterns.
A government official in Kenya confirmed that an overnight fire in the dormitories of a girls' school resulted in the deaths of 16 students.
Frustration is escalating among residents in Kent due to ongoing disruptions in water supply. Locals, like Greg Lawrence, express their dissatisfaction and lack of confidence in resolution efforts, highlighting the impact on daily life.
A 14-year-old competitor is adopting an intense training regimen similar to that of Olympic athletes, enhancing her preparation for the prestigious Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Researchers from King's College have gained access to Google's Willow quantum chip, enhancing their capabilities in quantum computing research.
Olivia*, a rape survivor from Fordingbridge, is haunted by flashbacks and finds it challenging to concentrate on her GCSE studies, expressing profound fear about leaving her home.
Crystal Palace is currently focused on Andoni Iraola while considering Frank Lampard as a potential alternative.
Ancient Mediterranean methods offer valuable insights for contemporary Britain on how to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures during extreme heat.
Meta has consistently disregarded requests from an independent EU body addressing disputes related to user bans on its platforms, raising questions about compliance and accountability.
The recent governor race in California has significantly polarized Democratic voters, contrasting with earlier elections that featured strong figures like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jerry Brown.
Labour faces a pivotal moment as Tony Blair steps into the leadership discussion, potentially reshaping the party's direction amid ongoing challenges.
China is set to incorporate AI technology into its energy infrastructure to improve the efficiency of its power grid. Major energy companies and technology firms are participating in this initiative, highlighting the importance of innovation in achieving energy security.
Sir Keir Starmer is being urged to reconsider his stance on new North Sea drilling, as oil prices continue to climb and concerns grow over their impact on domestic energy costs.
Monzo has launched its mobile service in the UK, featuring phone plans that offer subscribers a 5 percent discount on their monthly bill each year.