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Alexey Navalny reveals details of his poisoning in a call with an FSB agent.
Nick Offerman clarifies rumors and shares insights about Ron Swanson and the Internet.
Nicola Bulley's family condemns speculation about her disappearance on social media platforms.
The search for missing Nicola Bulley moves to the River Wyre and Morecambe Bay coastline.
Nintendo released the 2DS, a child-friendly handheld that plays 3DS and DS games.
Keith Stuart previews Nintendo's 3DS, the first 3D handheld console without glasses.
In Michigan, generational addiction, Christian fervor, and trans embodiment shape the complex relationships between parents and children, as explored through home movies and poetic imagery.
Oona, a North Korean host in Pyongyang, shares her life in English, challenging Western narratives.
The crash of Cosmos 954 in 1978 near Yellowknife, NWT, marked the first nuclear alert in the space age, prompting extensive media coverage and cleanup efforts.
David Lloyd reveals Paul O'Grady planned a radio comeback the day before his death.
Greg skips buying The Observer this weekend and buys a mega glove instead.
The firm that owned the Titan suspends its commercial operations following recent events.
Rikke Brewer and Aiden Knox face challenges in Guildford while honing their Parkour skills.
Italy's fourth week of lockdown raises fears of unrest amid coronavirus restrictions.
Jumia.com transforms online shopping in Nigeria, offering fast delivery and a wide range of products.
In an extreme competitive eating contest, a participant consumes 480 oysters in under 3 minutes, raising health concerns and sparking social media debate.
Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin discuss their BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine at the FT Weekend Spring Festival.
Paul Bristow calls Sue Gray's Partygate report 'ludicrous' regarding Downing Street gatherings.
Passengers scream as a flight to Mallorca faces severe turbulence from a powerful storm.
The Pentagon leaks follow a 21-year-old with security clearance who accessed top secret documents detailing military operations in Ukraine and beyond.
SpecialEffect modifies consoles to help disabled gamers connect with video games.
Phillip Schofield admits to an affair, while Dermot O'Leary declines to comment on it.
A man catches eight out of ten flying toilet plungers using a mini plunger, a skill he developed after struggling with Santa Claus hats.
Jake Davison's YouTube videos show his ties to the Incel movement after the Plymouth shootings.
The rise of digital assistants, highlighted by insights from Google, marks a significant shift in technology's role in everyday life and human interaction.
Poland plans to send MiG-29 jets to Ramstein Air Base for transfer to Ukraine.
A woman with the rare ability to pop her eyes out of her head showcases her talent, eliciting a mix of amusement and curiosity on social media platforms.
The pope is hospitalized for treatment but does not have COVID-19, says the Vatican.
Prince Harry names Piers Morgan in court over phone hacking related to Princess Diana.
Breitbart News had its biggest month ever in June 2016, as it sought to align with Bernie Sanders supporters disillusioned by the Democratic establishment.
Joseph uses AI to break into his Lloyd's Bank account, raising security concerns.
Joe Stilgoe's song for the Guardian urges people to put down their phones this holiday season.
Vladimir Putin seeks global support from Russians to reclaim Russia's former glory.
The FT discusses Qatar's World Cup legacy and future of Fifa tournament infrastructure.
Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral features music and applause as she is laid to rest.
On June 3, 2012, Republicans stage a demonstration during the Queen's Jubilee celebrations, advocating for democracy and expressing their opposition to the monarchy.
Hackers made around a billion dollars in ransomware attacks, affecting hospitals and businesses.
Evgeny Prigozhin ends Wagner's armed uprising in Russia after a deal with the Kremlin.
Hungary attempts to slow down refugees, forcing thousands onto Europe's highways in 2023.
Journalist Isa Balado is allegedly sexually assaulted live on air in Madrid, leading to an arrest.
Japan faces rising death toll and more aftershocks following New Year's Day earthquakes.
A road rage incident in the UK escalates when a driver knocks a motorcyclist off his bike after a 50mph chase, captured by the driver's dashcam.
Rosie Jones reflects on her past self, stating that the online troll she confronted now physically disgusts her.
A woman showcases her ability to bend and manipulate her fingers in unusual ways on Facebook, prompting a mix of amazement and skepticism from viewers.
Britain's Armed Forces Minister combats pro-Russian disinformation about coronavirus on Twitter.
Russia labels Deutsche Bella as a foreign agent, impacting its media operations significantly.
Russia claims to have eliminated Ukrainian attackers in Southern Belgard amid ongoing tensions.
The video shows distressing Russian invasion footage of Kyiv Oblast during the ongoing war in Ukraine.
