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Uber launches self-driving taxis in Pittsburgh, featuring Ford Fusion cars and human oversight.
A woman's death in Tempe, Arizona, reignites the debate over autonomous vehicle safety.
Reports of a football stadium-sized UFO spark social media discussions and bold theories.
The Nakivali refugee settlement in western Uganda faces severe water contamination issues.
A UK artist wins an award and advocates for a 'Free Palestine' in a bold statement.
Nicole struggles to heat her home as Arctic air brings freezing temperatures this December.
Storm Bella brings severe weather warnings to England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.
The UK defense review highlights a return to hard power amid shifting world order and Brexit.
The UK plans to build on green belt land to boost economic growth and tech development.
British farmers face unfair practices from supermarkets, threatening their livelihoods.
Tewkesbury faces flooding as heavy rains prompt warnings across England and Wales.
Bewdley residents face devastating floods again, questioning government action on defenses.
The hottest August day in 17 years brings crowds to Camber Sands beach amid COVID-19 concerns.
A fire in Wellington Green forces evacuations as thick black smoke engulfs the village.
Wellington faces a major fire as London battles record temperatures over 40 degrees Centigrade.
A major fire in Wennington, Greater London, prompts a major incident declaration by the fire brigade.
Britain's leaders promote business ties with India, securing major investments and defense deals.
Britain learns from captured Russian vehicles to enhance military strategies in Ukraine.
The UK government proposes a ban on plastic straws, drink stirrers, and cotton buds to address plastic waste and align with global environmental efforts.
The UK braces for a third named storm, facing severe flood warnings and ongoing damage from Eunice.
A Scarborough man is rescued from a van during the UK's serious tidal surge and strong gales.
Eurostar cancellations leave travelers stranded in London during New Year travel chaos.
The UK government launches its second anti-pollution blueprint in two years to meet EU air quality standards and address national environmental concerns.
More than 20 million tons of grain are stuck in Ukrainian ports as negotiators in Turkey reach a deal to resume exports through the Black Sea.
Germany and allies use economic sanctions to avoid conflict with Russia over Ukraine.
This week, Russian air strikes in Ukraine target energy facilities, killing four and injuring many.
Commercial satellite technology from companies like Maxar and Google Maps provides real-time imagery of military movements in Ukraine, reshaping war reporting.
Russian forces surround Mariupol, threatening Ukraine's resources and safety.
Mr. Wallace discusses nuclear deterrence Alert in response to President Putin's actions in Kiev.
Intense fighting near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant raises alarms about potential disasters as Russian military control persists amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Ukrainian refugees arrive in Poland, facing uncertainty but grateful for safety.
CCTV shows Europe's nuclear plant shelled as Zelenskyy demands a no-fly zone over Ukraine.
The bombing of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station marks a significant development in Ukraine's invasion.
Ukraine investigates Russian chemical weapon claims in Mariupol amid rising casualties.
Ukraine proposes a prisoner swap involving soldiers at Azov Stars steel plant in Mariupol.
Ukraine accuses Russian forces of shelling Kherson amid flooding and rescue efforts.
Tony Brenton discusses President Putin's mobilization and upcoming referenda in Ukraine.
Satellite imagery shows 200 graves expanding near Mariupol as survivors report that around 50,000 civilians remain trapped in the besieged city.
Air Vice Marshal Sean Bell highlights intensified Russian attacks on energy infrastructure in Kiev.
The Ukrainian ambassador states President Putin is desperate amid protests and military mobilization.
Herson was retaken by Ukrainian forces in mid-November, aided by the Nipa River, which isolated Russian defenders from their logistics chain.
Vladimir Putin targets Odessa as Ukraine fights to maintain control over key ports.
Putin blames the West for the energy crisis at a Forum in Russia's Far East amid ongoing conflict.
The Nova kakov dam breach floods Kherson City, prompting accusations of war crimes against Russia.
More than 400 children have died in Ukraine since the start of the war, as civilians face increasing threats from drone attacks and military operations.
Professor Michael Clark discusses a drone attack on a refinery in Krasnadar, Russia.
Life after liberation in Ukraine reveals severe shortages of food and basic necessities, while war crime prosecutors investigate mass graves in Lehman.
Systematic killings of civilians by Russian forces are reported near Kyiv, with over 130 bodies found.
