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_watch-search-continues-over-italian-power-plant-explosion.jpg "Emergency services continue to search an exploded Enel hydroelectric power plant in northern Italy, with the death toll rising to at least half a dozen.")
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_tas-premier-jeremy-rockliff-plugs-plan-to-rid-stamp-duty-for-first-home-buyers.jpg "Premier Jeremy Rockliff says he's secured a guarantee of confidence and supply from independent MP David O’Byrne, giving him the numbers to deliver key election promises. A day after his cabinet was sworn in, Mr Rockliff plugged a plan to get rid of stamp duty for first home buyers.")
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_bayer-leverkusen39s-bundesliga-triumph-in-numbers.jpg "A look at some of the standout stats from Leverkusen's maiden league win under Xabi Alonso.")
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_benefit-fraud-gang-shower-floor-with-20-notes.jpg "Britain’s biggest-ever benefit fraud gang is seen showering a flat with hundreds of £20 notes. The gang falsely claimed more than £50 million in Universal Credit in the largest benefit fraud in England and Wales. <br/><br/>Galina Nikolova, 38, Stoyan Stoyanov, 27, Tsvetka Todorova, 52, Gyunesh Ali, 33, and Patritsia Paneva, 26, used the benefits system “like a cash machine”. <br/><br/>Footage is taken from a seized mobile phone.")
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_couple-stunned-by-57k-british-gas-bill-for-one-bed-home.jpg "A couple were stunned to receive an energy bill for their one bedroom house - for £57,000.<br/><br/>Katie Coyne, 60, and husband Richard, 64, were told they had a matter of weeks to pay the eye-watering British Gas bill.<br/><br/>It said they had racked up the charge on their gas and electric in a single month - despite their entire annual estimate being just £2,150.<br/><br/>Richard spend countless tea and lunch breaks trying to get through to a customer services agent - but didn't get through to anybody so kept having to hang up.<br/><br/>The couple say they were scared to turn on anything electric in their home in Devizes, Wiltshire for weeks.<br/><br/>But now after being approaches for comment, British Gas confirmed the bill was a mistake.<br/><br/>Katie said: \")
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_world-leaders-ask-israel-not-to-retaliate-for-iranian-attack.jpg "World Leaders Ask Israel , Not to Retaliate for Iranian Attack.<br/>On April 13, Iran launched hundreds <br/>of drones and missiles at Israel.<br/>The attack came after two Iranian <br/>generals were killed in \")
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_what-happened-to-the-guy-from-verizon39s-39can-you-hear-me-now39-commercials.jpg "In the world of commercial fame, longevity is a fickle mistress. But some members of commercial royalty go down in history — like a certain bespectacled cell phone salesman who had a single question for TV viewers.")
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_motorist-spots-large-39panther-like39-cat-in-a-field.jpg "A motorist was stunned after spotting a 'panther-like' big cat in a field - then finding its prints.<br/><br/>Geoff Thompson, 37, had pulled over in a layby on a country lane between Great Witley and Martley in Worcestershire.<br/><br/>The YouTuber and classic car enthusiast stopped to take photographs of his beloved classic Renault 10 - when he noticed something strange in the distance.<br/><br/>He then spotted a large feline shape lurking in the field behind the car on April 14 - and then investigated and found its prints.<br/><br/>Geoff, of Worcester, said: “I just went out for a sunny drive - I noticed it as I started photographing my car. I think it was a panther.” <br/><br/>In the 24 second video, filmed on his mobile phone, he can be heard exclaiming, “What the heck is that animal?!”<br/><br/>Geoff, who runs the popular YouTube channel Geoff Buys Cars, attempted to track the animal and record evidence of its tracks.<br/><br/>He said: “I saw this mystery animal so I'm going to take a stroll down this field and see how much mud there is at the bottom. <br/><br/>\")
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_newcastle-united-maintains-stance-on-ticketing-transparency-but-will-be-reviewing-feedback.jpg "Newcastle United has stated that they have “a view to enhancing supporters’ experiences”, following concerns presented to them regarding transparency over numbers of tickets, memberships/ballots, and ID checks. Featuring comments from the Chair of the Newcastle United Supporters Trust and Premier League Network Manager of the Football Supporters’ Association, Daniel Wales reports.")
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_otd-in-space-april-11-39project-ozma39-begins-search-for-alien-life.jpg "On April 11, 1960, astronomers began the first scientific experiment that would search for extraterrestrial life.<br/><br/>Known as Project Ozma, this experiment looked for interstellar radio transmissions coming from other star systems. This was the first time that radio astronomy was used to look for aliens. The effort was led by an astronomer named Frank Drake at Cornell University. He used an 85-foot telescope at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, West Virginia to check out two nearby stars called Tau Ceti and Epsilon Eridani. He first pointed the telescope at Tau Ceti, but he didn't detect any signals. When he pointed the telescope at Epsilon Eridani, he did see a signal, but it turned out to be a false alarm. He later found out that the signal was created by military radar equipment and was definitely not aliens.")
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_over-50-of-americans-trust-google-more-than-what-they-learned-in-school.jpg "One-quarter of Americans would rather spend an evening doing homework than their taxes, according to new research.<br/><br/>A survey of 2,000 Americans split evenly by generation (500 Gen Z, 500 millennials, 500 Gen X and 500 baby boomers) revealed that they’d also rather dissect a frog (14%), take the SATs (11%) or take a calculus exam (9%).<br/><br/>The survey, conducted by OnePoll on behalf of the banking app Chime, also asked respondents how much practical information they learned in school and found that Americans feel like they only use half (52%) of the information they were taught in their adult lives. <br/><br/>This may also be why 55% admit that they rely on Google more than their formal education, with the average American searching five basic questions each day.")
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_microsoft-makes-361-5-billion-investment-in-leading-uae-technology-firm.jpg "Microsoft Makes $1.5 Billion , Investment in Leading , UAE Technology Firm.<br/>Microsoft Makes $1.5 Billion , Investment in Leading , UAE Technology Firm.<br/>'The Independent' reports that Microsoft has announced <br/>a $1.5 billion investment in a leading United Arab <br/>Emirates-based artificial intelligence firm. .<br/>'The Independent' reports that Microsoft has announced <br/>a $1.5 billion investment in a leading United Arab <br/>Emirates-based artificial intelligence firm. .<br/>The deal, overseen by the UAE's powerful national security <br/>adviser, will see Microsoft president Brad Smith join <br/>technology holding company G42's board of directors.<br/>The deal, overseen by the UAE's powerful national security <br/>adviser, will see Microsoft president Brad Smith join <br/>technology holding company G42's board of directors.<br/>The UAE's national security adviser, <br/>Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is the <br/>current chairman of G42's board of directors. .<br/>In a statement released on April 16, Microsoft <br/>said the deal “was developed in close consultation <br/>with both the UAE and U.S. governments.”.<br/>In a statement released on April 16, Microsoft <br/>said the deal “was developed in close consultation <br/>with both the UAE and U.S. governments.”.<br/>G42, which runs data centers in the Middle East <br/>and elsewhere, has built the world's leading <br/>Arabic-language AI model, Jais. .<br/>According to Microsoft, G42 will move its <br/>AI applications and services over to the U.S. <br/>tech giant's cloud computing platform. .<br/>According to Microsoft, G42 will move its <br/>AI applications and services over to the U.S. <br/>tech giant's cloud computing platform. .<br/>The deal will also look to bring digital infrastructure <br/>to regions that G42 has already established <br/>a presence, including the Middle East and Africa.<br/>'The Independent' reports that G42 previously cut ties with <br/>Chinese hardware suppliers to limit U.S. concerns that <br/>the company was closely tied to the Chinese government.<br/>'The Independent' reports that G42 previously cut ties with <br/>Chinese hardware suppliers to limit U.S. concerns that <br/>the company was closely tied to the Chinese government.<br/>Prior to Microsoft's investment, the company <br/>reportedly faced allegations of spying for its <br/>connection to a mobile phone app identified as spyware.<br/>The tech company also faced accusations <br/>that it gathered genetic material from <br/>U.S. users for the Chinese government. .<br/>The tech company also faced accusations <br/>that it gathered genetic material from <br/>U.S. users for the Chinese government.")
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_watch-search-continues-over-italian-power-plant-explosion.webp "Emergency services continue to search an exploded Enel hydroelectric power plant in northern Italy, with the death toll rising to at least half a dozen.")
_tas-premier-jeremy-rockliff-plugs-plan-to-rid-stamp-duty-for-first-home-buyers.webp "Premier Jeremy Rockliff says he's secured a guarantee of confidence and supply from independent MP David O’Byrne, giving him the numbers to deliver key election promises. A day after his cabinet was sworn in, Mr Rockliff plugged a plan to get rid of stamp duty for first home buyers.")
_bayer-leverkusen39s-bundesliga-triumph-in-numbers.webp "A look at some of the standout stats from Leverkusen's maiden league win under Xabi Alonso.")
_benefit-fraud-gang-shower-floor-with-20-notes.webp "Britain’s biggest-ever benefit fraud gang is seen showering a flat with hundreds of £20 notes. The gang falsely claimed more than £50 million in Universal Credit in the largest benefit fraud in England and Wales. <br/><br/>Galina Nikolova, 38, Stoyan Stoyanov, 27, Tsvetka Todorova, 52, Gyunesh Ali, 33, and Patritsia Paneva, 26, used the benefits system “like a cash machine”. <br/><br/>Footage is taken from a seized mobile phone.")
_couple-stunned-by-57k-british-gas-bill-for-one-bed-home.webp "A couple were stunned to receive an energy bill for their one bedroom house - for £57,000.<br/><br/>Katie Coyne, 60, and husband Richard, 64, were told they had a matter of weeks to pay the eye-watering British Gas bill.<br/><br/>It said they had racked up the charge on their gas and electric in a single month - despite their entire annual estimate being just £2,150.<br/><br/>Richard spend countless tea and lunch breaks trying to get through to a customer services agent - but didn't get through to anybody so kept having to hang up.<br/><br/>The couple say they were scared to turn on anything electric in their home in Devizes, Wiltshire for weeks.<br/><br/>But now after being approaches for comment, British Gas confirmed the bill was a mistake.<br/><br/>Katie said: \")
_world-leaders-ask-israel-not-to-retaliate-for-iranian-attack.webp "World Leaders Ask Israel , Not to Retaliate for Iranian Attack.<br/>On April 13, Iran launched hundreds <br/>of drones and missiles at Israel.<br/>The attack came after two Iranian <br/>generals were killed in \")
_what-happened-to-the-guy-from-verizon39s-39can-you-hear-me-now39-commercials.webp "In the world of commercial fame, longevity is a fickle mistress. But some members of commercial royalty go down in history — like a certain bespectacled cell phone salesman who had a single question for TV viewers.")
_motorist-spots-large-39panther-like39-cat-in-a-field.webp "A motorist was stunned after spotting a 'panther-like' big cat in a field - then finding its prints.<br/><br/>Geoff Thompson, 37, had pulled over in a layby on a country lane between Great Witley and Martley in Worcestershire.<br/><br/>The YouTuber and classic car enthusiast stopped to take photographs of his beloved classic Renault 10 - when he noticed something strange in the distance.<br/><br/>He then spotted a large feline shape lurking in the field behind the car on April 14 - and then investigated and found its prints.<br/><br/>Geoff, of Worcester, said: “I just went out for a sunny drive - I noticed it as I started photographing my car. I think it was a panther.” <br/><br/>In the 24 second video, filmed on his mobile phone, he can be heard exclaiming, “What the heck is that animal?!”<br/><br/>Geoff, who runs the popular YouTube channel Geoff Buys Cars, attempted to track the animal and record evidence of its tracks.<br/><br/>He said: “I saw this mystery animal so I'm going to take a stroll down this field and see how much mud there is at the bottom. <br/><br/>\")
_newcastle-united-maintains-stance-on-ticketing-transparency-but-will-be-reviewing-feedback.webp "Newcastle United has stated that they have “a view to enhancing supporters’ experiences”, following concerns presented to them regarding transparency over numbers of tickets, memberships/ballots, and ID checks. Featuring comments from the Chair of the Newcastle United Supporters Trust and Premier League Network Manager of the Football Supporters’ Association, Daniel Wales reports.")
_otd-in-space-april-11-39project-ozma39-begins-search-for-alien-life.webp "On April 11, 1960, astronomers began the first scientific experiment that would search for extraterrestrial life.<br/><br/>Known as Project Ozma, this experiment looked for interstellar radio transmissions coming from other star systems. This was the first time that radio astronomy was used to look for aliens. The effort was led by an astronomer named Frank Drake at Cornell University. He used an 85-foot telescope at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, West Virginia to check out two nearby stars called Tau Ceti and Epsilon Eridani. He first pointed the telescope at Tau Ceti, but he didn't detect any signals. When he pointed the telescope at Epsilon Eridani, he did see a signal, but it turned out to be a false alarm. He later found out that the signal was created by military radar equipment and was definitely not aliens.")
_over-50-of-americans-trust-google-more-than-what-they-learned-in-school.webp "One-quarter of Americans would rather spend an evening doing homework than their taxes, according to new research.<br/><br/>A survey of 2,000 Americans split evenly by generation (500 Gen Z, 500 millennials, 500 Gen X and 500 baby boomers) revealed that they’d also rather dissect a frog (14%), take the SATs (11%) or take a calculus exam (9%).<br/><br/>The survey, conducted by OnePoll on behalf of the banking app Chime, also asked respondents how much practical information they learned in school and found that Americans feel like they only use half (52%) of the information they were taught in their adult lives. <br/><br/>This may also be why 55% admit that they rely on Google more than their formal education, with the average American searching five basic questions each day.")
_microsoft-makes-361-5-billion-investment-in-leading-uae-technology-firm.webp "Microsoft Makes $1.5 Billion , Investment in Leading , UAE Technology Firm.<br/>Microsoft Makes $1.5 Billion , Investment in Leading , UAE Technology Firm.<br/>'The Independent' reports that Microsoft has announced <br/>a $1.5 billion investment in a leading United Arab <br/>Emirates-based artificial intelligence firm. .<br/>'The Independent' reports that Microsoft has announced <br/>a $1.5 billion investment in a leading United Arab <br/>Emirates-based artificial intelligence firm. .<br/>The deal, overseen by the UAE's powerful national security <br/>adviser, will see Microsoft president Brad Smith join <br/>technology holding company G42's board of directors.<br/>The deal, overseen by the UAE's powerful national security <br/>adviser, will see Microsoft president Brad Smith join <br/>technology holding company G42's board of directors.<br/>The UAE's national security adviser, <br/>Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is the <br/>current chairman of G42's board of directors. .<br/>In a statement released on April 16, Microsoft <br/>said the deal “was developed in close consultation <br/>with both the UAE and U.S. governments.”.<br/>In a statement released on April 16, Microsoft <br/>said the deal “was developed in close consultation <br/>with both the UAE and U.S. governments.”.<br/>G42, which runs data centers in the Middle East <br/>and elsewhere, has built the world's leading <br/>Arabic-language AI model, Jais. .<br/>According to Microsoft, G42 will move its <br/>AI applications and services over to the U.S. <br/>tech giant's cloud computing platform. .<br/>According to Microsoft, G42 will move its <br/>AI applications and services over to the U.S. <br/>tech giant's cloud computing platform. .<br/>The deal will also look to bring digital infrastructure <br/>to regions that G42 has already established <br/>a presence, including the Middle East and Africa.<br/>'The Independent' reports that G42 previously cut ties with <br/>Chinese hardware suppliers to limit U.S. concerns that <br/>the company was closely tied to the Chinese government.<br/>'The Independent' reports that G42 previously cut ties with <br/>Chinese hardware suppliers to limit U.S. concerns that <br/>the company was closely tied to the Chinese government.<br/>Prior to Microsoft's investment, the company <br/>reportedly faced allegations of spying for its <br/>connection to a mobile phone app identified as spyware.<br/>The tech company also faced accusations <br/>that it gathered genetic material from <br/>U.S. users for the Chinese government. .<br/>The tech company also faced accusations <br/>that it gathered genetic material from <br/>U.S. users for the Chinese government.")
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