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The home of a police officer from Auch, in Gers, was burned down on Saturday, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, according to whom this agent was targeted because of his profession.
Read moreAt least 21 people died when a boat carrying migrants sank off Kepemere in northwestern Senegal, as searches for survivors continue, according to authorities.
Read moreElection results appear to have turbo-charged an already growing social, political and financial market rethink about AI ‘AI clog’: UK battles onslaught of chatbot-generated complaints Editorial: the AI backlash – Silicon Valley’s political power is cracking Last week’s midterms may not have cowed Donald Trump, but they should be a wake-up call for the grinning tech broligarchs who lined up at his inauguration two chaotic years ago. Clearly, the cost of living squeeze unleashed by Trump’s war in Iran was a big driver of the Democrat wave. But AI was also on the ballot – in many places, literal
Read moreFormer military commander Gadi Eisenkot was chosen by Israel's president to try to form a new government after an inconclusive election that did not give any of the most voted parties a clear path to power.
Read moreThe blue wave, while a rebuke of Trump’s policies, was also a referendum on the party’s status quo
Read moreMidterms success gives party potent leverage over Trump – expect tough campaigns of investigating and lawmaking
Read moreThe once-bearded New York mayor has downsized his facial hair. Does it work?
Read moreMore people recognize opioid overdoses, but education about stimulant overdoses hasn’t been as clear-cut
Read moreWill a former Tory voter and a Lib Dem find any common ground on immigration – or the welfare bill?
Read moreSee My World, an event highlighting the pan-African thought via film, poetry and dance, builds on momentum sparked by local activists and creatives African philosophies including exploring how lessons from the past can shape the present and near future have inspired a film festival coming to Manchester. See My World, a day dedicated to independent creators from across the African diaspora in the north of England, will take place at the Contact theatre on 21 November. Continue reading...
Read moreAs her long-running children’s book series turns 15, Liz Pichon talks about overcoming dyslexia to become a bestselling author If you ever find yourself in an airport newsagent, it might be worth peering inside one of Liz Pichon’s books. “I do guerrilla signings,” she tells me conspiratorially. “They let me go in and I sign all the books, just in case. I love the idea of kids buying a book, going on holiday and seeing that I’ve signed it. Sometimes I write ‘surprise!’” It’s a wonder that she hasn’t got sore hands. Pichon is one of the UK’s foremost children’s authors, and this is a big year fo
Read moreFrom roundabouts to the stock market, relentless streamlining could be making the world more dangerous We have all been there: packed shoulder to shoulder on the train while the person beside us coughs and sneezes. A protective flu jab offers some reassurance, but so does the thought that there will be a hospital bed for you, should you need it. Yet, in England, about 95% of adult hospital beds were occupied at the height of flu season last year. If hospitals were hotels, that level of occupancy would be good business, and we would commend them for their efficiency. But do we really want a hos
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