President urges provincial consultation on Daanish Schools, calls domestic violence bill vague
National Assembly. PHOTO: RADIO PAKISTAN
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Aussie wild cards McCabe/Tu upset top seeds Cash/Glasspool at Australian Open – ATP Tour
- Aussie wild cards McCabe/Tu upset top seeds Cash/Glasspool at Australian Open ATP Tour
- Australian Open 2026: British top seeds Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool suffer shock second-round loss BBC
- Tu and McCabe Transform Doubles Court Dynamics
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‘The Village of the Damned was shot here – then George Harrison moved in’: our UK town of culture nominations | Culture
Ramsgate, Kent
Why did Caesar, Saint Augustine, Hengist and Horsa make Ramsgate their first port of call on assorted crusading trips to England? Proximity to France? Easy landing beaches beneath the cliffs? The lively arts scene?
Probably –…
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New Study Unveils Detailed Universe Expansion Analysis
The international group of researchers, including researchers from the University of Cambridge, is led by the US Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. Cambridge and the other five UK universities are supported by the…
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Pak Army continuing rescue activities as snowfall hits upper parts – RADIO PAKISTAN
- Pak Army continuing rescue activities as snowfall hits upper parts RADIO PAKISTAN
- Evacuation from KP’s Tirah suspended Dawn
- Military operations imposed on K-P without provincial approval: CM Sohail Afridi The Express Tribune
- Two dead as rain…
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Australian Open 2026: Full order of play, Saturday 24 January
Novak Djokovic will go for his 400th Grand Slam singles win on day seven of the 2026 Australian Open on Saturday (24 January).
The Olympic tennis men’s singles champion takes on Dutchman Botic van de Zandschulp in the third round at Rod Laver…
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Derek Morris obituary | Sculpture
My friend Derek Morris, who has died aged 85, taught sculpture at Norwich School of Art (now the Norwich University of the Arts) for a quarter of a century up to his retirement in 1990.
He became the sculpture course leader there in 1971, after…
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Spin Control Advances Kitaev Chain Coherence, Enabling Exponentially Scalable Qubits
Researchers are tackling a key challenge in building robust quantum computers: controlling the delicate quantum states within Kitaev chains. Wietze D. Huisman, Sebastiaan L. D. ten Haaf, and Chun-Xiao Liu, all from QuTech and the Kavli…
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Sinking ice on Jupiter’s moon Europa may be slowly feeding its ocean the ingredients for life
Jupiter’s icy moon Europa may have a previously unrecognized way of delivering life-supporting chemicals to its vast subsurface ocean, according to new research.
Europa, one of the dozens of moons orbiting Jupiter, has long intrigued scientists…
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