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Analysis of a fragment of elephant bone, first discovered during excavations at Boxgrove, West Sussex, in the early 1990s (see CA 153), has revealed that it was used as a hammer by early…
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Melania Trump documentary opens to underwhelming reception: ‘It’s not a gripping film’ | Melania
At the beginning of her new documentary, Melania Trump tells the viewer that “everybody wants to know” how she spends her time.
“So here it is,” she says. “Twenty days in my life.”
It’s a snappy introductory line, but, unfortunately…
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Business community hail PM's package for promotion of industries, exports – RADIO PAKISTAN
- Business community hail PM’s package for promotion of industries, exports RADIO PAKISTAN
- PM Shehbaz announces Rs4.4 cut in electricity rates for industries Dawn
- PM unveils major relief for industry, export sectors The Express Tribune
- Leghari says…
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Iran’s nuclear expertise ‘cannot be eliminated’, warns army chief amid US military buildup – Firstpost
Iran’s army chief Amir Hatami has warned the US and Israel against any attack, asserting that Iran’s nuclear expertise cannot be wiped out, even as tensions rise following Washington’s expanded military deployments in the Gulf.
Iranian Army…
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WordPress Announces AI Agent Skill For Speeding Up Development
WordPress announced wp-playground, a new AI agent skill designed to be used with the Playground CLI so AI agents can run WordPress for testing and check their work as they write code. The skill helps agents test code quickly while they…
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One person killed, 14 hurt in blast in Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, Iranian media reports – Reuters
- One person killed, 14 hurt in blast in Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, Iranian media reports Reuters
- Explosion reported at building in Iranian city, cause unknown Dawn
- Live: Explosion rocks building in Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas France 24
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‘Under pressure’: Greenland’s PM gains fans at home and abroad after his rebuke of Trump | Greenland
This time last year, Greenland’s prime minister, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, was better known on the global stage for his sporting achievements than international politics. For years he dominated the territory’s badminton scene, winning the…
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‘We create social cohesion’: the rise of the West Midlands’ Desi pubs | Pubs
A tantalising spread of food arrives at the table, including a sizzling mixed grill platter, blistered naans and punchy curries. The smell of spice and smoke fills the air amid a cacophony of sounds, from the clink of pint glasses to the beats of…
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The Chinese Space Industry Plagued By Launch Cancellations For February
The Chinese space industry has been shocked as Wenchang Space Centre moves to cancel the majority of its scheduled launches for February. Moreover, the cancellations do not seem to be affecting the next-generation Long March-10A.
China Cancels…
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Mass grave in Jordan sheds new light on world’s earliest recorded pandemic | Infectious diseases
A US-led research team has verified the first Mediterranean mass grave of the world’s earliest recorded pandemic, providing stark new details about the plague of Justinian that killed millions of people in the Byzantine empire between the sixth…
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