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A BBC undercover investigation revealed an elaborate scam to help wealthy immigrants fast-track permanent residence in the UK.
Read moreMicrosoft began a wider patch rollout Friday as the outage disrupted government email and Microsoft 365 connectors in ChatGPT and Claude.
Read moreFormer England captain David Beckham is set to be inducted into the United States' National Soccer Hall of Fame as part of its 2027 class.
Read moreJensen Huang, one of the co-founders of a hugely successful AI chip company who worked tirelessly to build the company from the ground up and guided Nvidia through several crisis situations with inexhaustible energy and relentless determination, was ultimately destroyed by his own love scandal.
Read moreClaims the entire Australian team knew of the 2018 sandpaper cheating plot are dividing the cricket world.
Read moreMicrosoft said the outage was not due to a cybersecurity incident, but efforts to resolve the issues have so far been largely unsuccessful.
Read moreThe Home Office's application to house up to 1,256 men at the site near Bicester was fast-tracked.
Read moreBBC Sport columnist Tony Pulis explains some of the different ways a manager can leave a club, whether they have been sacked or resigned.
Read moreOn the 12th, US special envoys Kushner and Witkov met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow regarding the war in Ukraine. Putin emphasized that Russia's position, including its territorial demands, remains unchanged. The two envoys then traveled to Dublin, Ireland, where they met with President Zelenskiy of Ukraine. Mr. Zelenskyy welcomed the explanation that European representatives would be included in future peace talks.
Read moreErling Haaland can seem unstoppable - but Wales managed it a month ago. In Norway on Saturday, they hope the plan will work again.
Read moreRasgulla allegedly burst in the mouth of a young man in Dindori, Madhya Pradesh. According to the police, a country-made bomb was kept in it.
Read moreThe Norwegian world No 1 will be among 500 competitors in the 10-round contest of 15-minute games Magnus Carlsen makes a very rare appearance in an open tournament on 5-6 December when the Norwegian, who has topped the world rankings for 15 successive years, competes in the 10-round Super Rapid at the XTX Markets London Classic. The venue is the Novotel West at Hammersmith and the time limit is 15 minutes per player for the entire game, plus a 10 seconds increment for each move. In 2025, 267 players entered the Super Rapid. On Monday, when Carlsen’s participation was announced, the entry doubl
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