West giving Ukraine ‘positive signals’ on strikes deep inside Russia – Zelensky
Vladimir Zelensky has suggested Kiev could eventually be allowed to use Western weapons to attack targets deep inside Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
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Jay Slater: Fresh search of area where body found – as local says ‘it’s hard to understand how he got there’
The remote valley in Tenerife where human remains that “look to be that of Jay Slater” were discovered is being searched again by rescue teams.
Computer scientist who falsely claimed he was Bitcoin creator referred to CPS
An Australian computer scientist who falsely claimed to have invented Bitcoin has been referred to UK prosecutors for alleged perjury.
The rise and fall of India’s once most valuable start-up and first ‘unicorn’
Less than two years ago, it was valued at $22bn and was one of the most familiar brand names on the planet, thanks to a shirt sponsorship deal with India’s cricket team.
Dozens injured in violent clashes over jobs reserved for veterans’ families in Bangladesh
More than 50 people have been injured in violent clashes in Bangladesh over a quota that allows relatives of ex-soldiers to take up to 30% of government jobs.
Musk pledges $45 million a month for Trump support committee – WSJ
Elon Musk plans to commit $45 million a month to a new super political action committee backing Donald Trump, the WSJ says Read Full Article at RT.com
India seeks greater market access in Russia
India is aiming to increase its exports to Moscow and reduce the trade deficit Read Full Article at RT.com
4 simple habits that will help you keep fit throughout life, from a personal trainer who works with active 90 year olds
People are living longer and want to know how to stay healthy to enjoy those extra years. A personal trainer said to find an activity you love and stick with it.
News24 | World’s rarest whale washes up on New Zealand beach
The body of a spade-toothed whale — a species so rare it has never been seen alive — appears to have washed up on a New Zealand beach, scientists say.
Climate change is making days longer, scientists discover
Rising sea levels caused by climate change are making the Earth “fatter” at the equator – slowing down its rotation and making the days longer.