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We investigate internet-connected device flaws worldwide, plus US election tech fallout.

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We investigate internet-connected device flaws worldwide, plus US election tech fallout.

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We investigate internet-connected device flaws worldwide, plus US election tech fallout.

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When copyright strikes silence reporters, rail safety & the Lord of the Rings live show.

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Ban on flights in America lifted but apprehensions remain, Air India gave this advice

Earlier, all flights coming from Europe were banned. Canada and Australia had also announced to stop their services to America.

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Charkha, books and exercise: stories of Nehru's 3,259 days spent in jail

Before the country's independence, Jawaharlal Nehru spent about 9 years of his life in British jails. During this period Nehru had to face many difficulties.

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How Hindu names disappeared from the streets of Karachi, Pakistan

Many streets, squares and parks in Karachi city of Pakistan were once named after Hindu personalities. Now by what names are these places known and what is their condition? Read this special report of Rashid Shakoor from Karachi.

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How did 'AI pioneer' Jensen Huang fall?

Joey Kleinman explains how the man who built NVIDIA from scratch lost everything in just a few days.

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Microsoft apologizes for the malfunction in its services and denies its connection to a cyber attack

More than 430 million people around the world use Microsoft products affected by this malfunction, which has caused widespread disruption around the world.

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Does man have free will? Answered by Alexander Panchin | Sciencecast “What will it be?”

Alexander Panchin about how false memories arise, why we see patterns in random coincidences, and what experiments with our brain say about free will.

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How do you stop Haaland? Wales show how it's done

Erling Haaland can seem unstoppable - but Wales managed it a month ago. In Norway on Saturday, they hope the plan will work again.

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African Miss Universe beauty queens in limbo as US visa restrictions bite

Hall has been seeking a US visa in South Africa as other African beauty queens face similar hurdles.

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