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If you can’t stand the heatwave, get a heat officer
City of Phoenix By Madeline Halpert BBC News, New York Chief heat officers are a new and rare phenomenon – only three US cities have appointed one – but experts say they are quickly becoming key figures on the frontline of climate change. In Phoenix, Arizona – where daily temperatures have soared above 110F (43C)…
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बच्चों के मनोरंजन के लिए आवासीय अम्बिका पब्लिक स्कूल में दिखाया जादू का खेल
घोघरडीहाएक महीने पहले कॉपी लिंक घोघरडीहा|प्रखंड मुख्यालय स्थित आवासीय अम्बिका पब्लिक स्कूल डेवढ़ में गुरुवार को बच्चों के मनोरंजन के लिए जादूगरी का खेल दिखाया गया। गोवा से आए प्रसिद्ध जादूगर शिवाजी दास ने अपने जादूगरी से छात्र छात्राओं का खूब मनोरंजन किया। स्कूल के खेल मैदान में बने पंडाल और मंच से जादूगर शिवाजी…
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Donald Trump faces further charges in Mar-a-Lago documents inquiry
Getty Images By Brandon Drenon BBC News, Washington DC Former US President Donald Trump has received further charges in the Mar-a-Lago documents case, court documents reveal. Mr Trump received an additional charge of wilful retention of defence information, and two new charges of obstruction, the justice department said. An additional person, Mar-a-Lago staff member Carlos…
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Canada approves historic C$23bn child welfare settlement
Getty Images By Nadine Yousif BBC News Canada’s Human Rights Tribunal has approved a landmark C$23.4bn ($17.7bn; £13.8bn) settlement for indigenous children and families harmed by the child welfare system. It is said to be the largest class-action settlement in Canadian history. The agreement also includes a request for an apology from the Prime Minister…
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India LGBTQ+ couples: ‘My parents were ready to kill me for their honour’
Getty Images By Divya Arya BBC News When 17-year-old Manoj – who was recorded female sex at birth – told his family that he felt like a man and loved a woman, he almost got killed. He says his parents refused to accept him, tied his hands and feet, beat him up badly and locked…
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Women’s World Cup: Steel Roses outkick men in Chinese football
Getty Images By Fan Wang & Zhijie Shao in Singapore and Hong Kong As a defender for China’s women’s national football team, Xue Jiao recalls how her squad did the impossible in 2015 when they ended the US team’s 11-year unbeaten streak at home in Los Angeles. Xue says the display of willpower showed the…
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In Pictures: Photos from a US storm chaser
American photographer Camille Seaman spent eight years chasing supercell storms around the US, capturing their sublime and terrifying splendour in captivating images. I travel the world capturing fleeting moments of power in diverse landscapes. From melting icebergs at both poles to stormy states across the US, my images showcase the beauty and fragility of nature.…
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Sydney’s best beaches, by Bondi lifeguard Bruce “Hoppo” Hopkins
From family-friendly Bronte to Palm Beach from Home and Away, one of the world’s best-known lifeguards shares his shares his favourite places to go, beyond Bondi. Australia is renowned for its endless coastlines and pristine beaches, and nowhere is more famous than Bondi Beach in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. If you’re one of the almost three…
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After plea deal collapse could Hunter Biden be headed for trial?
Reuters By Anthony Zurcher North America correspondent @awzurcher Hunter Biden’s deal with prosecutors to plead guilty to two misdemeanour tax evasion charges and defer punishment for lying on a gun license application collapsed in dramatic fashion in a Delaware federal courtroom on Wednesday. As a room full of reporters watched, the presiding judge, Maryellen Noreika,…
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Even cacti struggle under extreme weather
Arizona’s brutal heatwave, which has spanned nearly 30 days with temperatures above 43C (110F), is hurting the state’s resilient Saguaro cactus. The plants are losing their limbs, collapsing and entirely transforming in shape, said research scientist Tania Hernandez.