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Recent advancements in cancer treatment include OneCell Diagnostics' blood-based biopsy technology and research on using genetically modified salmonella to combat bowel cancer. These innovations aim to improve diagnosis and treatment outcomes for cancer patients, addressing significant health challenges globally.
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Harshita Brella, a 24-year-old Indian woman, was found dead in a car boot in London. Her husband, Pankaj Lamba, is the prime suspect and is believed to have fled the country. Brella had previously reported domestic abuse to the police, raising concerns about their response.
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A recent study reveals that global diabetes rates have doubled since 1990, affecting over 800 million people. The research highlights significant treatment gaps, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, where many individuals remain untreated despite rising cases. The findings underscore urgent public health challenges and the need for improved healthcare policies.
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Lee Hsien Yang, brother of former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, has been granted asylum in the UK, citing fears of persecution from the Singaporean government. This follows a long-standing family feud over their father's estate, particularly the fate of their family home, 38 Oxley Road.
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As the US presidential election approaches, global leaders express concern over the potential implications of a Donald Trump victory. Analysts warn that his return could destabilize international relations, particularly regarding Ukraine and China, while the EU grapples with its own economic strategies amid rising tensions.
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Colombia's economy grew 2% in Q3 2024, below expectations, prompting President Gustavo Petro to advocate for deeper interest rate cuts. This follows a trend of mixed economic performance across various countries, including Malaysia's robust growth and concerns over trade tensions under a potential Trump administration.
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In the recent U.S. presidential election, Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, largely due to voter dissatisfaction with the economy. Despite improvements in job growth and inflation rates, many Americans felt economic hardship, leading to Trump's victory as he effectively communicated his economic agenda.
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The inquest into the actions of convicted breast surgeon Ian Paterson continues, focusing on the deaths of patients like Christine Baker and Elaine Turbill. Evidence reveals concerns over the procedures he performed, including cleavage-sparing mastectomies, which may have contributed to cancer recurrence.
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The Labour government aims to achieve a clean electricity system by 2030, as confirmed by the National Energy System Operator's report. While the target is deemed achievable, it requires urgent reforms and significant infrastructure development to meet the ambitious goals outlined in their election manifesto.
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A violent clash occurred at the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Ontario, during a protest involving pro-Hindu groups and Sikh activists. The incident, which escalated tensions between India and Canada, led to multiple arrests and condemnation from both Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian officials.
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Queen Camilla, 77, has withdrawn from her scheduled engagements this week due to a chest infection. Buckingham Palace announced she is resting at home under medical supervision and hopes to recover in time for weekend Remembrance events.
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On November 8, 2024, Canada ordered TikTok to shut down its offices in Vancouver and Toronto due to national security concerns linked to its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. However, Canadians can still access the app. TikTok plans to challenge the order in court, citing job losses and economic impact.
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Following Donald Trump's election victory, global leaders, including Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, have expressed their congratulations. Concerns arise regarding the future of US support for Ukraine amid Trump's past comments on the conflict.
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A recent survey reveals that 81% of Delhi residents report health issues linked to severe air pollution, exacerbated by festive celebrations and crop burning. The city's Air Quality Index has reached alarming levels, prompting public health concerns and calls for government action.
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Costco is recalling 79,200 pounds of Kirkland Signature butter due to missing allergen warnings on packaging. The FDA classified the recall as Class II, indicating potential health risks. Social media reactions highlight the absurdity of needing a warning for a dairy product. The recall follows a recent spike in butter prices in Russia.
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Following Donald Trump's election victory, fears are rising among undocumented communities in the US regarding potential mass deportations. Experts warn that stricter immigration policies could exacerbate labor shortages in the tech sector and lead to dangerous crossings into Canada as migrants seek safety.
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Following Donald Trump's re-election, he has pledged to impose significant tariffs on imports, particularly targeting China. This has prompted global companies to reconsider their supply chains, with many seeking alternatives to Chinese manufacturing. The potential economic repercussions are being felt across various sectors, especially in Southeast Asia.
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Hainan Airlines flight HU438 returned to Rome's Fiumicino Airport on November 10 after a bird strike caused an engine fire. Meanwhile, Qantas flight QF520 made an emergency landing in Sydney on November 8 due to a suspected engine failure. No injuries were reported in either incident.
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Former England cricketer Ian Botham, 68, fell into the crocodile-infested Moyle River during a fishing trip with friend and fellow cricketer, Mark Hughes. Botham suffered bruising but no serious injuries, expressing relief on social media about his narrow escape from potential danger.
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A Delhi court has lifted the 36-year import ban on Salman Rushdie's novel, 'The Satanic Verses', after the Indian government failed to produce the original notification. This ruling opens the door for the book's potential availability in India, though its future in bookstores remains uncertain.
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Queen Camilla will not attend this weekend's Remembrance events due to a seasonal chest infection. She will mark the occasion privately at home, prioritizing her recovery. The Princess of Wales and King Charles will attend the ceremonies despite their ongoing health challenges.
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The number of Indian students at US colleges increased by 23% in the 2023-2024 academic year, surpassing Chinese students for the first time since 2009. This shift reflects broader trends in international education, with overall foreign student enrollment in the US reaching over 1.1 million, according to the Institute of International Education.
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Recent reports highlight the growing diabetes epidemic in the US, affecting over 38 million people. Concurrently, new weight-loss drugs show promise in prolonging life for those with chronic kidney disease, indicating a potential shift in treatment approaches for these interconnected health issues.
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Goldman Sachs recently promoted 95 executives to partner, marking a significant milestone for the firm. This class includes 26 women and is the largest since CEO David Solomon took over in 2018. The promotions reflect the firm's ongoing success amid a surge in dealmaking activity.
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In 2024, global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels are projected to reach a record 37.4 billion metric tons, marking a 0.8% increase from 2023. This trend jeopardizes efforts to meet climate goals set by the Paris Agreement, as nations struggle to transition away from fossil fuels.
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Donald Trump's recent cabinet appointments signal a strong pro-Israel stance, with nominees like Mike Huckabee and Marco Rubio advocating for annexation of Palestinian territories. Israeli leaders celebrate, while Palestinians express concern over potential escalations in conflict and diminished prospects for peace.
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Sri Lanka's National People's Power (NPP) coalition, led by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, has secured a significant victory in the recent parliamentary elections, winning 52 seats. This election follows Dissanayake's presidential win in September and aims to bolster support for his economic reforms amid ongoing financial challenges.
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Delhi's air quality has reached alarming levels, with the AQI hitting 484, classified as 'severe plus.' Schools are closed, and emergency measures are in place as pollution levels soar due to stubble burning and industrial emissions. The situation poses serious health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
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A recent report highlights the potential of recycling to reduce the need for new mining of rare earth elements, crucial for technology and green energy. While recycling could cut new mining needs by up to 40% by 2050, current efforts are lagging, raising concerns about dependency on China for these critical resources.
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Before the coronavirus pandemic, Lorraine Black and Ricky Gillis started filing paperwork to get their rural home in Navajo Nation connected to the electric grid.
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A devastating fire at the Maharani Laxmibai Medical College in Jhansi, India, resulted in the deaths of ten newborns and left several others critically injured. The blaze, attributed to an electrical short circuit, raised serious concerns about hospital safety protocols and emergency response times.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has unveiled a plan to remove harmful pesticides from the streets and shops, following the death of 22 children nationwide as a result of food poisoning.
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UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announced the resumption of trade talks with India after a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G20 summit. The discussions aim to enhance economic ties, focusing on trade, security, and technology, with hopes of finalizing a deal in early 2025.