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How the Indus Valley created one of history's greatest civilisations without kings

The Indus Valley Civilisation flourished across what is now Pakistan and north-western India, becoming one of the world's earliest urban societies alongside ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, dating back 4,500 years. Yet despite building sophisticated cities, extensive trade networks and advanced drainage systems, archaeologists have found scarce evidence that it was…

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France's deadly June heatwave caused nearly 5,800 excess deaths, highest toll since 2003

France recorded over five thousand excess deaths during a recent heatwave. This extreme weather event caused the highest death toll since two thousand three. Elderly individuals accounted for two-thirds of the total fatalities recorded. Hospitals faced significant pressure from a surge in heat-related illnesses. Scientists link these intense heatwaves to…

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Meet Agafia Lykova, the 79-year-old who has spent almost her entire life alone in the Siberian taiga after her Old Believer family hid from the outside world for more than 40 years

For decades, Agafia Lykova, a devout member of the Old Believers, has thrived in isolation in Siberia, escaping religious persecution with her family in 1936. Discovered by geologists in 1978, their hidden homestead captivated the world. After the loss of her family, Agafia maintains her ancestral lifestyle while occasionally welcoming…

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Meet Ida Keeling, the 100-year-old who became the first woman to race the 100 metres at that age

Ida Keeling made history as the oldest woman to complete a 100-meter race at the remarkable age of 100. Her journey began at 67, spurred by the need to overcome personal losses. Throughout her life, she shattered age-group records in sprinting, proving to the world that resilience and healthy living…

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Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin likely to resign soon: Reports

Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin is expected to resign soon, according to political sources. This comes amid government discomfort and speculation about his continuation in office. Reports suggest the government is unhappy over alleged attempts to contact ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Hasina, sentenced to death in absentia, plans to return…

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'Targeted shadow fleet for first time': EU announces major ops against Russia, unveils fresh sanctions

The European Union on Thursday approved its 21st package of sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, retaining the existing oil price cap for another year while expanding restrictions on banks, crypto firms and, for the first time, vessels linked to Moscow's "shadow fleet". European Commission president Ursula von…

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Between 2001 and 2010, Delaware sank 997 retired New York City subway cars into the Atlantic, turning them into the main feature of Redbird Reef

In a remarkable environmental initiative, hundreds of retired New York City subway cars were intentionally submerged off the coast of Delaware to create an artificial reef. This innovative approach not only offers a crucial habitat for marine life but also has garnered attention from divers and anglers who are keen…

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Scientists revisit a forgotten Soviet plan to dam the Bering Strait and see if it could help protect Earth's climate

Soviet engineer Petr Borisov proposed damming the Bering Strait to warm Siberia. This bold plan aimed to transform frozen lands into productive agricultural areas. Modern researchers now study closing the strait to stabilize ocean circulation. Their simulations explore impacts on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation system. Scientists remain cautious about…

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Historic relocation of 30 beluga whales begins from closed Canada's Marine park

In a significant conservation effort, six beluga whales have been relocated from Canada's Marineland to various aquariums in the United States. This operation, which involved careful planning and the use of specialized transport containers, saw four whales arriving at the Shedd Aquarium while two found a new home at SeaWorld…

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'Named 2,000 times in files': Model recruiter accused of introducing women to Epstein found dead in France

French modelling scout Daniel Siad, who was under investigation over ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead at his home outside Paris. Said's body was discovered on Monday evening.

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World's biggest marine mammal rescue begins in Canada as 30 beluga whales are relocated from shuttered Marineland after euthanasia fears

One of the largest marine mammal rescue operations ever attempted is underway in Canada as experts begin relocating 30 beluga whales from the now-closed Marineland Canada in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The ambitious mission follows fears that the whales could eventually face euthanasia after funding for their care dwindled following the…

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The Boomerang Nebula is three times colder than Antarctica, and colder than space itself

Tucked roughly 5,000 light years away in the constellation Centaurus lies a place far colder than anything found on Earth. Known as the Boomerang Nebula, this dying star system holds the record for the coldest known naturally occurring object in the entire universe, sitting at just one degree above absolute…

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This oak tree survived a World War II bomber crash nearly 80 years ago. Now it is competing for Tree of the Year

An oak tree in Rutland that was struck by a World War II Lancaster bomber has been shortlisted for this year's UK Tree of the Year award, alongside nine other trees chosen for surviving extraordinary events across centuries of British history. The Woodland Trust, the charity behind the annual competition,…

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China launches Gravity-1 rocket from sea, places nine satellites into orbit

China on Wednesday successfully launched its Gravity-1 commercial rocket from the East China Sea, placing nine satellites into their designated orbits and carrying out one payload experiment. The mission marked the first far-sea launch by a privately developed commercial rocket, demonstrating China's growing capability in long-range maritime launch operations.

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Florida woman arrested after hoarding 80 cats and 12 dogs in a home with no AC, a foot of faeces and horrific living conditions

A 77-year-old Florida woman has been arrested after authorities discovered 80 cats and 12 dogs living in appalling conditions inside her home in Stuart, Martin County. Investigators said the property had no working air conditioning, temperatures exceeding 110°F (43°C), and up to a foot of animal faeces covering parts of…

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The world's largest waterfall isn't on land. It is hidden beneath the ocean, where billions of litres of water plunge every second

An immense underwater waterfall exists between Greenland and Iceland. Cold, dense seawater sinks beneath warmer Atlantic waters creating this cascade. This hidden giant plays a crucial role in ocean currents and global climate. Researchers use specialized instruments to monitor this vast, dynamic underwater system. Its flow influences heat and salt…

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Philippines is building 422 MW of solar farms above fish ponds, and the idea could change renewable energy forever

Vietnam's VinEnergo and Philippine developer SunAsia Energy have agreed to build 422 megawatts peak of solar power spread across three sites in the Philippines, using a design that lifts the panels on steel piles above active fish ponds rather than floating them directly on the water. The approach is intended…

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US issues ‘worldwide caution’ for citizens, strikes on Iran’s military infrastructure continue

The US state department issued a worldwide security advisory for American citizens, warning that heightened tensions in the Middle East could trigger “unforeseen escalation” and travel disruptions. The advisory also cautioned about potential threats to US interests overseas.

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London heatwave: 37C forecast for June 24, with sunny skies

London braces for a significant heatwave starting June 24, with temperatures soaring to a high of 37°C under clear skies. This warm spell is set to continue for several days, peaking again on June 26th before a gradual cooling trend begins towards the weekend.

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Leeds weather forecast: Sunny intervals and 24°C expected on July 23

Leeds residents can expect sunny intervals and comfortable temperatures today. The maximum temperature will reach 24 degrees Celsius with high humidity levels. Outdoor activities are encouraged as rain chances remain very low. Mild conditions and sunny intervals will continue throughout the upcoming week. Temperatures will generally stay in the low…

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Manchester weather forecast: Sunny intervals and overcast skies expected on July 23

Manchester will experience sunny intervals and overcast skies today. Temperatures will reach a warm 24 degrees Celsius with high humidity. Tomorrow brings cooler temperatures and continued sunny intervals for residents. Light rain is expected on July 26, with settled weather returning later. The week concludes with sunny intervals and mild…

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Birmingham weather forecast: Sunny intervals and moderate temperatures expected on July

Birmingham residents will enjoy sunny intervals and moderate temperatures today. The day begins cooler, gradually warming with a high of twenty-four degrees Celsius. High humidity is expected, but the chance of rain remains very low. The week ahead promises similar sunny intervals and comfortable temperatures for outdoor activities. No significant…

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Liverpool weather forecast: Sunny skies and mild temperatures expected on July 23

Liverpool will enjoy sunny skies and mild temperatures starting today. Today's high will reach twenty-six degrees Celsius with minimal rain expected. The week ahead promises continued sunshine and comfortable weather conditions. Temperatures will generally stay between twenty-three and twenty-six degrees Celsius. This stable pattern offers consistent conditions for outdoor planning…

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US strikes Iran for 12th night, targets missile, drone and air defence sites

The US military launched another round of strikes against Iran on Wednesday, marking the 12th consecutive night of attacks, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said. The strikes targeted Iranian military sites, including maritime capabilities, missile and drone storage facilities, coastal surveillance sites and air defence assets.

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US House approves $95 billion Iran war budget, sends Trump-backed plan to Senate

The US House of Representatives has narrowly approved a $95 billion budget blueprint to fund the war with Iran and advance President Donald Trump's election-related priorities, overcoming resistance within Republican ranks.

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