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Highest paid world leader to get salary increase of $1 million

Singapore's government is raising the salaries of its prime minister and other ministers, cementing Lawrence Wong's position as the world's highest-paid political leader. Wong's pay package will rise by S$1.4 million (roughly $1.1m; £818,000) to S$3.6 million a year, an increase of more than 60%, though he has…

BBC World 🏛Centre 34 minutes ago 💬 0 discuss
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6 Best Places to Buy Unique Sterling Silver Chains for Men

This article from Exposed Magazine presents a curated guide to shops selling distinctive sterling silver chains for men, moving beyond common curb, rope and box chain designs. It explains that the featured retailers were chosen for genuine sterling silver content, originality of construction (such as unusual links, textures…

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Free Online Anime — The Right Way

This is an advice-style article aimed at anime fans looking to watch shows online for free without falling victim to scams or malware, addressing the confusion many face when "free" streaming offers may be too good to be true. It matters because dubious sites often use the promise…

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Even Labour admits Starmer let human rights lawyers cripple the Government as ‘risk-averse’ guidance created by ally Lord Hermer is scrapped

Labour's new attorney general, Ellie Reeves, has scrapped legal guidance introduced by her predecessor Lord Hermer, which critics blamed for giving human rights lawyers an effective veto over government policy and hampering ministers' ability to act decisively. Hermer, a close friend of Sir Keir Starmer and fellow former…

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Argentina launches criminal charges against energy company operating in the Falkland Islands

Argentina's government has announced it will file criminal charges against Israeli-listed energy firm Navitas Petroleum and its executives over their operations in the Falkland Islands, escalating President Javier Milei's campaign against companies drilling in the British overseas territory. The move follows a speech by Milei last Friday in…

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What Does an AI SEO Agency Actually Do? (And How to Pick a Good One)

This article explains what an "AI SEO agency" does: helping businesses get mentioned or recommended by AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, rather than simply ranking highly in traditional search results. This matters because these AI systems typically name only one or two…

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‘I think you’ve had enough now’: Teenage girl reveals disturbing words of Nigerian migrant who raped her in the woods before dodging deportation over ‘human rights’

A 19-year-old woman has described being dragged into woodland and raped by Gift Oladele, a 24-year-old Nigerian migrant, as she walked home along an isolated footpath in Wrexham, Wales, after a night out in September 2025. Oladele, who had previously fought off deportation to Nigeria on human rights…

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Man City-bound 16-year-old Cavan Sullivan is MLS’s chaotic revelation

Cavan Sullivan, the 16-year-old Philadelphia Union midfielder already signed to join Manchester City when he turns 18, is finally showing on the pitch the potential that has been hyped since childhood. Having spent two years mostly on the bench after becoming MLS's youngest-ever debutant at 14, he has…

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Britain reboots its space strategy with £7.8B already on the launchpad

The UK government has unveiled a new space strategy worth £7.8 billion, combining civilian and military spending across multiple departments to boost economic growth and national security through to 2030. The plan, coordinated by the newly formed Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade alongside the Ministry of…

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Twin sisters sentenced to death for political protest

Iranian twin sisters Taraneh and Romina Rahimi, both 19 at the time, have been sentenced over their participation in anti-regime protests in Isfahan in January, with Taraneh receiving a death sentence and Romina 25 years in prison, after both endured months of alleged torture in detention. The case…

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Arm’s new mobile chip delivers on-device AI agents and gaming graphics

Arm has unveiled its Compute Subsystem (CSS) for Mobile 2, a next-generation smartphone chip platform designed around running AI agents locally and delivering desktop-quality gaming graphics, all within a device's tight power budget. Announced at the Arm Everywhere China event in Shanghai, the platform succeeds last year's Lumex…

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Nepotism, questionable payouts and jobs for disgraced fat cats: Inside story of the NHS’s ‘revolving door’ of bosses

An investigation into the NHS's so-called "revolving door" reveals how senior executives disciplined or dismissed for misconduct have repeatedly been re-employed in other well-paid leadership roles across the health service. The case of Paula Vasco-Knight, former chief executive of Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust, illustrates the…

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Nepal cracks down on online abuse against flood survivors

Nepal's government is cracking down on online abuse directed at survivors of deadly floods that struck last month, after people appealing for information about missing relatives or criticising the pace of search and rescue efforts were met with hostile and insulting comments. Prime Minister Balendra Shah said those…

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NADINE DORRIES: I have been reviled, abused and even stalked during my political career. But nothing has left me feeling more violated than becoming a victim of this horrifying new crime

Former Conservative MP Nadine Dorries has revealed she was told by Thames Valley Police that a man arrested by them had created thousands of deepfake pornographic images and videos of her, using AI "nudification" technology to superimpose her likeness onto explicit content. The material had been shared online…

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