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US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland after Trump annexation threats. #Trump #Greenland #BBCNews
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- US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland after Trump annexation threats. #Trump #Greenland #BBCNews
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- US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland | BBC News
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- The US and Denmark have announced a deal on Greenland's security, resolving a diplomatic dispute sparked by President Donald Trump's threats to seize the territory by force.
The announcement comes after months of threats by Trump to "take" Greenland over national security concerns.
Trump said the agreement would grant the US "permanent control over security, and all other needs" in the semi-autonomous Danish territory.
The leaders of Denmark and Greenland welcomed the deal to "strengthen security" in the region.
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#Greenland #Trump #Denmark #WorldNews #BBCNews
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- Afghan medical students in Pakistan fear being sent back home before degree is over. #BBCNews
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- Murdered women in South Africa spark Johannesburg protests | BBC News
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- Nine bodies of murdered women have been found in Johannesburg in similar circumstances since July.
Most of the victims were young, in their 20s or 30s, and almost all had suffered extreme violence before their deaths.
Women in the city have taken to the streets to march against the violence, after previous protests in South Africa over the high rates of femicide.
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- Five missing women feared dead after images found in Philadelphia home. #BBCNews
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- US v China - who’s ahead in the race to develop AI? | BBC Americast
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- We speak to a US/China tech expert who served under presidents Biden and Trump about America’s race with China to develop Artificial Intelligence. Does he agree with president Trump’s statement “whoever wins AI wins”, and what does “winning” look like?
Justin, Marianna and Anthony discuss Donald Trump’s rejection of any regulation for Artificial Intelligence, and whether this is in line with public opinion in the United States.
The team also talk about Congress, and how Republicans are reacting to Donald Trump’s most outspoken comments yet on AI. Plus, could Democrats be making the issue more central to their campaigning ahead of this November’s midterm elections? It’s an issue which has also united progressive Democrat senator Bernie Sanders and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon - what was their message to voters?
Our guest this week is Chris McGuire, a US-China technology expert with the Council on Foreign Relations. He’s a...
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- Uber ordered to pay $40m to family of woman killed after driver left her on highway. #BBCNews
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- Chaos as police move migrants to a camp in Ceuta | Global News Podcast
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- Police in Spain's North African territory of Ceuta used batons and fired rubber bullets into the air to control crowds, as they moved hundreds of migrants from beaches to a tent camp. Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from neighbouring Morocco to Ceuta in July. At least 100 people died in the attempt. Though most of the migrants went back, several thousand have remained in the Spanish territory.
Also in the Global News Podcast:
03:36 South Korean President Lee Jae Myung rejects Donald Trump’s calls for troops to join the war in Iran
06:20 Russia holds its first parliamentary elections since Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
09:49 A deadly attack on a mosque in Pakistan
11:44 More than 30 people accused of illegal mining in Nigeria have died in custody
14:24 Experts tell us whether – and how – AI could try to kill humans
The Global News Podcast brings you the best of the BBC’s news coverage an...
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- Friendly golden retriever greets home intruder with toys. #California #BBCNews
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- Houthis claim biggest advancement this year in Yemen | BBC News
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- Iran-backed Houthi rebels have made significant gains in Yemen on the Red Sea coast, impacting Saudi Arabian exports and contributing to the continued price of a barrel of oil at above $100.
Elsewhere, Saudi Arabia intercepted and destroyed a Houthi drone south of the Islamic holy city of Mecca on Tuesday evening, according to the spokesman of the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen. The 57-nation Organisation of Islamic Cooperation said attacks on Mecca and Medina province, where Islam's second holiest shrine is located, constituted an "unacceptable and intolerable transgression".
Meanwhile, the US has allowed Iranian officials to attend the UN General Assembly next week in New York. The delegation will take part in the United Nations General Assembly's grand debate for 2026, but will face strict travel restrictions whilst they are in the country.
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- US government releases sixth batch of UFO files. #BBCNews
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- Trump bans CNN and Politico from White House | BBC News
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- President Trump has announced that he is "immediately" banning CNN, Politico and MS Now from the White House, the latest twist in his fraught relationship with the media.
In a post on Truth Social on Friday, Trump said that the outlets "constantly write or report fiction or lies" about his administration, although he provided no examples.
Trump later called it a "very simple ban", but did not explain how it would work. It is unclear whether employees of those outlets would be prevented from entering the White House grounds.
CNN swiftly slammed the move as an "illegal assault" on American media freedoms. The move by Trump is likely to be met with legal challenges.
In a statement, the network called a potential ban illegal and said it "stands fully behind our White House team and their fair and accurate reporting."
"We have a right under the US Constitution to do that reporting without hindrance or interference from the gov...
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- Patrick Clancy's new wife describes him as a 'selfless father'. #BBCNews
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- 0:40
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- 15 days ago
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- Is Russia planning to attack a Nato country? | BBC News
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- 9:21
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- 15 days ago
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- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk recently suggested Russia was planning drone and missile strikes against Poland and other countries on Nato's eastern flank.
So - why now? How likely is an attack on a Nato country? And what might it look like?
In this video...
00:43 - Is Russia planning to attack a Nato country?
01:30 - European leaders warn of Russian hybrid attacks
02:31 - Nato chief says Putin 'desperate'
03:15 - Campaign of sabotage across Europe
04:33 - How likely is an attack?
05:42 - Why are people worried now?
07:08 - What could an attack look like?
08:20 - Should we be worried?
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- Lindsay Clancy holdout juror says he had 'no doubt' she deliberately killed her children. #BBCNews
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- 1:08
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- 15 days ago
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- Earl Spencer defends Diana book claims about King Charles | BBC News
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- 6:51
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- 15 days ago
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- Earl Spencer, the brother of Diana Princess of Wales, has told the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg that he stands by his claims that King Charles, in the days after her death, said "rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough".
A Buckingham Palace Spokesperson said: "While we do not comment on books as a matter of principle, His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss."
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#RoyalFamily #BBCNews
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- Award-winning rapper Sway dies aged 44. #BBCNews
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- 0:45
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- 15 days ago
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- Dave Ramsey on Iran, Trump, tariffs and affordability | The Global Story
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- 24:05
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- 15 days ago
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- As the midterm elections in America approach, the economy is one of the deciding factors for how people will vote.
Before his second term started, President Trump promised to tackle the so-called affordability crisis. But since then, the war in Iran has led to soaring gas prices and a range of tariffs have made some goods more expensive.
How do global events impact people’s finances and in turn how they vote in elections? The talk show host and financial expert Dave Ramsey joins us to discuss.
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Timecodes:
0:00 Intros
2:08 When did you first notice cost of living as a concern for Americans?
2:53 What's your financial credo?
7:48 Dave on the dot com bubble burst in 2000
9:40 The 2008 Financial crisis
10:40 The US's Involvement in Iran
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- Brewdog's unpaid workers to receive nothing after takeover deal. #Brewdog #Pubs #BBCNews
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- 0:40
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- 15 days ago
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- Is it too late for humanity to take back control of AI? | BBC News
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- 26:16
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- 15 days ago
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- Has the AI industry finally recognised the dangers of the technology it is building?
A researcher leaves one of the world's leading AI companies with a warning that the race to build ever more powerful systems could end in human extinction. Days later, the chief executive of the same company calls for the industry to slow down.
In this episode AI Decoded examines the growing debate over AI safety, regulation and control. From fears that advanced systems could outpace human understanding to concerns over cyberattacks, biological threats and the challenge of containing increasingly powerful models, the programme asks whether the world's AI companies are moving too fast, and whether anyone can agree on how to slow down.
Our panel also explores AI "kill switches", international oversight, the role of governments, and whether rivalry between the United States and China makes meaningful cooperation impossible.
Presenter Christian Fraser and...
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- 'Our brother did not match description of Putney pusher'. #Putney #BBCNews
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- 1:13
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- 15 days ago
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- Why won't inflation go down? | BBC Newscast
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- 27:16
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- 15 days ago
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- Are we in for a winter of financial hope or pain?
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75% in a move which might come as some relief for mortgage holders. However the Bank’s governor has warned about high energy costs coming down the line.
The move comes in contrast to the US Federal Reserve increased interest rates for the first time in more than three years. So what does this say about the UK economy? And, for the impact on the cost of living in Winter? Adam, Chris and Faisal are joined by Stephanie Flanders, head of Economics and Government at Bloomberg.
00:00 Bank of England holds rates
01:14 What the decision means for mortgages and savers
03:33 Why are the US and Europe acting differently?
05:38 Budget choices for the chancellor
08:07 Are there tough choices ahead?
15:10 What is the impact of the Middle East?
19:54 What have bonds got to do with it?
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- Zara Larsson criticises White House for using her song in their video. #US #BBCNews
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- 0:45
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- 15 days ago
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- Everyone's using AI to get hired. Now what? | BBC News
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- 11:55
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- 15 days ago
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- AI is making itself felt in many different parts of our lives - including looking for a job - or hiring someone for a job.
Right now, there's what's being called an 'application explosion' - which is creating challenges for job seekers and employers.
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#AI #JobSearch #BBCNews
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- Can YouTube replace your driving instructor? #DrivingLessons #DrivingTest #BBCNews
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- 1:30
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- 15 days ago
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- Dozens of suspected illegal miners die in Nigerian custody | BBC News
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- 15 days ago
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- Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, local officials said.
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps blamed on an apparent disease outbreak.
However, an intelligence report shared with the AFP news agency suggested the group died because of overcrowding and poor ventilation inside the detention facility in Niger state.
Police have set up an investigation into the deaths.
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#Nigeria #BBCNews
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- Can drones prevent disorder at Premier League football matches? | BBC News
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- 15 days ago
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- Police in the West Midlands say drones are playing a “key role” in helping prevent trouble outside of stadiums as part of a £2m pilot.
The Premier League described the pilot as "really positive" in tackling potential incidents as they occur, by deploying officers where they are needed as footage is fed into a control room in real time.
The drones are only deployed before and after matches to ensure fans' safety, West Midlands Police says.
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#WestMidlands #Drones #PremierLeague #BBCNews
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- How much money should you tip if you’re in New York or London? #BBCNews
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- 1:07
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- 15 days ago
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- A Hyrox athlete has apologised for continuing a race after soiling herself. #BBCNews
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- Breast Cancer Scandal: Exposing The Harm | BBC News
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- 15 days ago
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- Denise is one of at least 20 women told they underwent an unnecessary mastectomy at an NHS trust in north-east England.
More than 300 patients have been harmed in County Durham, while thousands more cases are expected to be reviewed, and police are investigating.
The unnecessary breast removals have been described as "utterly unacceptable" by Steve Russell, County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust’s chief executive, and he has apologised "unreservedly".
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- US NFL fans sing Canada anthem in border city stadium. #BBCNews
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- 1:14
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- 16 days ago
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- Verified video shows wreckage of Saudi fighter jet shot down over Yemen. #BBCNews
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- 1:42
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- 16 days ago
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- Ed Sheeran and Macklemore backlash: Who calls the shots on tour? | BBC News
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- 16 days ago
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- Ed Sheeran's backing band and all of his support acts have pulled out of the artist's US tour.
It began when rapper Macklemore was dropped from the line-up after making pro-Palestinian comments on stage.
Sheeran said the decision to remove Macklemore was made by his tour promoter, not him.
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#EdSheeran #Music #BBCNews
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- Ed Sheeran said to donate $2m to charities in Middle East. #EdSheeran #Macklemore #BBCNews
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- 16 days ago
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- Did US commit war crimes in Iran strikes? | BBC News
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- 10:48
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- 16 days ago
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- UN human rights experts say there are reasonable grounds to believe the US committed war crimes in two strikes in Iran that killed at least 177 civilians.
A new report by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Iran, said February's missile strikes on a primary school in Minab and a sports complex in Lamerd constituted indiscriminate attacks causing civilian deaths and damage to civilian infrastructure.
There was no immediate comment from the US. It has previously denied striking Lamerd and said it is investigating what happened in Minab.
The experts also found Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity during a crackdown on mass anti-government protests in January.
Iran has also not yet commented on the findings, but it has previously rejected allegations of systematic violations of human rights.
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- Nine women found dead. What's happening in South Africa? | BBC News
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- 16 days ago
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- Police in South Africa have confirmed the discovery of a ninth woman's body in just two months.
Concerns are growing over a string of unexplained deaths east of Johannesburg.
Several of the women were found partially clothed and with injuries, but police have stressed that they have not established whether all the deaths are connected or whether a serial killer is responsible.
In this video...
00:46 Ninth woman killed
02:25 Is there a serial killer?
03:44 Women living in fear
04:31 Reaction to the murders
05:51 How bad is gender-based violence in South Africa
07:07 How does South Africa compare globally
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#SouthAfrica #Femicide #Johannesburg #BBCNews
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- Carney welcomes EU proposal for Canada to become ‘associate member’. #BBCNews
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- 16 days ago
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- Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, and the politics of staying silent | BBC News
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- 16 days ago
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- One of the most successful songwriters of all time is facing the biggest controversy of his nearly two decades in the public eye. Where does pop star Ed Sheeran go from here?
On Tuesday, every support act for Sheeran withdrew from his US stadium tour, following a decision to drop rapper Macklemore from the tour for his on-stage pro-Palestinian comments.
In a statement, Sheeran declined to take a political stance on Macklemore’s comments, and stressed that he was not responsible for the decision to remove the rapper from the roster. Is it possible for pop stars to stay out of the political fray?
We speak to BBC music correspondent Mark Savage about the controversy, and what it reveals about the conversion of pop culture and politics.
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- How climate change is shrinking our water supply and other stories | Global News Podcast
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- 16 days ago
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- The United Nations says climate change is having a serious effect on the global supply of fresh water. Rivers and lakes are drying up while glaciers are retreating according to a new report. “This is not a single bad year, but a persistent decade-long signal,” said World Meteorological Organization chief Celeste Saulo.
Also in the Global News Podcast:
04:19 A series of deaths in South Africa raise questions about violence against women
06:45 Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney outlines his vision of partnership with the EU
09:27 Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman warns that we may lose control of artificial intelligence
12:49 Russia goes to the polls on Friday for three days of voting, in the country’s first parliamentary election since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine - but Vladimir Putin maintains a secure grip on power
15:11 A Syrian court has issued the first sentences against members of armed groups involved in massacres...
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- Russia to vote in first parliamentary election since invasion of Ukraine | BBC News
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- Russia is voting in its first parliamentary election this weekend since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The system of power in Russia is often referred to as "managed democracy" - where the Kremlin does the managing - which means huge powers for the president and few political surprises.
The election is set to deliver another parliament dominated by the party of power, United Russia, and a house of MPs fiercely loyal to Vladimir Putin.
For the Kremlin, the election of 450 deputies to the lower house of parliament, the Duma, is important.
Critics dismiss the vote as neither free nor fair.
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#Russia #Parliament #Politics #BBCNews
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- Lena Dunham announces birth of first baby via surrogacy after fertility struggles. #BBCNews
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- 16 days ago
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- Buckingham Palace hits back over Diana book | BBC Newscast
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- 22:19
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- 16 days ago
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- Today, Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, has claimed in a new memoir that King Charles said “we’ll forget her soon enough” in the wake of her death nearly 30 years ago. The Palace has pushed back unusually strongly, saying “grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory”.
The book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, is due to be published next week and is expected to be highly critical of the Royal Family. Adam is joined by Daniela Relph to unpack what we already know about the claims being made in the book, and what might unfold next week.
It’s not the only royal news in recent days. After Meghan and Harry had to change their children’s schools two days after the start of term, we look at what lead to that decision.
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- Who is Earl Spencer, the man making claims against King Charles? #BBCNews
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- 16 days ago
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- King Charles warns of 'existential danger' of AI falling into wrong hands | BBC News
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- 16 days ago
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- King Charles has warned AI executives of the "existential dangers" posed by the technology falling into the wrong hands.
He made the comments at a summit he had convened at Dumfries House in Scotland to discuss how the tech can be used to benefit society.
Those gathered at the meeting also included Kanishka Narayan, the UK's AI Minister, the Pope's advisor, and participants from AI giants such as Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic.
It comes amid a series of recent warnings from people inside the industry about the rapidly evolving capabilities of advanced or "frontier" AI models and the regulation needed to keep them in check.
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#RoyalFamily #KingCharles #AI #BBCNews
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- King warns tech bosses about 'existential dangers' of AI falling into wrong hands. #AI #BBCNews
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- 16 days ago
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- AI models could become ‘new silicon species’, says Microsoft AI boss. #BBCNews
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- Canada welcomes EU ambition for it to become 'associate member', - Mark Carney. #BBCNews
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- What is a parliamentary election like in Russia? #BBCNews
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- 16 days ago
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- AI creations could become 'new silicon species' says head of Microsoft AI | BBC News
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- 16 days ago
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- Tech treating AI like humans is "mistaken and misguided", according to a leader in Artificial Intelligence.
Chief Executive of Microsoft AI Mustafa Suleyman speaks to Nick Robinson for BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, explaining why he thinks that if firms continue to develop AIs that set their own objectives, they are "essentially seeding a new silicon species which will no doubt compete with us for resources".
The comments are the latest in a series of stark warnings from the AI industry on the possible dangers of the technology.
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#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Microsoft #BBCNews
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- Five ways Super El Niño is already hitting the world. #ElNino #BBCNews
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