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"This Job, Man": BBC Journalist Learns Hard Way To "Always Assume You Are Live On Air"
A BBC correspondent was filmed complaining about his job on live TV after assuming he had lost his connection to the newsroom.
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UK PM Appoints Chief Of Staff After Aide's Stormy Exit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday appointed a low-profile former Treasury official as his new chief of staff to steady the Downing Street ship after the stormy exit of his Brexiteer right-hand man.
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Kentucky Lawmaker Who Was Accused Of Molesting A Teenage Girl Likely Killed Himself, Coroner Says
Kentucky lawmaker Dan Johnson, who has been accused of molesting a member of his church when she was 17, has died, an official said.
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Spooked By Beijing, India Embraces Closer US Ties
China's aggressive behavior in the South China Sea has complicated the U.S. pivot to Asia. But those same antics, plus some Chinese muscle-flexing off the coast of the Indian subcontinent, may well give the pivot a new lease on life - in a different ocean.
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For banks in $45 million cyber heist, how to get their money back?
Because the sums were large and such attacks are relatively new, the two Middle East banks hit in a $45 million ATM heist face an uncertain path in trying to recover their losses, financial, insurance and legal experts say.
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Clash of the Titans gets third instalment
Sam Worthington starrer Clash of the Titans, about the adventures of Greek hero Perseus, will be a three part movie.
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US gunman's weird laughter caused alarm
In a community college classroom here last June, on the first day of the term, the instructor in Jared L. Loughner's basic algebra class, Ben McGahee, posed what he thought was a simple arithmetic question to his students. He was not prepared for the explosive response. "How can you deny math instead of accepting it?" Mr. Loughner asked, after blur...
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"This Job, Man": BBC Journalist Learns Hard Way To "Always Assume You Are Live On Air"
A BBC correspondent was filmed complaining about his job on live TV after assuming he had lost his connection to the newsroom.
-
UK PM Appoints Chief Of Staff After Aide's Stormy Exit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday appointed a low-profile former Treasury official as his new chief of staff to steady the Downing Street ship after the stormy exit of his Brexiteer right-hand man.
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Kentucky Lawmaker Who Was Accused Of Molesting A Teenage Girl Likely Killed Himself, Coroner Says
Kentucky lawmaker Dan Johnson, who has been accused of molesting a member of his church when she was 17, has died, an official said.
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Spooked By Beijing, India Embraces Closer US Ties
China's aggressive behavior in the South China Sea has complicated the U.S. pivot to Asia. But those same antics, plus some Chinese muscle-flexing off the coast of the Indian subcontinent, may well give the pivot a new lease on life - in a different ocean.
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For banks in $45 million cyber heist, how to get their money back?
Because the sums were large and such attacks are relatively new, the two Middle East banks hit in a $45 million ATM heist face an uncertain path in trying to recover their losses, financial, insurance and legal experts say.
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Clash of the Titans gets third instalment
Sam Worthington starrer Clash of the Titans, about the adventures of Greek hero Perseus, will be a three part movie.
-
US gunman's weird laughter caused alarm
In a community college classroom here last June, on the first day of the term, the instructor in Jared L. Loughner's basic algebra class, Ben McGahee, posed what he thought was a simple arithmetic question to his students. He was not prepared for the explosive response. "How can you deny math instead of accepting it?" Mr. Loughner asked, after blur...
