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'Don't Steal This Book': Thousands Of Authors Release 'Empty' Book At London Book Fair In Protest Against AI
The book serves as a visual representation of what the literary world might look like if AI continues to use copyrighted works without permission or compensation.
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Why Dinner By Heston Blumenthal, The Famous Two-Michelin Star In London, Is Shutting Down
The two-Michelin-star restaurant at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park will serve guests until January 2027 before closing after a 16-year run.
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Air India Adds 78 Extra Flights From India To Europe And US As West Asia Tensions Disrupt Travel
Air India has announced additional flights from Delhi and Mumbai to New York, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich, Paris, Colombo, and Male from March 10-18.
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Quinton De Kock Blasts ICC Over Travel 'Bias' After Iran-Israel-US Conflict Delays Teams' Departure From T20 World Cup
Following disruption in commercial air travel due to the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, three teams - England, South Africa and West Indies - are yet to depart India
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One In Three Gen Z Men Say Wife Should Obey Husband, Global Study Finds
A global survey published by King's College London shows that many Gen Z men hold traditional views about marriage and gender roles, with nearly a third believing wives should obey their husbands.
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Opinion | How 12 'Insurers' Sitting In London Paralysed Hormuz - All With A Phone Call
By March 3, there were zero active tanker transits inside the Hormuz Strait. Not because of Iran, or Trump. But simply because an 'underwriter' in London picked up the telephone.
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NDTV Exclusive - PV Sindhu On Two Days Of Horror In Dubai: "It Was Scary, Happy To Be Back Home"
In her glorious career, during which she became one of the most elite athletes in the world, PV Sindhu has seen and overcome many challenges. Yet none of those experiences could prepare the 30-year-old badminton star for what she went through in the last 72 hours
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Long Queues At UK Petrol Stations Amid Fears Of Fuel Price Hike, Public Told To Avoid Panic Buying
Iran's retaliation attacks, triggered by the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have pushed oil prices up by 13%.
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Iran War Risk: London Insurers Won't Cover Ships, What Do They Know That We Don't?
A major spill in the Gulf or Strait of Hormuz could cost between $860 million and $1.6 billion with no credible insurer to pay. Sanctions exposure also gives underwriters grounds to deny claims.
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"Definitely The Best": Harsh Goenka Says Mumbai Metro Surpasses Paris, London And New York Systems
Harsh Goenka praised the Mumbai Metro after his first ride, describing it as efficient, clean, and superior to transit systems in London, Paris, and New York.
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'Don't Steal This Book': Thousands Of Authors Release 'Empty' Book At London Book Fair In Protest Against AI
The book serves as a visual representation of what the literary world might look like if AI continues to use copyrighted works without permission or compensation.
-
Why Dinner By Heston Blumenthal, The Famous Two-Michelin Star In London, Is Shutting Down
The two-Michelin-star restaurant at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park will serve guests until January 2027 before closing after a 16-year run.
-
Air India Adds 78 Extra Flights From India To Europe And US As West Asia Tensions Disrupt Travel
Air India has announced additional flights from Delhi and Mumbai to New York, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich, Paris, Colombo, and Male from March 10-18.
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Quinton De Kock Blasts ICC Over Travel 'Bias' After Iran-Israel-US Conflict Delays Teams' Departure From T20 World Cup
Following disruption in commercial air travel due to the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, three teams - England, South Africa and West Indies - are yet to depart India
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One In Three Gen Z Men Say Wife Should Obey Husband, Global Study Finds
A global survey published by King's College London shows that many Gen Z men hold traditional views about marriage and gender roles, with nearly a third believing wives should obey their husbands.
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Opinion | How 12 'Insurers' Sitting In London Paralysed Hormuz - All With A Phone Call
By March 3, there were zero active tanker transits inside the Hormuz Strait. Not because of Iran, or Trump. But simply because an 'underwriter' in London picked up the telephone.
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NDTV Exclusive - PV Sindhu On Two Days Of Horror In Dubai: "It Was Scary, Happy To Be Back Home"
In her glorious career, during which she became one of the most elite athletes in the world, PV Sindhu has seen and overcome many challenges. Yet none of those experiences could prepare the 30-year-old badminton star for what she went through in the last 72 hours
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Long Queues At UK Petrol Stations Amid Fears Of Fuel Price Hike, Public Told To Avoid Panic Buying
Iran's retaliation attacks, triggered by the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have pushed oil prices up by 13%.
-
Iran War Risk: London Insurers Won't Cover Ships, What Do They Know That We Don't?
A major spill in the Gulf or Strait of Hormuz could cost between $860 million and $1.6 billion with no credible insurer to pay. Sanctions exposure also gives underwriters grounds to deny claims.
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"Definitely The Best": Harsh Goenka Says Mumbai Metro Surpasses Paris, London And New York Systems
Harsh Goenka praised the Mumbai Metro after his first ride, describing it as efficient, clean, and superior to transit systems in London, Paris, and New York.
