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Over 300 Million Children A Year Face Sexual Abuse Online: Study
More than 300 million children a year are victims of online sexual exploitation and abuse, according to the first global estimate of the scale of the problem published on Monday.
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Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector
Debora Kayembe has been elected as the 54th Rector of Edinburg University.
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Mars Surface 'More Uninhabitable' Than Thought: Study
In lab tests on Earth, salt minerals from Mars, known as perchlorates, killed cultures of the bacteria Bacillus subtilis, a basic life form, researchers said.
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Antarctica Coastline Images Reveal 40 Years Of Ice Loss
A part of the Antarctica coastline has been losing ice to the ocean for over four decades, far longer than had been expected, finds a new study of satellite images.
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Ahead of Edinburgh Speech, Shah Rukh Khan Reveals 'Biggest Learning' of His Life
SRK, who has been busy filming Rohit Shetty's Dilwale in Hyderabad, revealed that he had been shooting continuously after which he left for Edinburgh on the same day. Life is indefinitely 'full and fast.' Dilwale, expected December, also stars Kajol, opposite SRK
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Shah Rukh Khan to Deliver Lecture at University of Edinburgh
"The University is to host a visit by Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan on Thursday, October 15. The actor, one of Bollywood's most popular stars, will give a public lecture at the University's New College," said a note on the university's official website
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Quit-Smoking Pill Won't Trigger Heart Attack, Depression
An anti-smoking pill that was earlier thought to increase the risk of heart attack and depression is actually safe, researchers say.
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British Scientists Develop Slow-Melting Ice Cream
The United Nations today brushed aside Japanese complaints over Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's plan to attend a military parade in Beijing, saying the World War II commemoration was an opportunity to reflect on the past.
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Greenhouse Gas Emission by Oceans Rising Due to Global Warming
Rising temperatures can indirectly increase the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by the oceans, a study shows.
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Over 300 Million Children A Year Face Sexual Abuse Online: Study
More than 300 million children a year are victims of online sexual exploitation and abuse, according to the first global estimate of the scale of the problem published on Monday.
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Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector
Debora Kayembe has been elected as the 54th Rector of Edinburg University.
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Mars Surface 'More Uninhabitable' Than Thought: Study
In lab tests on Earth, salt minerals from Mars, known as perchlorates, killed cultures of the bacteria Bacillus subtilis, a basic life form, researchers said.
-
Antarctica Coastline Images Reveal 40 Years Of Ice Loss
A part of the Antarctica coastline has been losing ice to the ocean for over four decades, far longer than had been expected, finds a new study of satellite images.
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Ahead of Edinburgh Speech, Shah Rukh Khan Reveals 'Biggest Learning' of His Life
SRK, who has been busy filming Rohit Shetty's Dilwale in Hyderabad, revealed that he had been shooting continuously after which he left for Edinburgh on the same day. Life is indefinitely 'full and fast.' Dilwale, expected December, also stars Kajol, opposite SRK
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Shah Rukh Khan to Deliver Lecture at University of Edinburgh
"The University is to host a visit by Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan on Thursday, October 15. The actor, one of Bollywood's most popular stars, will give a public lecture at the University's New College," said a note on the university's official website
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Quit-Smoking Pill Won't Trigger Heart Attack, Depression
An anti-smoking pill that was earlier thought to increase the risk of heart attack and depression is actually safe, researchers say.
-
British Scientists Develop Slow-Melting Ice Cream
The United Nations today brushed aside Japanese complaints over Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's plan to attend a military parade in Beijing, saying the World War II commemoration was an opportunity to reflect on the past.
-
Greenhouse Gas Emission by Oceans Rising Due to Global Warming
Rising temperatures can indirectly increase the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by the oceans, a study shows.
