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bbc.com | Vicky Wong
SAS names reportedly available online for a decadePA MediaThe Ministry of Defence (MoD) has said the safety of personnel is of "paramount importance" after it was reported the identities of serving members of Britain's special forces were published online for more than a decade. The Sunday Times reported that the security breach saw the names and ranks of at least 20 elite soldiers listed in documents that were publicly available online.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Vicky Wong
Senior Russian general killed by car bomb in MoscowTelegramVideos and photos circulating on Telegram show a car in flames outside a block of flatsA senior Russian general has been killed in a car bomb attack in Moscow, officials have confirmed. Russia's Investigative Committee (SK) - the main federal investigating authority in the country - confirmed Gen Yaroslav Moskalik died when a Volkswagen Golf car exploded after an improvised explosive device stuffed with pellets went off.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Vicky Wong
A Dutch town hall has admitted that it "most likely" accidentally disposed of 46 artworks, including an Andy Warhol print of the former Dutch queen, during renovation works last year. Maashorst municipality said the works, including a 1980s silkscreen print of Queen Beatrix worth about €15,000 (£12,800), disappeared during work on a town hall last year.
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yahoo.com | Azadeh Moshiri |Vicky Wong
Police in Pakistan have made dozens of arrests following a string of protests targeting KFC branches across the country which led to one man being killed. Protesters, angry at the war in Gaza, have been urging a boycott of the chain, claiming it's a symbol of the United States and its ally Israel. At least 20 attempted attacks on KFC outlets have been recorded across the country in the past week, Pakistan's Minister of State for the Interior Talal Chaudhry told the BBC.
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Azadeh Moshiri |Vicky Wong
Image source, EPAImage caption, Police have been stationed outside KFCs across major citiesPolice in Pakistan have made dozens of arrests following a string of protests targeting KFC branches across the country which led to one man being killed. Protesters, angry at the war in Gaza, have been urging a boycott of the chain, claiming it's a symbol of the United States and its ally Israel. At least 11 incidents have been confirmed in major cities such as Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad.
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