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Entertainment

‘Mr Bachchan’: Ravi Teja’s film with director Harish Shankar gets a release date

‘Mr Bachchan’ stars Bhagyashri Borse as the female lead and the rest of the cast includes Jagapathi Babu and Sachin Khedekar

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Politics

MP criticised for behaving ‘abominably’ in Commons

Ms Atkins has been criticised after attempting to interrupt another MP during a Commons debate.

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Politics

Shipyard support was ‘too risky for taxpayers’

The loss-making shipbuilder had applied for a loan guarantee of up to £200m.

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technology

Nvidia preparing version of new flagship AI chip for Chinese market

Nvidia is working on a version of its new flagship AI chips for the Chinese market that will comply with the current U.S. export sanctions

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technology

Hong Kong to launch Asia’s first inverse bitcoin ETF

Asia’s first bitcion exchange-traded fund that allows investors to bet on a fall in cryptocurrency, is set to debut in Hong Kong

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Entertainment

‘Mr Bachchan’: Ravi Teja’s film with director Harish Shankar gets a release date

‘Mr Bachchan’ stars Bhagyashri Borse as the female lead and the rest of the cast includes Jagapathi Babu and Sachin Khedekar

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Politics

Chris Mason: UK readies for new US presidential race

The suspicion that Joe Biden was too old to stand for re-election dominated Sir Keir Starmer’s first trip to the US as prime minister.

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Politics

Gething rival backs health secretary for next FM

Eluned Morgan attracts the support of Jeremy Miles, who competed in the last leadership contest.

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Politics

Zelensky urges PM to help lift Ukraine weapon limits

The Ukrainian president is the first foreign leader to address the cabinet in person since 1997.

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technology

U.S. Presidential Election 2024: Kamala Harris on AI and Big Tech 

In a meeting with tech execs like Microsoft’s Satya Nadella, OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Alphabet’s Sundar Pichai, Harris warned that they have a “moral” obligation to guard against AI’s possible dangers

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