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AI could predict hurricane landfall sooner - BBC News

Media mogul Lord Lebedev warns against ‘erosion of free speech’ in the UK

Lord Lebedev, owner of the London Evening Standard and shareholder in The Independent, claimed Britain’s enemies are ‘laughing at us’.

Incoming Welsh Rugby Union boss vows to ‘turn this round’ after damning review

Dame Anne Rafferty’s nine-month look into the union reported feelings of powerlessness and fear.

Pound surges as US inflation falls further than expected

The pound has jumped after US inflation fell more sharply than expected last month raising hopes that interest rates in America will begin to fall early next year.]]>

Israel-Gaza war: Inside the West Bank’s divided areas – BBC Newsnight

Iceland volcano eruption fears prompts evacuation of Grindavik area - BBC News

King marks birthday by launching initiative to help charities feeding the nation

Charles also surprised a Big Issue seller with a generous donation.

‘It was character building’: Strictly Come Dancing star Shirley Ballas recalls horrific remark from judge

Speaking to the Radio Times Podcast, Ballas revealed she went back to dancing just six weeks after giving birth

Two more complainants have come forward with Russell Brand allegations, BBC says

The corporation is conducting a review into the conduct of the comedian while he was employed there.

UK woman Rita Roberts identified 31 years after Belgium murder - BBC News

Food delivery firms urged to conduct checks on all riders to stop ‘exploitation’

Children have reportedly been able to deliver takeaways.

BBC says 2 more people have come forward to complain about Russell Brand's behavior

The BBC says two more people have come forward to complain about Russell Brand since the broadcaster launched a review into the actor and comedian’s behavior

Russell Brand subject of two new complaints to BBC as latest investigation results published

Investigation so far indicates that ‘no disciplinary action was taken’ against comedian during his engagement with the BBC between 2006-2008

BBC journalists vote to end dispute over jobs and programming

Members of the National Union of Journalists had previously taken industrial action.

McDonald’s faces one or two sexual harassment claims each week, boss admits

Alistair Macrow said testimonies from staff members alleging abuse or harassment at work were ‘truly horrific and hard to listen to’.