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The controversial closure of Islam's third-holiest site to Muslim worshippers has drawn international condemnation, with critics calling the move 'selective' and 'discriminatory'.

YouTube's hiring, partnerships, and Bengaluru hub reveal its strategic focus on TV-based viewership and innovative interactive video experiences across platforms.

Oxford scientists develop an AI system that can accurately identify heart failure risk up to 5 years before symptoms appear, enabling early intervention and prevention.

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The UK government has approved the construction of the Springwell Solar farm, set to become the nation's largest power-generating solar project, a major milestone in the country's renewable energy transition.

Shipping analysts say the US-Iran ceasefire won't prompt a sudden influx of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran still controls maritime traffic in the region.

Councils across the country are developing policies to help households on heating oil access a new government fund launched on April 1, providing much-needed financial assistance.

In the final hours before the announcement of a two-week ceasefire, frantic diplomacy collided with threats of 'genocide' between the US and Iran.

John Lewis Partnership chair Jason Tarry sees his annual salary increase to £1.2M, while the retailer cuts thousands of jobs at John Lewis and Waitrose stores.

Essex skip-hire business and its owner face penalties for failing to properly manage overflowing skips, with excuses like