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Google Reveals How AI Helped the Company Make Notable Scientific Breakthroughs in 2024
Google highlighted nine major scientific breakthroughs made in the ongoing year that were possible due to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). On Monday, Google DeepMind co-hosted the inaugural edition of the AI for Science Forum in London alongside the Royal Society. During the event, the Mountain View-based tech giant recapped achievemen...
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Eurostar Train Services Disrupted After Flooding In Tunnel Near London
Flooding in a railway tunnel near London forced the cancellation of more than a dozen trains linking Britain with the European mainland early on Saturday, international rail operator Eurostar said.
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Burst Water Pipe Causes Flood In North London: "It Came In Like Tsunami"
Parts of Islington in North London were left under four feet of water after the main pipe supplying water to the area got damaged on Monday morning.
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Google 'Walkout for Real Change' Sees Thousands Leave Work Globally to Protest Sexual Misconduct Handling
Starting in Asia and spreading across Europe, employees gathered outside Google offices in Zurich, Dublin, Singapore, London and Hyderabad, India.
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Rain Hits Mumbai Flights; Navy Men In Parts Of City To Help, If Needed
Heavy rain in Mumbai has delayed several trains and a Jet Airways flight from London has been diverted to Ahmedabad, reports said on Thursday.
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He Tweeted Pic After London Attack, Flooded With Requests From Reporters
Peter Crowley, one of the commuters on the train at the time of the incident, posted alarming images of his singed forehead shortly after the explosion. Shortly after, Mr Crowley's Twitter timeline was flooded with requests from journalists seeking permission to use his photos.
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After London Terror Attack, Messages Of Solidarity With Victims
Cities around the world showed their solidarity with the United Kingdom by lighting up prominent landmarks in the colours of the British flag following Wednesday's terror attack in London. Social media too was flooded with messages of support.
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Flood of Londoners Take to Boats to Escape Housing costs
Rocketing housing costs in Britain's capital have fuelled a surge in Londoners seeking cheaper accommodation on boats, with increased numbers putting pressure on the city's historic network of rivers and canals.
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Honour for Hero Who Saved London From WWII Flooding
Every day, boats full of tourists and commuters float by a pale patch on the wall that lines the River Thames near Britain's Houses of Parliament.
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Britain gets respite from flooding crisis
Britain's flooding crisis eased with the arrival of drier weather following a series of fierce storms, while the government on Monday pledged a 10 million pounds package of support for flood-hit businesses.
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Heavy rain claims several lives in Britain, severe flood warnings announced
Sodden communities along the River Thames braced for more floods on Sunday, as Britain counted the cost of a storm that claimed several lives and left tens of thousands of homes without power.
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Battered Britain faces new winter storm
Britain faced a fresh battering Friday as a new Atlantic storm barrelled in, threatening to dump a month's worth of rain on flood-hit communities already struggling to cope after the wettest January for 250 years.
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Flood-hit Britain now battered by storms, high winds
Flood-hit Britain suffered a fresh battering on Wednesday from storms and high winds that caused power outages to nearly 150,000 homes, the cancellation of football matches and the death of one man.
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Swamped UK villagers summon wartime spirit as Thames floods
Residents of a village west of London evoked the wartime spirit that got the British capital through the Blitz as they faced freak floods after the Thames burst its banks, but there was frustration at the lack of official help.
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Britain's River Thames on flood alert as blame game rages
Thousands of homes in southeast England were braced for flooding on Monday after the River Thames burst its banks, as a political row over the handling of devastating winter storms erupted into the open.
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Google Reveals How AI Helped the Company Make Notable Scientific Breakthroughs in 2024
Google highlighted nine major scientific breakthroughs made in the ongoing year that were possible due to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). On Monday, Google DeepMind co-hosted the inaugural edition of the AI for Science Forum in London alongside the Royal Society. During the event, the Mountain View-based tech giant recapped achievemen...
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Eurostar Train Services Disrupted After Flooding In Tunnel Near London
Flooding in a railway tunnel near London forced the cancellation of more than a dozen trains linking Britain with the European mainland early on Saturday, international rail operator Eurostar said.
-
Burst Water Pipe Causes Flood In North London: "It Came In Like Tsunami"
Parts of Islington in North London were left under four feet of water after the main pipe supplying water to the area got damaged on Monday morning.
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Google 'Walkout for Real Change' Sees Thousands Leave Work Globally to Protest Sexual Misconduct Handling
Starting in Asia and spreading across Europe, employees gathered outside Google offices in Zurich, Dublin, Singapore, London and Hyderabad, India.
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Rain Hits Mumbai Flights; Navy Men In Parts Of City To Help, If Needed
Heavy rain in Mumbai has delayed several trains and a Jet Airways flight from London has been diverted to Ahmedabad, reports said on Thursday.
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He Tweeted Pic After London Attack, Flooded With Requests From Reporters
Peter Crowley, one of the commuters on the train at the time of the incident, posted alarming images of his singed forehead shortly after the explosion. Shortly after, Mr Crowley's Twitter timeline was flooded with requests from journalists seeking permission to use his photos.
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After London Terror Attack, Messages Of Solidarity With Victims
Cities around the world showed their solidarity with the United Kingdom by lighting up prominent landmarks in the colours of the British flag following Wednesday's terror attack in London. Social media too was flooded with messages of support.
-
Flood of Londoners Take to Boats to Escape Housing costs
Rocketing housing costs in Britain's capital have fuelled a surge in Londoners seeking cheaper accommodation on boats, with increased numbers putting pressure on the city's historic network of rivers and canals.
-
Honour for Hero Who Saved London From WWII Flooding
Every day, boats full of tourists and commuters float by a pale patch on the wall that lines the River Thames near Britain's Houses of Parliament.
-
Britain gets respite from flooding crisis
Britain's flooding crisis eased with the arrival of drier weather following a series of fierce storms, while the government on Monday pledged a 10 million pounds package of support for flood-hit businesses.
-
Heavy rain claims several lives in Britain, severe flood warnings announced
Sodden communities along the River Thames braced for more floods on Sunday, as Britain counted the cost of a storm that claimed several lives and left tens of thousands of homes without power.
-
Battered Britain faces new winter storm
Britain faced a fresh battering Friday as a new Atlantic storm barrelled in, threatening to dump a month's worth of rain on flood-hit communities already struggling to cope after the wettest January for 250 years.
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Flood-hit Britain now battered by storms, high winds
Flood-hit Britain suffered a fresh battering on Wednesday from storms and high winds that caused power outages to nearly 150,000 homes, the cancellation of football matches and the death of one man.
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Swamped UK villagers summon wartime spirit as Thames floods
Residents of a village west of London evoked the wartime spirit that got the British capital through the Blitz as they faced freak floods after the Thames burst its banks, but there was frustration at the lack of official help.
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Britain's River Thames on flood alert as blame game rages
Thousands of homes in southeast England were braced for flooding on Monday after the River Thames burst its banks, as a political row over the handling of devastating winter storms erupted into the open.
