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Telegram Profitable for First Time After App Pays Down Debts
The milestone comes as the messaging service faces increasing scrutiny for aiding the spread of misinformation and illegal content such as child sexual abuse materials.
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US Woman Born On Leap Day Gives Birth To Baby On Leap Day
This Leap Day birth holds even more significance for the family as Chloe is also a rainbow baby, a term used for a child born after a miscarriage or infant loss.
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Child Tied Up, Left On Hot Roof By Mother: "Punishment" Over Homework
After a video showing a child with her hands and legs tied and writhing on the roof of a house under a beating sun went viral on the internet, Delhi police found that she had been punished by her mother.
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Child Begs In Last Holdout In Mariupol: "I Want To See The Sun"
Women and children sheltering in a giant steel works in Mariupol that is the last holdout of Ukrainian defenders of the southern port city, said in a video released on Saturday they are desperate to get out and are running out of food.
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Visually-Impaired Student Made To Stand In Sun For Not Paying School Fees
Two primary school students, one of whom is visually challenged, were reportedly made to stand in the scorching sun for two hours for not paying fees, following which the state child rights commission on Saturday registered a case against the school management.
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Experts Chase The Cause Of A Paralyzing Childhood Disease Spiking This Year
AFM is caused by inflammation of the spinal cord that results in severe muscle weakness and paralysis. More than 400 confirmed cases, most of them in children, have been reported in the past four years, and one child with AFM died last year.
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Statue Of Child In Nuclear Radiation Suit In Japan Sparks Online Furore
A giant statue of a child wearing a radiation suit in the Japanese city of Fukushima has touched off a storm of criticism online as the nuclear-hit area seeks to rebuild its reputation.
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Kerala's 3-Year-Old 'Krishna': Child Rights Body Registers Case
A three-year-old boy was allegedly tied to a leaf-shaped prop on a float for over two hours under the scorching sun during Janmashtami celebrations in Kerala recently, prompting the state child rights body to file a case and seek a report from police.
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Image Of 3-Year-Old 'Krishna' At Kerala Festival Triggers Rage
In presence of the police and his own parents, a three-year-old spent nearly 2 hours in the blistering sun, tied on a slanting green leaf-shaped board. Dressed as Lord Krishna, he was the heart of a procession meant to celebrate the birth of the god held in Kerala's Kannur earlier this week.
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Buckingham Palace Defends Footage of Queen Giving Nazi Salute as a Child
Buckingham Palace has criticised the Sun newspaper for publishing footage of the Queen giving the Nazi salute as a child. The palace said that the paper had exploited footage that appeared to have come from the monarch's personal archives.
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Buckingham Palace Slams Images of Queen Elizabeth II's 'Nazi Salute' as Child
Buckingham Palace voiced disappointment Friday after a British newspaper published images allegedly showing a young Queen Elizabeth II giving a Nazi salute in the early 1930s.
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Bored with Ebola: Liberian Schoolchildren with Nothing to Do
It should be every child's dream: with the sun blazing on a sweltering afternoon exams are off, lessons have been cancelled and school's out for the summer -- and possibly the rest of the year.
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Bolivia on Verge of Legalising Work From Age 10
Alicia weaves through El Alto's stalled traffic under a blazing sun, hawking colourful woven flowers to grumpy drivers and lovers.
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'We are not monsters,' Nairobi attacker told British child
One of the Islamist attackers besieging a Nairobi shopping mall handed chocolate to a four-year-old British boy caught up in the crisis and asked for forgiveness, his uncle told a newspaper today.
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Drew Barrymore says her wedding day was perfect
Drew Barrymore who is currently pregnant with her first child - tied the knot with art consultant Will Kopelman on Saturday (02.06.12).
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Telegram Profitable for First Time After App Pays Down Debts
The milestone comes as the messaging service faces increasing scrutiny for aiding the spread of misinformation and illegal content such as child sexual abuse materials.
-
US Woman Born On Leap Day Gives Birth To Baby On Leap Day
This Leap Day birth holds even more significance for the family as Chloe is also a rainbow baby, a term used for a child born after a miscarriage or infant loss.
-
Child Tied Up, Left On Hot Roof By Mother: "Punishment" Over Homework
After a video showing a child with her hands and legs tied and writhing on the roof of a house under a beating sun went viral on the internet, Delhi police found that she had been punished by her mother.
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Child Begs In Last Holdout In Mariupol: "I Want To See The Sun"
Women and children sheltering in a giant steel works in Mariupol that is the last holdout of Ukrainian defenders of the southern port city, said in a video released on Saturday they are desperate to get out and are running out of food.
-
Visually-Impaired Student Made To Stand In Sun For Not Paying School Fees
Two primary school students, one of whom is visually challenged, were reportedly made to stand in the scorching sun for two hours for not paying fees, following which the state child rights commission on Saturday registered a case against the school management.
-
Experts Chase The Cause Of A Paralyzing Childhood Disease Spiking This Year
AFM is caused by inflammation of the spinal cord that results in severe muscle weakness and paralysis. More than 400 confirmed cases, most of them in children, have been reported in the past four years, and one child with AFM died last year.
-
Statue Of Child In Nuclear Radiation Suit In Japan Sparks Online Furore
A giant statue of a child wearing a radiation suit in the Japanese city of Fukushima has touched off a storm of criticism online as the nuclear-hit area seeks to rebuild its reputation.
-
Kerala's 3-Year-Old 'Krishna': Child Rights Body Registers Case
A three-year-old boy was allegedly tied to a leaf-shaped prop on a float for over two hours under the scorching sun during Janmashtami celebrations in Kerala recently, prompting the state child rights body to file a case and seek a report from police.
-
Image Of 3-Year-Old 'Krishna' At Kerala Festival Triggers Rage
In presence of the police and his own parents, a three-year-old spent nearly 2 hours in the blistering sun, tied on a slanting green leaf-shaped board. Dressed as Lord Krishna, he was the heart of a procession meant to celebrate the birth of the god held in Kerala's Kannur earlier this week.
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Buckingham Palace Defends Footage of Queen Giving Nazi Salute as a Child
Buckingham Palace has criticised the Sun newspaper for publishing footage of the Queen giving the Nazi salute as a child. The palace said that the paper had exploited footage that appeared to have come from the monarch's personal archives.
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Buckingham Palace Slams Images of Queen Elizabeth II's 'Nazi Salute' as Child
Buckingham Palace voiced disappointment Friday after a British newspaper published images allegedly showing a young Queen Elizabeth II giving a Nazi salute in the early 1930s.
-
Bored with Ebola: Liberian Schoolchildren with Nothing to Do
It should be every child's dream: with the sun blazing on a sweltering afternoon exams are off, lessons have been cancelled and school's out for the summer -- and possibly the rest of the year.
-
Bolivia on Verge of Legalising Work From Age 10
Alicia weaves through El Alto's stalled traffic under a blazing sun, hawking colourful woven flowers to grumpy drivers and lovers.
-
'We are not monsters,' Nairobi attacker told British child
One of the Islamist attackers besieging a Nairobi shopping mall handed chocolate to a four-year-old British boy caught up in the crisis and asked for forgiveness, his uncle told a newspaper today.
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Drew Barrymore says her wedding day was perfect
Drew Barrymore who is currently pregnant with her first child - tied the knot with art consultant Will Kopelman on Saturday (02.06.12).
