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Nvidia's Jensen Huang was AI's rock star before dramatic career unravelling

Within days, Huang's status as a seemingly untouchable figure leading the global AI race has crumbled.

Before Scott Colom, these two men were the last black US senators in Mississippi

The Democratic candidate won in a southern state that had not seated a black senator since 1874.

Colombia: Eight killed in air strike targeting Gulf Clan gang

A suspected gang leader considered a "priority target" was among those killed, the Colombian president says.

Ebola in DR Congo: Millions of dollars going missing as virus spreads, MSF warns

Medical staff are going unpaid, lack proper training and are struggling with shortages of essential supplies, MSF warns

Suspected bomb hoax threats force fresh evacuations of Italian schools

Schools across Italy have received bomb threats for the second day in a row, sparking fresh panic and evacuations.

Israeli strike on Gaza hospital kills six Palestinians, health ministry says

Witnesses say a missile hit a building containing the surgical wards and intensive care units at Nasser hospital, the largest in southern Gaza.

Rare frog species reveal overlooked Himalayan diversity of Arunachal Pradesh

Scientists say the frogs evolved as the Himalayas rose and the Asian monsoon took shape.

US envoys arrive in Moscow for Ukraine talks with Vladimir Putin

Later on Thursday, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will travel to Dublin to meet Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky.

Was Delhi pollution data during Diwali misleading?

BBC Verify analysis indicates missing data led official Diwali pollution figures to be lower than they should be.

Kampala school deaths: Probe as four Ugandan pupils die in suspected poisoning

The head teacher of the school has been arrested to assist police investigations.

Ukraine, AI and hybrid threats in Europe to dominate EU summits in Dublin

Cheshire families welcome new Ukrainian GCSE

Families at a centre for Ukrainians in Warrington have welcomed the new qualification.

Ukraine's power supply close to critical as Russian strikes bring darkness and cold

For parents in parts of Ukraine, trying to lead a normal family life with just a few hours of power each day is taking its toll.

New York building collapse kills at least two, officials say

A dangerous search for survivors continues after a three-storey building collapsed in Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon.

Australian teen missing in bush for six days rescued alive

The 17-year-old's mum has joked that he is "grounded for life" and "never leaving the house again".

Bola Tinubu's manifesto: Can Nigeria's president deliver economic relief in a second term?

For Nigerians to feel meaningful improvements, reforms will need to go beyond the promises outlined, analysts say.

From Paris to DC - why offices are being turned into apartments

Office buildings with low occupancy rates are being transformed into flats.

Ireland and Ukraine considering co-production of unmanned drones

The two leaders met in Dublin on Wednesday ahead of a meeting of European leaders on Thursday.

Democrat Scott Colom seals surprise win in Mississippi Senate race

It marks a shock victory for the party in a deeply conservative state that has elected Republicans for decades.

Hegseth and team reprimanded by Army guard at solemn war memorial

The guard told the defence secretary and his companions to maintain an atmosphere of "silence and respect" during a Veterans Day visit.