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The BBC News front page highlights a significant global stock market downturn linked to US midterm election results and fears of an AI slowdown. Other top stories include potential shifts in US politics following election losses, developments in the war in Ukraine, and international news ranging…
Global tech stocks have experienced a significant drop, influenced by the US midterm election results and growing concerns about a slowdown in the Artificial Intelligence sector. Some candidates have expressed intentions to curb the growth of data centers and AI.
BBC Verify is investigating whether US voters were swayed by the data center boom and the potential impact of anti-AI sentiment on the industry.
New Zealanders are preparing to vote for a new government, with the rising cost of living being a major concern for voters.
Satellite images from November appear to show evidence of digging and new construction near Iranian missile bases.
US media reports suggest calls for replacements for Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio following Republican election defeats, with Rubio rumored to be considering a presidential run.
Following significant changes to the Oval Office decor and the White House East Wing, Donald Trump has signed an order to preserve the Oval Office.
Pope Leo, having recently undergone lung cancer surgery, is commencing an extended visit to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru.
There is currently no concrete evidence linking the hoax bomb threats targeting European air travel to Russia, Iran, or any proxy groups.
Nine British nationals were among 15 people killed in a wildfire in Spain earlier this year, and their families are demanding an explanation.
Police have confirmed that Russell Brand is being investigated for rape allegations from two additional women.
A Kenyan court has delivered a sentence for doomsday cult leader Paul Mackenzie.
California's governor has commuted the sentences of all 548 individuals on the state's death row.
An Australian woman who was shot during an attack on Bondi Beach has died nearly a year after the incident.
A watchdog report indicates that Andrew received up to £2,000 per month from sub-letting properties.
UK police have released interview footage related to the investigation involving Russell Brand.
The band U2 shares insights about Dolly Parton's last recorded song and the reasons behind their refusal to be censored.
An article shares personal experiences of bad job interviews, highlighting the lessons learned about the world of work.
Despite the Delhi government's announced winter action plan, experts question whether the Indian capital is adequately prepared for its recurring toxic air pollution.
A weekly quiz challenges readers to assess their attention to global events from the past seven days.
BBC Verify analyzes messages to understand how a fake bomb threat was transmitted, following a second such incident targeting European flights this week.
Biological reasons explain late-night snacking on sweets, but behavioral changes can help overcome this habit.
