Gruffalo illustrator says rise of AI images 'worrying' Axel Scheffler speaks to the BBC alongside author Dame Julia Donaldson, who reads an extract from their new book. Orthodox church sends medieval prince’s remains to Russian troops in Ukraine Part of Dmitry Donskoy’s right hand sent to ‘spiritually strengthen’ soldiers The Russian Orthodox church has sent a fragment of a medieval warrior prince’s remains to troops fighting in Ukraine, saying the relic would “spiritually strengthen” soldiers and help them achieve victory. A reliquary containing part of the right hand of Dmitry Donskoy, the 14th-century prince revered in Russia for his … Houthis capture Yemeni town of Mocha: Why it matters The Houthi seizure of Mocha threatens global trade routes, severs vital supply lines, and displaces thousands in Yemen. An Ancient Mausoleum, Untouched by Looters, Is Found Under Peru’s Sands One archaeologist called the tombs “the discovery of the decade” as the first burials from the Chimu kingdom to have escaped centuries of plunder. Philippines defense minister reads private note from China to live audience In a viral video recorded at a conference in Seoul, Philippines Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr., said: “Perhaps basic decency and behavior is what China needs to do.” |
IAEA's Grossi says Iranian Pickaxe Mountain seeing new construction activity - report On Friday, US President Donald Trump threatened that he may soon order strikes against the site, with the US military currently developing a new bunker-buster munition for the task. Royal row engulfs Ugandan kingdom after late king's family rejects TV anchor successor A bitter royal row has broken out in a Ugandan kingdom after the late king's family rejected the choice of a news anchor to succeed him. Majority of graduates feel they’re falling behind professionally Bord Bia report says most find it ‘impossible to get experience without a job, and impossible to get a job without experience’ Minnesota trees adapted to 3.4°C warming, cutting expected CO₂ rise by 80% In a Minnesota forest, researchers turned up the heat, not for days or weeks, but for years. Beneath the trees, heating cables warmed the soil, while infrared heaters raised the temperature around the plants. Norway to bid farewell to King Harald V with funeral attended by royalty, dignitaries Norway has bid its final farewell to Harald V as crowds line the streets and foreign royals and leaders converge on Oslo for the funeral of the long-serving king Hollywood fears an AI future. China is already living it The AI trends upending China's entertainment industry may be a harbinger for what's to come in Hollywood. |
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