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Fresh evidence uncovered by a BBC investigation suggests that a man, previously convicted for the murder of a Korean student, was framed by the police. Amidst this turning tide, the convicted individual remains resolute in his claims of innocence.

The UK is evaluating a substantial increase in its defence budget to enhance military capabilities and strengthen international partnerships, driven by the evolving global security landscape.

Royal Mail employees disclose the prioritization of parcels over letters, leading to delays in mail delivery. The practice, aimed at managing space and efficiency in delivery offices, causes letters to remain undelivered for extended periods.

The Crew Dragon spacecraft successfully docked with the International Space Station on Valentine's Day, bringing four new astronauts as part of the Crew 12 mission. This addition raises the station's crew count to seven, ensuring NASA's US Orbital Segment has the required personnel after an early return of a Crew-11 astronaut due to a health issue.

A groundbreaking study suggests that Mars was warm and wet billions of years ago, conflicting with another theory that it was predominantly cold and icy. This discovery may impact the understanding of Mars' potential habitability during the Noachian epoch.

Ars Technica has issued an apology after an article published on Friday contained fabricated quotations attributed to a source, generated by an AI tool, which violated the site's strict guidelines.

Bitcoin's significant drop in value since its peak last October has cast a shadow over the crypto industry, yet many long-term investors are maintaining their positions. Despite fears of a prolonged downturn, commonly known as 'crypto winter', recent ETF data indicates enduring support. Market experts suggest that while some capital has shifted, the core investor base remains intact.

UBS analyst Matthew Mish warns that AI-related disruptions could lead to tens of billions in corporate loan defaults, especially among software and data services firms owned by private equity.

Baidu will allow users of its primary smartphone app to directly access the OpenClaw AI tool, enabling tasks like scheduling and code writing. The move expands access beyond chat apps and aligns with efforts by Chinese tech giants to capitalize on AI advancements.