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13 Oct 2024

#society

GB News: MH370 mystery could be solved with chilling underwater 'boom' as groundbreaking new search looms
MH370 mystery could be solved with chilling underwater 'boom' as groundbreaking new search looms
An underwater robotics company, Ocean Infinity, has proposed a new search for the missing MH370 flight, which disappeared in 2014. The plan involves using hydrophones to detect sounds that may indicate the plane's final location, with potential searches starting in November.

Dr. Usama Kadri from Cardiff University emphasizes the importance of capturing low-frequency noise to locate the wreckage. Ocean Infinity aims to bring closure to the families of the 239 people on board by refining the search area based on previous data.


#military

Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 13: Day 373 – ToI reports from southern Lebanon
Daily Briefing Oct. 13: Day 373 – ToI reports from southern Lebanon
Hezbollah continues to launch rockets at northern Israel, prompting extensive Israeli airstrikes targeting around 200 Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon. The IDF has advanced towards Gaza City, with ongoing combat in northern Gaza, while discussions about U.S. missile defense support for Israel are underway.

Israeli officials accuse Hezbollah of using UN peacekeeping posts for cover. The IDF has allowed journalists into southern Lebanon, indicating operational control in the area. Ongoing updates are available through The Times of Israel's live blog.


#education

GB News: ‘Something is badly wrong’: Jenrick vows to SHUT failing universities in major education shake-up
‘Something is badly wrong’: Jenrick vows to SHUT failing universities in major education shake-up
Robert Jenrick advocates for closing underperforming universities in Britain, suggesting they be replaced with apprenticeship hubs to provide practical skills instead of "low value degrees." He argues that many graduates earn less than non-graduates, indicating a systemic issue.

Jenrick emphasizes that university is not the only path to success and highlights the financial challenges faced by UK universities due to a decline in international student applications. He calls for better opportunities for young people, regardless of their background.