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Toblerone bars shrink due to ingredients price rise rises causing Twitter outrage

Toblerone was trending on Twitter in the UK on 8 November, above the US election, after its makers shrunk the bars by 40g and 20g, which has visibly altered the look of the iconic chocolate bar. Twitter users are now up in arms about the reduction in chocolate and are blaming Brexit.

Nov 8, 2016

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Giant sinkhole swallows part of Japanese city

The massive hole in Fukuoka City engulfed a four-lane intersection on 8 November. It is thought to have been caused by construction on the city subway. Authorities have since evacuated the local area, after fears the still-expanding sinkhole could cause a gas leak.

Nov 8, 2016

Modi govt says it deserves credit for bringing nuclear programme to North India

India says nuclear energy to be the source of power for India's energy needs.

Nov 8, 2016

Delhi air pollution: SC seeks Centre's response in 48 hours; Assocham says it's crippling economy

As Delhi's air quality has worsened after Diwali, the court is likely to pass a detailed order after the government's response.

Nov 8, 2016

Green tribunal slams Delhi, neighbouring states for being lame ducks on pollution

This is a matter of life and death and you have forced children to stay indoors, the NGT told all the states on Tuesday.

Nov 8, 2016

US elections 2016: Researchers show how Twitter bots are trying to influence the poll in favour of Trump

Software robots, reportedly masquerading as humans, are influencing the political discourse on social media as never before.

Nov 8, 2016

Prime Minister Theresa May AND Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah

Theresa May in Bangalore: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah is all business while welcoming the British PM

During their meeting, Siddaramaiah urged the British Prime Minister to review the UK's new visa policy.

Nov 8, 2016

2 American astronauts cast their 'space vote' for US presidential elections

Shane Kimbrough has filed his electronic absentee ballot and voted from International Space Station.

Nov 8, 2016

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British banker Rurik Jutting given life sentence for grisly murders of two Indonesian women

Rurik Juttings defence argued that his cocaine and alcohol disorders, as well as personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism, had impaired his ability to control his behaviour.The prosecution rejected this, stating Jutting was able to form judgements and exercise self-control before and after the killings, filming his torture of Sumarti Ningsih on his iPhone as well as hours of footage in which he discussed the murders.The case gripped world media due to graphic video footage seen by the jury and the brutality of the killings.

Nov 8, 2016

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Toblerone bars shrink due to ingredients price rise rises causing Twitter outrage

Giant sinkhole swallows part of Japanese city

Modi govt says it deserves credit for bringing nuclear programme to North India

Delhi air pollution: SC seeks Centre's response in 48 hours; Assocham says it's crippling economy

Green tribunal slams Delhi, neighbouring states for being lame ducks on pollution

US elections 2016: Researchers show how Twitter bots are trying to influence the poll in favour of Trump

Theresa May in Bangalore: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah is all business while welcoming the British PM

2 American astronauts cast their 'space vote' for US presidential elections

British banker Rurik Jutting given life sentence for grisly murders of two Indonesian women

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