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Morning brief: IDF chiefs knew of Hamas Oct 7 attacks; 'big fish' theory in Kolkata doctor case; and more

Morning brief: IDF chiefs knew of Hamas Oct 7 attacks; 'big fish' theory in Kolkata doctor case; and more

Morning news brief: Aug 18, 2024

It has emerged that the chiefs of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) knew about Hamas's October 7 attacks that led to the ongoing state of war in Gaza which has killed over 40,000 people so far. Meanwhile, a 'big fish' theory has emerged in theKolkata doctor's sexual assault and murder case.

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IDF chiefs knew about October 7 attacks in advance but never informed top officials: Report

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Israel Defense Forces (IDF) intelligence chiefs knew about Hamas' plans to conduct the October 7 attacks, more than a year in advance but never told the senior military and political leaders about it, a report inThe Times of Israel,citingChannel 12has claimed.

'Big fish' theory emerges in Kolkata doctor sexual assault, murder case; Nirbhaya's mother speaks up

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Colleagues of a Kolkata trainee doctor, who was sexually assaulted and murdered earlier this month, have said that she paid the price for knowing the alleged murky activities that certain higher-ups in the hospital were engaged in. The Kolkata victim was found murdered hours after she went to the medical college seminar hall to rest.

Extreme misogyny to be classed as terrorism under UK government's new plans

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The UK government under its new plans to combat radicalisation will treat extreme misogyny as terrorism, according to multiple media reports.

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US presidential election: Harris-Walz campaign to spend $370 million on digital, TV ads

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The Kamala Harris-Tim Walz campaign said on Saturday (Aug 17) that it planned to spend at least $370 millionon digital and television ads between Labor Day and November5 (the day of the US presidential election).