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Second, bigger tsunami may hit after earthquake off north-east coast, Japan says | BBC News
Japanese authorities have warned that a second tsunami may be on the way after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off the country’s north-east coast.
An initial 40cm (16-inch) wave was recorded at the Miyako port in Iwate prefecture, with waves as tall as 3m (10 feet) forecast by the Japan Meteorological Agency.
Tsunami warnings have been issued in Iwate and Hokkaido prefectures, and the country’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has urged people in impacted areas to seek higher ground.
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On the first full day of his premiership Prime Minister Andy Burnham has laid out plans for scrapping VAT on household electricity …
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Vaping has become increasingly popular, particularly among young people, but there are still many questions about its effects on health.
Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes examines some of the most common questions people are searching for online, including whether vaping is safer than smoking, what nicotine does to the body, whether vapes contain calories, and what scientists know about the long-term health risks.
00:00 – Intro
00:33 – What is vaping and how is it different to smoking?
01:37 – What’s inside a vape?
01:46 – Is vaping bad for you?
02:21 – What are the main risks or side effects?
03:37 – How does it compare to smoking?
04:03 – What does it do to your body?
04:44 – Is vaping without nicotine harmless?
05:12 – What are ‘vape calories’?
06:12 – Who’s most at risk?
06:55 – What about vaping while pregnant?
07:32 – How do I stop vaping?
08:07 – How old do you have to be to vape in the UK?
08:21 – Where can you legally vape?
08:44 – What about things like planes or public places?
08:58 – What should we cover next?
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US President Donald Trump has delivered a primetime address in which he accused China of interfering in the 2020 election and alleged “shocking vulnerabilities” in American voting systems.
Trump, who spoke from the White House on Thursday, has repeatedly made unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud and foreign meddling in the 2020 election which he lost to Joe Biden.
In the half-hour speech, delivered three months before the midterm elections, he said he had declassified hundreds of intelligence files which supported his claims that Beijing had tried to sway the election in Biden’s favour.
The US intelligence community has previously concluded China did not interfere in the 2020 election.
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Weather that was once considered extreme is becoming the “new normal”, according to the latest Met Office report on the UK’s …
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