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Human Microbes, a company established by Michael Harrop in 2020, welcomes poop samples from all over the world and invites multiple "donations." It gets even more interesting—by simply shipping samples of your waste to this firm you could make up to 1 crore yearly.

In the murder case of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar, Kolkata Police's forensic team on Thursday collected samples from a car found at the crime scene. Anar, a ruling Awami League party member, had recently won his third consecutive term in the Jhenaidah border district. 

Mitchell Brewing Co, a small brewery in UK's Billinghay, Lincolnshire, has found itself at the center of a storm of controversy after its Osama Bin Laden-themed beer, "Osama Bin Lager," sold out following a viral surge in popularity online. 

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak officially declared a national election on Wednesday, setting July 4 as the chosen date for the vote.

Upon arrival in Edirne, Radhakrishnan went to the address provided by his contacts. There, he was allegedly taken hostage. The kidnappers then tied his hands and feet and made a video call to his family in India, showing them the footage and demanding a ransom of 2 million rupees (approximately 775,000 TL) for his release.

A woman jogger was killed by a naked man who was screaming and attacking people in a lakeside park in Switzerland, according to police on Wednesday.

At the heart of BrainBridge's revolutionary procedure lies the concept of transplanting a patient's head onto a healthy, brain-dead donor body, with the ambitious goal of preserving consciousness, memories, and cognitive abilities.

This incident highlights the unpredictable and often dangerous nature of certain flight paths. According to the turbli database, which tracks turbulence, some of the most turbulent routes include flights connecting Santiago, Chile, to Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

"Today Ireland, Norway and Spain are announcing that we recognise the state of Palestine, each of us will undertake whatever national steps are necessary to give effect to that decision," said Irish PM Simon Harris on Wednesday.

A Colorado youngster could spend up to 60 years behind bars after mistakenly setting fire to the wrong home in a revenge plot over his stolen iPhone, resulting in the tragic deaths of a family of five.