World News Today Live Updates on November 17, 2024 : Why did King Charles cry on the eve of his 76th birthday? Here’s the reason

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17 Nov 2024, 02:09:22 AM IST

World News Today Live: Why did King Charles cry on the eve of his 76th birthday? Here’s the reason

• On the eve of his 76th birthday, King Charles revealed he was moved to tears by Queen Camilla’s documentary, Her Majesty the Queen: Behind Closed Doors, which highlights her work supporting domestic violence victims. Speaking at a Buckingham Palace reception, the King expressed pride in the film.

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17 Nov 2024, 01:42:40 AM IST

World News Today Live: World’s largest coral hidden for 300 years discovered in the Solomon Islands

• Scientists discovered the world’s largest coral colony during an October 2024 expedition in the Solomon Islands. Measuring 112 by 105 feet and visible from space, this 300-year-old Pavona clavus coral, made up of nearly a billion polyps, highlights the stunning biodiversity of the Coral Triangle.

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17 Nov 2024, 01:10:24 AM IST

World News Today Live: Israel destroys Iran’s nuclear weapons research facility: Report

• An Israeli airstrike on October 25 destroyed Iran’s Taleghan 2 facility in the Parchin military complex, dealing a significant blow to the country’s nuclear weapons research.

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