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Daily Briefing: 10 common safety mistakes; 5 next-gen games to look forward to

And a man commits suicide with son after quarreling with wife.

  • Old habits die hard, but some habits do more harm than protect us. Know more here.
  • While 2013 was a great year for video games, 2014 looks to be even better as next-gen consoles start gaining momentum and popularity. Find out more here.
  • A man in China jumped to his death with his four-year-old son after being reportedly frustrated over frequent quarrels with his wife about who should look after the boy when he was ill. Read more here.
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