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Two men charged over RAF Fairford air base incident, with one accused of assisting foreign intelligence

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Norwegian media sue Meta over plans to use their journalism for AI

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‘Mosquito toilets’: How scientists are using mosquito poop to detect viruses

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Neil Young sues Donald Trump's political committee for copyright infringement - again

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'Unacceptable violation': Syria condemns Jordan airstrikes

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Ballon d'Or ceremony raises case of French sports journalist jailed in Algeria

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What to expect from the Fed as Warsh weighs hot inflation, oil and US midterms

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Finland's puppy livestream grips millions worldwide

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Italian archaeologists discover links to tomb of Jesus underneath Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre

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Tashkent modernism enters the UNESCO World Heritage List

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Australia warns of ‘unprecedented’ AI-powered cyberattacks. Here’s what’s driving them

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Poland signs three-year defence cooperation plan with UK

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Eurovision in crisis: Netherlands make U-turn and pull out of Eurovision 2027

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Norway and Finland leaders hold rare call with Putin

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Mercedes-Benz cuts 2026 profit outlook amid China market struggles

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‘Children first and competitors second’: Esports industry failing young players’ wellbeing, report warns

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TikTok parent company founder tops China's rich list amid AI boom

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Dutch chip firm Besi's shares jump as Applied Materials moves to double stake

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Football: Mbappé apologises for 'ill-judged' joke about China's Mao Zedong that led several brands to drop him

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To the moon and beyond: Astronauts Chris Hadfield and Victor Glover on why the 'New Space race matters

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Knives, knuckledusters and a ‘Gucci robbery’: police discover chats linked to Milan riots

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Europe's most haunted hotels you can book a stay in this Halloween

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Netherlands pulls out of Eurovision again over Israel participation

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Why should Big Tech know what you’re working on? Scale AI accused of spying on AI trainers

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Finnish and Norwegian leaders call Putin, urge restart of peace talks

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Latest news bulletin | October 27th, 2026 – Midday

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Ukraine improves jet-powered drone interception rates, but Starlink disruptions threaten progress

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Funeral homes, morgues and autopsy rooms: Halloween fans seek the ‘real’ thing on paranormal tours

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Turkey: tornado kills at least four workers at Antalya construction site

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From doubt to delivery: Jay-Z confirmed as headliner for 2027 Super Bowl halftime show

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Europe to remain the ‘powerhouse’ of global travel for the next decade, new report predicts

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From Baku’s waterfront to the Greater Caucasus: a new winter destination within reach

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Win or lose, Netanyahu could remain in power for months after Israeli election as Iran tensions loom

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Ukraine: firefighters battle flames and rescue dog from Kyiv ruins

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AI chip boom tripled South Korea's economic growth in the third quarter

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Macklemore begins Free Palestine tour in Europe with call for unity in Dublin

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Israelis head to polls in first general election since 7 October attacks with no clear favourite

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Trump calls Norway a ‘shithouse country’ over Nobel Peace Prize snub

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Rogue AI, cyberattacks and weapons: the risks Anthropic is warning investors about ahead of its IPO

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Star Trek actor Walter Koenig, who played Pavel Chekov, dies aged 90

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Merz courts Asian investors as he insists Europe remains a safe bet

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Israel: October 7 families remember victims as voters head to polls

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EU Inc: Why the Commission's perfect startup plan might be falling apart

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European natural gas prices soar: What it means for your winter bills

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A pivotal election in Israel, and Netanyahu’s next test

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Harry Kane is first Bundesliga player since Matthias Sammer to win Ballon d'Or

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Mbappé sorry for 'ill-judged' Mao remark after backlash in China

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Scientists uncover new clues to the actual night sky behind Van Gogh’s The Starry Night

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Europe Today: Israel votes on Netanyahu's future as Orbán is floated for UN chief

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London’s most famous shopping street is now pedestrianised

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