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Danny Boyle's 'Ink' revisits the rise of Rupert Murdoch and the price of tabloid success

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US banks post strong earnings but economic risks cloud the sector’s outlook

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Todd Haynes at Lumière Festival: 'It is a time to remember how important it is to protect our freedoms'

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Russia remains 'aggressor number one,' UK's MI5 spy agency chief warns in threat update

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Anthropic warns AI will soon self-replicate and spread beyond data centres

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Ceuta crowds affirm Spanish identity during royal visit

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‘No regret’: The EEA’s six steps to make Europe more competitive without sacrificing sustainability

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'We are looking into it, we are not satisfied,' says Trump as he mulls fate of US ambassador to Greece

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Lake Tuzkan – life and tourism around Jizzakh’s desert lakes

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Pearls, diamonds and the stories behind Doha’s international jewellery show

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The world's best cruise lines and ships have been announced for 2026

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Greece announces 30% increase in heating allowance

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A schoolboy, a professor and a designer among winners of Dubai's app championship

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Could the US cut Ukraine off from vital military intelligence again?

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Spanish crown returns to Ceuta after 19 years amid lingering migration crisis

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Kazakhstan’s first Open Asian Falconry Cup showcases ancient hunting heritage

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Vatican says growth on Pope Leo XIV's lung was cancerous

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Moment French Navy boards 'shadow fleet' oil tanker in the Indian Ocean

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Europe paid Russia $209bn for energy since 2022, far below Moscow’s $320bn claim

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Emergency call about Christa Pike’s botched execution released

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Meta launches new ‘most capable’ AI models. Here’s what to know about them

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Dubai swaps apps for AI agents in its race to lead the next wave of tech

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Sweden's centre-left leader Magdalena Andersson again fails to form government

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One dead, two arrested as Portugal seizes 3.7 tonnes of cocaine off Faro coast

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Europe must switch to 'war-mode' defence production, Polish defence minister says

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'Our future is being robbed': Greta Thunberg joins France student protests against school conditions

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Latest news bulletin | October 13th, 2026 – Midday

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Hungarian lawmakers vote to cut anti-LGBTQ+ legislation from Orbán-era law

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EU ends anti-corruption funding curbs on Hungary, freeing €4.2bn

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Stellantis bets on Chinese partnerships to avoid European plant closures

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From Sofia and Lisbon to Leuven and Verona: Europe’s 10 best city breaks for 2027

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Germany, Italy and Belgium call for ‘emergency brake’ on EU legislation

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Russia pounds Kharkiv and Lviv region with missiles and drones, killing three civilians

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A talking glove, a 90-second health check and a drone interceptor: Meet Uzbekistan’s young inventors

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LVMH sales miss growth forecasts as China luxury demand slows

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Benjamin Netanyahu orders prosecution of 'NAZA' documentary interviewees

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Spain: National Day highlights territorial unity from Barcelona to Ceuta

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Blindsided again by Trump, Europe puts on a brave face and rallies behind Ukraine

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EU struggles to ramp up Red Sea mission as Houthis escalate attacks

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UK PM Burnham says 'status quo' with Brussels 'not good enough' as he details upcoming EU summit

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EU-China trade deal raises fears Brussels will go soft on Beijing

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Latest news bulletin | October 12th, 2026 – Evening

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EU agrees new security mission in Lebanon as UN peacekeepers prepare to leave

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NATO commander unveils strategy to make any attack on alliance ‘utterly futile’

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44-year-old woman rescued after 20 hours in sea, Greek coastguard says

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Nuclear war and malicious use of AI could end humanity by 2100, scientists warn

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Greece's social media ban for under-15s: What you need to know

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Hundreds of French supermarkets hit by cyberattack on refrigeration systems

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Paris’s oldest covered food market gutted by major overnight fire

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Hard-right Reform party pledges to suspend UK asylum system for up to five years if elected

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