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Month: October 2026
Man arrested after three Jewish women report being assaulted in north-east London
Police were called to Upper Clapton Road in Stamford Hill in Hackney just before 2pm on Monday
Rashida Tlaib demands arrest of Israeli soldier linked to Hind Rajab death
US lawmaker says that government must arrest Israeli commander allegedly responsible for attack while he is in the US.
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Palestinian volunteers douse an olive tree set on fire along with a Palestinian-owned vehicle, reportedly by Israeli settlers, on Oct. 16 near the village of Turmus Ayya, north of the
Christiane Amanpour announces she will leave CNN next June
CNN legend Christiane Amanpour, the network’s chief international anchor, said Monday that she will sign off from CNN next June.
How Europe’s surging populist right is reshaping the political establishment
A wave of anti-immigration populism is bringing new parties to the fore in many European nations, at the expense of the entrenched center-right.
‘Absolute atrocity’ — Russian drone strike on park in Kharkiv Oblast kills children
The drone struck the town’s central park while many people, including families with children, were there, Interior Minister Ivan Vyhivskyi said. An infant in a stroller and two women were among those killed, he added.
Cuba Boat Shooting
FILE – Weapons that Cuban authorities say were recovered from a speedboat in Cuban waters following a confrontation that left four people dead are displayed during a media presentation in
Saudi Arabia cancels next week’s ‘Davos in the Desert’ conference after series of Houthi attacks
In a major setback for the kingdom’s economic ambitions, Saudi Arabia has canceled a major conference scheduled for next week in Riyadh amid a wave of attacks by Iran-backed Houthi militants.
Syria Lebanon
Syria’s Minister of Social Affairs Hind Kabawat, right, and her Lebanses counterpart Hanine El Sayed, attend a joint press conference at the Qudrat Center in the Dummar Project neighborhood of
Unverified claims say Kim Jong Un is in a coma after brain hemorrhage
Unverified social media claims say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in a coma after a brain hemorrhage
Kim Jong-un death rumours intensify, claims emerge sister Kim Yo-jong has taken power, 9,000 Chinese troops sent to North Korea
Kim Jong-un death rumours have surfaced on social media, with Wanjun Xie, chairman of the China Democracy Party, claiming that the North Korean leader died after suffering a cerebral haemorrhage. Xie also alleged that Kims sister, Kim Yo-jong, has taken control of the regime instead of his daughter, Kim Ju-ae. However, the claims about Kim Jong-uns death and a possible leadership change remain unverified, with no official confirmation provided.
Russian satellite makes possibly unprecedented approach of another spacecraft without permission
A rare move by a Russian-made satellite brought it within just a few miles of a commercial Earth-observation satellite that may be used to provide national security services to countries such as Ukraine.
Italy Protest
Carabinieri officers talk to people in Duomo square, Milan, Italy, a day after rioters clashed with police, looted stores and set property on fire, Monday, Oct. 16, 2026. (AP Photo/Luca
Putin wants summit with Xi, Trump to be redux of Yalta, which divided up world after WWII
Russian President Vladimir Putin is pushing for a trilateral summit with President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine after months of battlefield loses and to establish a new world order — a move that’s likely to fail, an expert told The Post.
Milan luxury shops close as Italy prepares to deploy troops in the city after days of protests
Demonstrations over poor public services and rising costs spiralled over the weekend, with shops looted and property vandalised
Selfridges seek London’s next creative stars for window takeover
Applications for the Creative Open Call will close at midnight on October 23
Film Review: Elsinore (London Film Festival)
One of the most eagerly awaited showings at this year’s London Film Festival, Elsinore – named after the castle in which Hamlet resided – sold out the Royal Festival Hall within the first few minutes of the members-only booking window. The big question was whether the experience would live up with the expectation. We are
London man who fell three storeys to his death on Spanish holiday was ‘one of a kind’
Lee Jowitt, 41, was on holiday in the Catalonian city of Tarragona with a friend when tragedy struck
London Museum is preparing to open inside historic Smithfield Market after an £437 million redevelopment that took 11 years to reach its launch date
For years, the future of Smithfield’s old market buildings has been tied to a larger question about how London preserves its past while finding new uses
Regional strategy or election ploy?
Experts say Netanyahu’s security doctrine and map of regional alliances serve his political ambitions ahead of elections
Pochettino’s eye-opening ‘behaviour’ in Arsenal job talks before phone call
Mauricio Pochettino was among the candidates considered to replace Unai Emery at Arsenal in 2019
QPR’s horrible history of ACL injuries
QPR have a horrible history of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) knee injuries. Amadou Mbengue being sidelined by one is the latest chapter. As team-mate Karamoko Dembele returned to action following his own ACL injury, Mbengue was facing up to a long spell out of action. It will be no consolation to the Rangers defender to […]
Replika’s founder built the AI assistant she pitched at Disrupt 12 years ago
Eugenia Kuyda’s newest startup Wabi is positioned to take advantage of an idea she had more than a decade ago. Wabi offers a personal AI assistant with a twist, free and downloadable to anyone today.
Paris Protests, Police Clashes & Rising Cost Of Living
FRANCE PROTESTS LIVE | PARIS PROTESTS | FRANCE UNREST 2026 | MACRON | BREAKING NEWSWatch LIVE coverage of protests and demonstrations in France as public ang…
Tolan snags $30M for its AI companion that helps users navigate life
AI companion app Tolan has raised another $30 million after attracting more than 250,000 active users.
Falling crucifix kills priest during livestreamed Mass in Ecuador
“Father, Father! Call an ambulance!” people at the church could be heard shouting just before a livestreamed broadcast cuts out.
US issues rare Middle East red alert to its citizens in the region
Washington has taken the rare measure to issue a red alert to US citizens in 12 countries across the Middle East, citing risks of potential attacks on US interests.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, left, walks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during their meeting in Tehran, Iran, Monday, Oct. 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Ethiopia Regional Tensions Explainer
FILE -Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, foreground left is welcomed by Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed upon his arrival at Addis Ababa International Airport, Ethiopia, Saturday, July 14, 2018.(AP Photo Mulugeta
Priest killed by falling crucifix during live streamed Mass
A priest has been killed by a falling crucifix at a church in Ecuador as he performed a mass that was being live streamed online.
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FILE – A general view of a fishing port at Kubura village on Yonaguni, a tiny island on Japan’s western frontier, Friday, Feb. 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Ayaka McGill, File)
French Game Store Employee Pierre Goes Viral For Defying Rioters Amid Protests
A Micromania was among the storefronts shattered in Nice, France
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FILE – Frontex, foreground, and Greek coast guard vessels take part in a search and rescue operation, after the capsizing of a boat carrying migrants, off the coast on the
What does the student slogan mean?
A Snapchat message, which students believe came from an undercover police officer, has become the rallying cry of a youth movement that has now spread to Belgium and Italy.
Saudi Arabia executes 2 Bangladeshis over ‘indecent acts,’ and other Mideast news
Saudi Arabia has executed two Bangladeshi nationals for committing indecent acts in Mecca. Bangladesh says it was not informed beforehand and is seeking more information from Saudi Arabia. The executions
Australian MP Helen Haines critically injured in ‘deliberate’ car ramming
Lawmaker was struck by a car outside her office in what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called a ‘deliberate act’.
Croydon shop staff defend parking on double yellows, obstructing buses
Staff at Haji & Sons say they need roadside access to unload deliveries because there is a shortage of loading bays
Brentford contact police after rugby ball kicked from height towards pitch in Liverpool match
Brentford say they are working with the police following a “dangerous” incident in which a rugby ball was kicked from a height towards the pitch during their Premier League game with Liverpool.
Estate residents ‘living with mould and pests’ ask council for help
Loughborough Estate residents claim they have lived with ‘neglect’ under their management board
Mourners say farewell to former gangster turned author Paul Ferris
The story of Mr Ferris’s life was the inspiration for the film The Wee Man starring Martin Compston.
Eagle-eyed Met officer praised after hunting south London burglar with one-word clue
PC Max Kelly trawled through police records to find the burglar in the doorbell footage
Lime issues warning after knights joust on rental bikes in London
The east London spectacle saw two knights go head-to-head on rental bikes
AI returns are not yet large enough to justify neocloud build-out
The firm stands behind analysis that sent shockwaves through the market last week.
Government admits ‘bus police’ won’t enforce new £100 public transport phone fines
People who play music out loud on buses could face £100 fines in a crackdown on antisocial behaviour
Goldman says play defense with these stocks if you’re worried about the AI bull failing
These defensive stocks, some of which have lagged, could be ready rally as investors bail on AI trade.
Ditch Brexit to face Russia, China and US challenges, Burnham urged by new report
Rejoin EU to undo Brexit’s political harm to Britain, says IPPR think tank
MPs criticise rushed process for debating new Troubles legacy law
MPs will debate amendments to the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill on Monday and Tuesday.
Closing date for Co-op store next to shuttered pub before demolition for development
Cricklewood’s Co-op store next door to the closed Lucky 7 Irish pub will shut on November 21 to make way for a new development.
‘Ugly and awkward’ is Ravens’ blueprint for Leicester game says manager
Andy Woodman says he wants his Bromley side to play ugly and be awkward when Leicester visit on Tuesday.








