- Chris Mason: Keir Starmer unflinching as he seeks to take on Reform BBC
- PM takes aim at 'toxic' Reform as Labour conference gets going BBC
- World Leaders of a Worried Center-Left Gather to Discuss Ways to Fight Back The New York Times
- Keir Starmer to warn Labour that battle with Reform is ‘fight for soul of the nation’ The Guardian
- Starmer’s ‘enemy’ attack on Reform ‘bordering on inciteful’, says Farage The Telegraph
‘Hamas has no regrets of Oct. 7,’ Ghazi Hamad tells CNN – The Jerusalem Post
- 'Hamas has no regrets of Oct. 7,' Ghazi Hamad tells CNN The Jerusalem Post
- Five takeaways from CNN’s interview with key Hamas negotiator CNN
- Senior Hamas official insists Oct. 7 helped the Palestinian cause, as it exposed Israel's 'brutality' The Times of Israel
- Senior Hamas official calls Oct. 7 massacre ‘golden opportunity’ for Palestinian state Ynetnews
- Hamas announces willingness to step away from ruling Gaza but insists inseparable from Palestinians Anadolu Ajansı
Brutal Murder of 3 Women, Broadcast On Instagram, Shocks Argentina – The New York Times
- Brutal Murder of 3 Women, Broadcast On Instagram, Shocks Argentina The New York Times
- Drug traffickers livestream torture and killing of young Argentinian women and girl The Guardian
- Three young women tortured and murdered by drug gang - all captured live on Instagram Sky News
- Girl, 15, Among 3 Found Slain in 'House of Horrors' After Their Torture Was Broadcast Live on Instagram People.com
- Bodies of three young women found in Florencio Varela in suspected drug gang killing Buenos Aires Herald
Dezi Freeman search has hit the one-month mark. How long might police continue the manhunt?
Hunt for suspected Porepunkah shooter ‘cannot go on for infinitum’, one retired detective says. ‘It has to have a line in the sand somewhere’
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As the search for fugitive Dezi Freeman hits the one-month mark, questions are growing about when police may draw “a line in the sand” and call it quits.
The suspected Porepunkah police killer, also known as Desmond Filby, has been on the run since 26 August, when he allegedly shot and killed two officers who were part of a group executing a search warrant at his residence in Victoria’s north-east.
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Clive Palmer ordered to pay $13m after claim of being ‘foreign investor’ in Australian mining project thrown out
Attorney general says mining magnate is ‘not a foreign investor’ and is ‘not entitled to any benefits under Australia’s free trade and investment agreements’
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The Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer has been ordered to pay more than $13m after his claim of being a “foreign investor” was dismissed by an international tribunal after a dispute lasting more than a decade.
The permanent court of arbitration, established by international treaties, rejected Palmer’s claim as it had no jurisdiction over the dispute between a national government and one of its citizens, the attorney general, Michelle Rowland, said on Saturday.
Continue reading...Trump jokingly asked Rolex executives if tariffs prompted US Open invite, CEO says
Rolex CEO stressed US president’s remarks were made ‘in jest’ in letter to Elizabeth Warren, who had raised concerns
Donald Trump asked Rolex executives if he would have been invited to watch this month’s US Open final from the luxury watchmaker’s VIP box had he imposed steep tariffs on Swiss exports weeks earlier.
The US president’s remarks were made “in jest”, stressed Jean-Frederic Dufour, the Rolex CEO, in a letter to Elizabeth Warren, the US senator who had raised questions about the decision to invite Trump – including whether the conglomerate was seeking to “curry favor” with the administration.
Continue reading...King and Queen to meet Pope Leo on rearranged Vatican visit – BBC
- King and Queen to meet Pope Leo on rearranged Vatican visit BBC
- King Charles and Queen Camilla to visit Pope Leo in October CNN
- King Charles to visit Vatican and meet Pope Leo for first time The Guardian
- King Charles to pay state visit to Vatican to see Pope Leo Reuters
- King and Queen to meet Pope in Vatican state visit The Telegraph
At least 60 Palestinians killed in Gaza as Netanyahu vows to ‘finish job’
68 firms added to UN blacklist for alleged complicity in rights violations in Israeli settlements – PBS
- 68 firms added to UN blacklist for alleged complicity in rights violations in Israeli settlements PBS
- U.N. blacklists 68 more companies for alleged complicity in Israeli rights violations in West Bank NBC News
- UN lists 158 firms tied to illegal Israeli settlements Al Jazeera
- UN Human Rights Office updates database of businesses involved in Israeli settlements in occupied West Bank ohchr
- More than 150 companies have ties to Israeli settlements, UN database shows Reuters
Ice detains superintendent of Iowa’s largest school district
Fellow educators express shock at detention of ‘beacon of light’ Ian Roberts as DHS claims he had ‘no work authorization’
The superintendent of Iowa’s largest school district was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agents on Friday, prompting shock among fellow educators.
Ian Roberts, the superintendent of Des Moines public schools (DMPS), was apprehended on Friday morning, according to the district’s board chair. Roberts appears to be held at the Pottawattamie county jail, about two hours west of Des Moines, according to the Ice online detainee database. The database lists Roberts’s country of birth as Guyana.
This article was amended on 26 September 2025. An earlier version said Ian Roberts was born in Brooklyn, based on past interviews. However, a 2023 statement from the district says he was “born to immigrant parents from Guyana, and spent most of his formative years in Brooklyn”.
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‘Biometric Exit’ Quietly Expands Across U.S. Airports, Unnerving Some – The New York Times
- ‘Biometric Exit’ Quietly Expands Across U.S. Airports, Unnerving Some The New York Times
- Digital IDs are nothing new – here’s how your biometrics are used to jet off around the world The Independent
- Biometrics and digital wallet integrations bridge travel’s present and near-future Biometric Update
- Now, Singapore, United States, Australia, Germany, Dubai, And Amsterdam Lead The Way In Digital Travel Innovation – How Biometrics Are Making Cross-Border Travel Easier, Faster, And More Secure Than Ever Before Travel And Tour World
- Nashville International introduces BigBear’s biometric arrivals system Passenger Terminal Today
Netanyahu UNGA address sees props, accusations, and protests
UK urged to act on colonial-era war crimes case after recognising Palestinian state
UK urged to act on colonial-era case after recognising Palestinian state – BBC
- UK urged to act on colonial-era case after recognising Palestinian state BBC
- Netanyahu says Western countries ‘buckled’ in recognizing Palestinian state, as fiery UN speech prompts walkout CNN
- Canada recognizes a Palestinian state. Israel says it's a non-starter. So what does it mean for Palestinians? CBC
- Defiant Netanyahu Denounces Palestine Recognition, to a Mostly Empty U.N. Hall The New York Times
- UNGA: Netanyahu rejects Palestinian state in fiery speech DW