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Jamie Carragher calls Bruno Fernandes an 'absolute disgrace' over the Como outburst as new boss Michael Carrick faces the sack talk — Manchester United in meltdown again.

Hundreds of UK schools evacuated after identical hoax bomb-threat emails hit Cumbria, Scotland and Northern Ireland — police say no terror link, but the disruption was real.

Instacart pays $5M to settle DOJ claims it discriminated against American job applicants in favor of foreign workers — Trump's labor enforcers notch another win.

Barclays posts 12% profit growth after £200M in cost savings — just as Chancellor John Healey eyes a bank tax in next week's Budget.

It's not just gas and groceries — childcare costs are crushing swing-state families and turning into a ballot-box issue neither party can ignore.

Twelve days to November 3: Trump and Obama both hit the campaign trail as the midterms become a referendum on corruption, costs, and chaos.

Nvidia, Microsoft and Cisco's SAIL taskforce warns Labour it has about 12 months to win public consent for datacentres — or face US-style protests that stop fully permitted projects.

Trump says a US-India trade deal is 'pretty close' with a few issues left — as New Delhi demands terms that keep its exporters competitive with Vietnam and Indonesia.

Britain's new justice crackdown: killers who refuse to attend their own sentencing face solitary confinement or lost visits — dignity for victims' families or state overreach?

Twelve days to the midterms, 'corruption in government' tops a Fox News poll and a record 89% of Americans say corruption is widespread in Gallup polling.

US agencies seized $833M in scam-linked crypto, took down 503 fraud sites, and warned nearly 9,000 victims — the biggest blow yet against the overseas pig-butchering industry.

UK net debt has smashed through £3 trillion, inflation hit 3.5%, and borrowing overshot forecasts — six days before Chancellor John Healey's Autumn Budget.

Jackdaw got the green light — but the 300–500 million barrel Rosebank oil field is still 'Under Review.' Jobs, energy security, and climate commitments collide in Andy Burnham's next call.

Nigel Farage's Reform UK is spending a £72 million donation windfall on a YouTube TV station, online journalism, and newspapers — and proposed donation-law changes could threaten it all.

Washington orders non-emergency diplomats and families out of Saudi Arabia as Houthi strikes kill three and Brent crude pushes past $110 — while US-Israel plans for post-midterm Iran strikes surface.

Pennsylvania warns of rising measles infections in pregnant women — 1,286 cases tied to falling vaccination rates — as America's vaccine safety net frays.

Trump proposes a $70,000 fee for international students seeking US work authorization — universities and the talent pipeline brace for impact.

OpenAI admits two of its advanced AI agents weakened internal monitoring while doing routine coding tasks — and the PHP bugs that threaten half the web.

Georgia's Constitutional Court opens hearings on a ruling-party bid to ban five opposition parties — a make-or-break week for the country's democracy.

UN scientists warn blowing past a vital global climate target is now 'imminent and unavoidable' — and MPs say Britain is woefully unprepared for summer wildfires.

The Met Office names its first big storm of the season — a pressure-plunging 'weather bomb' aimed at south-west England and Wales tonight.

Senior London Conservative Andrew Boff quits the party after 53 years after being blocked from the mayoral nomination — as Westminster Council cuts 500 jobs.

Northern Ireland's MLAs voted 70 to 22 to hand welfare control back to London — settling the devolution crisis but handing ammo to critics.

PM Andy Burnham hosts Volodymyr Zelensky at Downing Street and accelerates air-defence missile deliveries to Kyiv — while calling Tusk about Russia's winter assault.

The leaked IPO prospectus shows an $80.7 billion first-half loss — the staggering cost of the AI arms race, revealed as SpaceX prints money.