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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.

With six days to the October 27 vote, Netanyahu pushes for war while Trump backs him, Vance stays silent, and former military chief Gadi Eisenkot surges.

Zelensky floats freezing the Ukraine front line exactly where it stands as a first step to talks — hours after Trump's envoy met Putin in St. Petersburg.

Elon Musk says merging SpaceX and Tesla 'would be a good idea' — a tech giant worth more than $3 trillion, as SpaceX posts its first public-company profit.

After four years in a Russian prison, American Stephen Hubbard walks free after Trump personally pressed Putin — and what his release signals about the new Ukraine talks.

Trump says Rep. Ilhan Omar could face jail or deportation as a federal citizenship probe deepens — Obama calls it 'appalling.'