36 m. ago Flash floods in Indonesia leave at least 15 people dead and 10 missing

Torrential rains cause flooding and landslides in East Nusa Tenggara province and on the tourist island of BaliFlooding in Bali, Indonesia – in picturesRescuers have recovered the bodies of 15 people who have died in flash flooding in two Indonesian provinces, while authorities said 10 others were missing.Torrential rains beginning on Monday caused flooding and landslides in East Nusa Tenggara province and on the tourist island of Bali. Continue reading...

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76 m. ago Mexico's new tariffs on Asian imports aim to counter US trade pressures

Mexican import taxes on more than 1,400 products from China and other Asian countries will be as high as 50%, as the country tries to shore up domestic production and pass on some of the Trump administration’s tariff pain

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2 h. ago Revealed: How a new app can help children 'take back control' of toxic social media algorithms

According to a new survey, young people see 2,000 posts on social media every day, with 72 per cent viewing 'uncomfortable' content that makes them feel 'upset, sad or angry.'

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2 h. ago You need sky high IQ can figure out next number in tricky sequence

A new brainteaser has left people stumped as it challenges you to work out what the next number in a sequence should be, but there's a simple solution if you know your times tables

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3 h. ago Only half of people with cancer are diagnosed within NHS target time, analysis finds

Urgently referred patients are having to wait more than 28 days to receive a cancer diagnosis, exceeding NHS England’s target time

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3 h. ago The Fence review – Claire Denis stumbles with a grim and grating misfire

Toronto film festival: French director has made of one her least effective movies with this dull and clunkily adapted version of 1979 play with a miscast Matt Dillon at its centreAfter trips to space (2018’s High Life) and Nicaragua (2022’s Stars at Noon), the French director Claire Denis has returned to more familiar territory: post-colonial west Africa. Denis, who grew up in several Francophone African countries, has made several movies that inquire into the troubled heart of such places, and now reaches into that well again for her new film, The Fence. In some ways, the film is hallmark Denis, flinty and strange and sometimes inscrutable. But it is also a disappointment, a leaden film whose points Denis has made more convincingly elsewhere.The Fence is based on a 1979 play by the late Bernard Marie-Koltès called Black Battles with Dogs. It tells the story of three white people living in a protected construction zone in a rural part of an unnamed west African nation. A fatal accid...

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3 h. ago Games such as Omaze and McDonald’s Monopoly ‘are normalising gambling’, charity warns

GambleAware raised its concerns about prize draws as some people may not understand the risks associated with them

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3 h. ago Stroke patients putting themselves at risk by going to A&E themselves amid ambulance wait time concerns

Waiting for an ambulance is the ‘fastest and most efficient way to get the best treatment and care’

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3 h. ago Texas drops lawsuit against doctor accused of illegally providing care to transgender youth

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office says one of the first doctors in the U.S. accused of illegally providing care to transgender youth under GOP-led bans was found not to have broken the law

Society

3 h. ago Battersea fire: 100 firefighters battle huge blaze at block of flats as 150 people forced to evacuate

Footage of the blaze and photos of the aftermath show devastation as most of building is destroyed

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4 h. ago Woman drags motorist from car by their HAIR during 'road rage brawl' on motorway

Four people were arrested

Transport

5 h. ago UK to produce drones to help Ukraine fight off Russian aerial attacks

The drones will be designed by Ukraine, with support from UK scientists and technicians

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5 h. ago UK to mass produce drones to help Ukraine fight off Russian aerial attacks

It is the first project under a technology-sharing deal with Kyiv, the Ministry of Defence said.

Events

5 h. ago Who was Charlie Kirk as Conservative activist shot dead at Utah rally

Charlie Kirk, 31, has died after he was shot at an event at Utah University. He was known for garnering support for the Republicans among young people, and was close to President Donald Trump

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5 h. ago West Nile virus cases running higher than normal, prompting health warnings

Health officials say West Nile virus infections are intense this year, with 40% more cases than usual

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5 h. ago Three people were critically wounded in shooting at a suburban Denver high school, authorities say

Three teens have been hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting at a suburban Denver high school

Culture

6 h. ago Dermot O'Leary under fire for his 'rude' behaviour towards Sir Trevor McDonald at NTAs

The NTAs returned to screens but Dermot O'Leary's behaviour on stage left some people fuming

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7 h. ago Volunteers prep millions of meals for fellow New Yorkers on 24th anniversary of 9/11

People across the country are taking part in a national day of service marking the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks

Politics

7 h. ago Charlie Kirk shooting LIVE as Donald Trump ally shot in the neck at university

People were seen running away after a shot was fired at Utah Valley University during an event featuring conservative commentator Charlie Kirk

Politics

7 h. ago Charlie Kirk shooting LIVE as Donald Trump ally fights for his life in hospital

People were seen running away after a shot was fired at Utah Valley University during an event featuring conservative commentator Charlie Kirk

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