54 m. ago Hurricane death toll rises to 43 in Haiti as aid pours in across the northern Caribbean

Haiti’s government says that the death toll from Hurricane Melissa has risen to 43 and that 13 others are still missing

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63 m. ago Wishaw solicitors pledges support to annual charity Will Aid campaign

Pomphreys, which first took part in 2017, has already raised £12,540 for Will Aid through previous campaigns.

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79 m. ago Coffee, chocolate and wine could be wiped off the menu by climate change warn experts

Boffins are warning that global warming will kill off coffee, wine and chocolate and they even thought about sending reflective particles into the stratosphere to cool the Earth’s surface

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91 m. ago Voices: Every pound of UK aid put into disease control guards against one of the most dangerous enemies of our time

For the UK, tackling infectious diseases like TB is not an act of generosity; it’s a matter of national interest, writes Sojan Joseph

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94 m. ago Football Manager 26 is out today – here’s when you can download it

The redesigned management sim gets the FIFA licence, so expect properly branded international competitions

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2 h. ago Forget dad jokes as youngest in the family are funniest, says public

As many as 21% of those surveyed rated the youngest child as the funniest member of the family thanks to their embrace of internet memes, knocking dad into second place with 20%

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2 h. ago 'Not bad for a boy from the east end!':  David Beckham hails 'proudest moment of his life' as he is FINALLY handed much longed

Twenty-five trophies, 115 England caps, five international tournaments and countless priceless goals.

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2 h. ago International cricketer enters rehab for drug addiction after 'serious concerns' raised

Sean Williams, who played for Zimbabwe against England earlier this year, has entered rehab for a drug addiction, effectively ending his international career in the process

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2 h. ago Spain grants citizenship to descendants of civil war’s International Brigades

About 32,000 volunteered to fight Franco dictatorship, including 2,500 men and women from Britain and IrelandThe Spanish government has granted citizenship to 170 descendants of volunteers in the International Brigades in recognition of their fight against fascism during the Franco dictatorship that followed the civil war.An estimated 32,000 volunteers from around the world joined the anti-fascist brigades during the civil war, including approximately 2,500 men and women from Britain and Ireland, of whom 530 were killed. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago On eve of UN climate talks in Brazil, a call for less talking and more doing

World leaders and diplomats have gathered for 30 years to tackle climate change, but progress has been slow

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3 h. ago Channel 4 crime drama with all three seasons available hailed 'addictive'

The series has received praise both in Finland and internationally, and it follows an autistic detective working for the National Bureau of Investigation

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3 h. ago The Scotsman’s Green Skills Conference to tackle key energy transition hurdles

Scotland’s green economy is gathering pace and with it comes a critical need for the skills, training and partnerships that will power a just transition.

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4 h. ago Major Ryanair travel change comes into force next week but critics say it will 'cause chaos'

The budget airline is hoping for a 'seamless transition' but the move has been branded 'disgraceful'.

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4 h. ago Full list of roads shut as thousands head to Cardiff for Wales' autumn internationals

The Welsh rugby team kick off their autumn international series against Argentina on Sunday, November 9

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4 h. ago Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti praises two Manchester United players

Matheus Cunha and Casemiro will represent Brazil during the November international break, which begins next week.

Sport

4 h. ago Air pollution in Amazon rainforest worse than big cities like London and Beijing, new data shows

The cause of the pollution is largely fires set by humans to clear forest for cattle and pasturelands, according to the peer-reviewed findings

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4 h. ago The US hurricane season that wasn’t: Experts explain why we’ve had a lucky break

The Atlantic season wraps in under a month but no hurricanes have directly struck the contiguous U.S. in 2025

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4 h. ago Killian Phillips revels in St Mirren rebirth as Stephen Robinson rescues midfielder from 'dark place'

The Republic of Ireland international has found a new lease of life at the SMiSA Stadium and is looking forward to a cup final appearance.

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4 h. ago Everton star brands January transfer rumour ‘complete lie’ after difficult start to season

Everton could lose defender Vitalii Mykolenko for nothing in the summer, with his current contract set to expire, but the Ukraine international says he wants to stay

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4 h. ago AI firm wins high court ruling after photo agency’s copyright claim

Ruling in case brought by Getty Images against Stability AI is seen as a blow to copyright ownersA London-based artificial intelligence firm has won a landmark high court case examining the legality of AI models using vast troves of copyrighted data without permission.Stability AI, whose directors include the Oscar-winning film-maker behind Avatar, James Cameron, successfully resisted a claim from Getty Images that it had infringed the international photo agency’s copyright. Continue reading...

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