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The ornate interior of The Metropolitan Bar, a Wetherspoon pub above Baker Street station in London.

Wetherspoon Plans Up to 25 New Pubs as Sales Rise 8.2% in Strong Start to Year

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Ferries and port buildings at Dover, the cross-Channel port through which much UK-EU food trade passes.

UK and EU Agree Draft Deal to Scrap Post-Brexit Food Export Checks

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A North Korean ballistic missile carried on a launcher during a military parade in Pyongyang in 2013, in a file photograph.

North Korea Fires Multiple Missiles into East Sea as It Rules Out Talks with Washington

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Shoppers and pedestrians on East Nanjing Road, a busy shopping street in Shanghai.

China’s Services Growth Slows to Three-Month Low as Price Cuts Meet Rising Costs

2 hours ago2 hours ago
Satellite view of Alaska's Columbia Glacier flowing towards Columbia Bay, dotted with icebergs.

Overshooting 1.5°C Risks Irreversible Ice Loss, UN-Backed Reports Warn Ahead of COP31

2 hours ago2 hours ago
Gina Hinojosa speaking at a labour convention in January 2024.

Gina Hinojosa Ousts Greg Abbott to Become Texas’s First Latina Governor

3 hours ago3 hours ago
Shoppers walking along Pitt Street Mall in Sydney, Australia.

Australian Household Spending Jumps 0.6% in September, Beating Forecasts

3 hours ago3 hours ago
The United States Capitol building in Washington, DC

Democrats Seize Control of the Senate in Sweeping Midterm Rebuke of Trump

4 hours ago4 hours ago
Rows of server racks in a data centre, with overhead cabling.

CrowdStrike Bets Nearly $500 Million on Securing AI Agents with Fiddler and Dreadnode Deals

4 hours ago4 hours ago
The New York Stock Exchange building on Broad Street in New York.

US Stock Futures Fall and Dollar Softens as Midterm Results Point to Democratic Gains

5 hours ago5 hours ago
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  • Markets
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5 days ago5 days ago

Hackers Drain $6.3 Billion from Binance in Record Crypto Heist

Hackers drained about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, in about 20 minutes on Thursday — the biggest crypto theft on record — with roughly half the stolen assets since frozen and US law enforcement now involved.

Britain and EU Set for Youth Mobility Deal at November Summit, Draft Statement Shows
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Britain and EU Set for Youth Mobility Deal at November Summit, Draft Statement Shows

Climate Change Is a Growing Global Health Emergency, Lancet Countdown Warns
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Arsenal End 14-Year Anfield Wait with 1-0 Win Over Liverpool to Go Three Points Clear
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Pakistan Warns Afghan Taliban Terrorism Is a Red Line and Reserves Right to Act
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Pakistan Warns Afghan Taliban Terrorism Is a Red Line and Reserves Right to Act

A physical Bitcoin coin resting on a laptop keyboard
  • Markets
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Hackers Drain $6.3 Billion from Binance in Record Crypto Heist

Editorial Desk5 days ago5 days ago04 mins

Hackers drained about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, in about 20 minutes on Thursday — the biggest crypto theft on record — with roughly half the stolen assets since frozen and US law enforcement now involved.

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The ornate interior of The Metropolitan Bar, a Wetherspoon pub above Baker Street station in London.
  • Business

Wetherspoon Plans Up to 25 New Pubs as Sales Rise 8.2% in Strong Start to Year

Editorial Desk4 minutes ago4 minutes ago03 mins

JD Wetherspoon has reported an 8.2% rise in like-for-like sales in the first 14 weeks of its financial year and plans up to 25 new pubs, although growth has eased in recent weeks and its chairman cautions that profit forecasts still depend heavily on sales.

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Ferries and port buildings at Dover, the cross-Channel port through which much UK-EU food trade passes.
  • Business
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UK and EU Agree Draft Deal to Scrap Post-Brexit Food Export Checks

Editorial Desk34 minutes ago34 minutes ago04 mins

Britain and the European Union have agreed a draft deal to remove most post-Brexit checks on food and farm exports, with a 200-page text now before EU ambassadors ahead of a summit on 20 November — though the changes will not take effect for some time.

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A North Korean ballistic missile carried on a launcher during a military parade in Pyongyang in 2013, in a file photograph.
  • Politics
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North Korea Fires Multiple Missiles into East Sea as It Rules Out Talks with Washington

Editorial Desk1 hour ago1 hour ago03 mins

South Korea’s military says North Korea fired multiple missiles from its east coast into the East Sea on Wednesday morning, hours after Kim Yo Jong said Pyongyang saw no need for dialogue with the United States.

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Shoppers and pedestrians on East Nanjing Road, a busy shopping street in Shanghai.
  • Business
  • Markets

China’s Services Growth Slows to Three-Month Low as Price Cuts Meet Rising Costs

Editorial Desk2 hours ago2 hours ago03 mins

China’s services sector kept growing in October, but at its slowest pace since July, as firms cut prices for a second month while input costs rose at their fastest rate in five months.

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Satellite view of Alaska's Columbia Glacier flowing towards Columbia Bay, dotted with icebergs.
  • Climate
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Overshooting 1.5°C Risks Irreversible Ice Loss, UN-Backed Reports Warn Ahead of COP31

Editorial Desk2 hours ago2 hours ago03 mins

Two major reports released ahead of COP31 warn that temporarily exceeding the 1.5°C warming limit will bring large-scale and in many cases irreversible damage to the world’s ice sheets, glaciers, sea ice and permafrost — but that fast action can still limit the worst of it.

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Gina Hinojosa speaking at a labour convention in January 2024.
  • Politics
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Gina Hinojosa Ousts Greg Abbott to Become Texas’s First Latina Governor

Editorial Desk3 hours ago3 hours ago03 mins

Democrat Gina Hinojosa has defeated three-term Republican governor Greg Abbott, ending more than three decades of Republican control of Texas’s top office and becoming the state’s first Latina governor.

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Shoppers walking along Pitt Street Mall in Sydney, Australia.
  • Business
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Australian Household Spending Jumps 0.6% in September, Beating Forecasts

Editorial Desk3 hours ago3 hours ago02 mins

Australian household spending rose 0.6% in September to A$82.6 billion, beating expectations, as higher petrol prices and a lift in air travel offset the drag from rising borrowing costs.

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The United States Capitol building in Washington, DC
  • Politics
  • World

Democrats Seize Control of the Senate in Sweeping Midterm Rebuke of Trump

Editorial Desk4 hours ago4 hours ago03 mins

Democrats have captured the US Senate after flipping seats deep in Republican territory, completing their takeover of Congress and delivering a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump in the midterm elections.

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Rows of server racks in a data centre, with overhead cabling.
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CrowdStrike Bets Nearly $500 Million on Securing AI Agents with Fiddler and Dreadnode Deals

Editorial Desk4 hours ago4 hours ago03 mins

CrowdStrike has agreed to buy AI observability firm Fiddler AI and AI security-testing start-up Dreadnode, in a push to police the autonomous software agents now spreading through corporate systems. The reported combined price is about $495 million, though CrowdStrike itself has not disclosed terms.

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The New York Stock Exchange building on Broad Street in New York.
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US Stock Futures Fall and Dollar Softens as Midterm Results Point to Democratic Gains

Editorial Desk5 hours ago5 hours ago04 mins

US stock futures fell and the dollar softened in early Wednesday trading as results pointed to Democratic gains in Congress, though analysts urged calm, noting the Senate outcome was still uncertain and much of the move may already have been priced in.

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