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Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan to face public firing squad execution
The U.S. military plans to execute convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan via a public, livestreamed firing squad at Fort Hood, Texas.
Naples storms trigger orange alert as floods close roads and isolate schools
Severe storms and torrential downpours struck Naples and surrounding Campania, prompting an orange weather alert, school closures, and transit disruptions.
Matt Hagan Enters NHRA Playoff Countdown as No. 1 Funny Car Seed
Matt Hagan has secured the top seed in the Funny Car division as the postseason championship chase begins, headlining upcoming racing events.
Lower Keys Medical Center lease attracts pitches from six hospital operators
Six healthcare operators have submitted formal proposals to secure the 30-year lease for Lower Keys Medical Center, sparking a detailed community review process.
Content Group and NTC celebrate decade-long pharmaceutical partnership
Content Group and NTC have marked a decade of collaboration in pharmaceutical and medical device development, spanning three production sites and driving growth.
NHS waiting list climbs to 7.37m, winter pressures already mounting
The NHS waiting list in England has risen to 7.37 million planned treatments, driven by soaring demand and a backlog of unseen patients as winter pressures begin to take effect.
Andy Burnham announces end of pension triple lock at Labour conference
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans to end the state pension triple lock, with reforms taking effect in April 2030 to fund a national care service.
Mali army enters Kidal after Tuareg rebels withdraw
Malian armed forces have entered the strategic northern city of Kidal following a controlled pullback by separatist coalition forces. The development comes amid surging violence and the recent death of Defense Minister Sadio Camara.
Israel Prepared to Shoot Down Flydubai Jet After Cockpit Attack
Israeli military officials revealed they were prepared to shoot down a Flydubai jet following a violent cockpit attack that caused a dramatic loss of altitude.
Maire leads the way in training specialists in the energy
Maire has launched the Green Innovation ITS Academy in Rome, introducing a free two-year training course to tackle skills shortages in sustainability.
Is China spying on British universities? MI5's warning and the accusation against Beijing
MI5 has issued an urgent security alert instructing British academics to cut ties with a Chinese front organisation accused of orchestrating technical espionage.
French riot police fire tear gas as more than 250,000 rally for school funding
French riot police clashed with protesters as over 250,000 people rallied nationwide to demand urgent funding and better conditions for dilapidated schools.
France successfully tests new M51.3 nuclear missile from submarine
France has conducted its first-ever submarine-launched test of the upgraded M51.3 ballistic missile from the Le Vigilant off the coast of Finistère.
Norway to Ban Smart Glasses in Parks, Museums, Schools Temporarily
The Norwegian government plans to introduce a temporary ban on smart glasses in designated public places due to growing privacy concerns.
British Airways Flight BA295 returns to Heathrow after emergency descent
British Airways Flight BA295 experienced an emergency descent over Ireland following a technical issue, eventually returning safely to London Heathrow.
Karolinska Institutet opens Nobel Prize week with Medicine award announcement
The Karolinska Institutet has opened Nobel Prize week by awarding the Physiology or Medicine prize to the pioneers of optogenetics.
Optogenetics pioneers win 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for brain research
Three scientists won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for developing optogenetics, a technique enabling researchers to control brain activity using light.
UKRI annual report highlights budget reforms and rising funds
The UKRI annual report details sweeping budget reforms, fewer overall grants with higher average values, and a strategic pivot toward commercial sectors.
UK transgender people face legal limits as supreme court upholds biological sex definition
A landmark UK Supreme Court ruling establishes that legal sex under the Equality Act refers strictly to biological sex at birth, reshaping rights and access to single-sex spaces.
Lewis Hamilton refuses Ferrari pit call at Sepang and fights back to 208th F1 podium
Defying team orders during a chaotic wet race in Malaysia, Lewis Hamilton fought back from an early tyre disaster to claim the 208th podium of his career.