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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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US strikes Iranian missile sites as peace talks continue
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| Washington announces ‘self-defence’ operation against targets in southern Iran |
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China’s change in maths on carbon emissions masks growth, report says
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| Independent analysis suggests retrospective change to data indicating climate change progress |
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Reeves urges ministers to ‘buy British’ in critical sectors
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| UK chancellor aims to prioritise domestic procurement in shipbuilding, steel, AI and energy infrastructure |
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Ferrari launches first EV with Jony Ive’s ‘polarising’ design
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| Ex-Apple designer aims to help Italian luxury brand win over a younger demographic with €550,000 futuristic ‘Luce’ model |
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Iran is beating Trump at the art of the deal
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| The war could end with Tehran more confident, more hardline and with new resources to rebuild its nuclear programme |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Mark Carney warns Alberta separatists of Brexit-style regret
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| Canada’s prime minister says oil-rich province’s push for independence is a ‘dangerous bluff’ |
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Mexico agrees to host Iranian World Cup squad as US-Iran tensions simmer
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| President Claudia Sheinbaum said her country had ‘no problem’ with request from Fifa |
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Benjamin Netanyahu orders Israeli military to step up attacks on Hizbollah
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| Far-right officials, who fear a US-Iran peace deal could rein in Israel, call for ‘high-intensity’ campaign in Lebanon |
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AI guardrails stripped from Meta and Google models in minutes
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| Software designed to remove safety protections creates systems that provide responses on biological weapons and malware |
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Can Exxon build the world’s biggest carbon capture business?
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| Oil major bets billions on technology but backlash on US Gulf Coast threatens its ambitions |
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The energy shock is not over yet
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| Even with a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, supplies will take time to normalise |
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Two LNG tankers pass through Strait of Hormuz
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| Another vessel carrying crude oil crossed the vital shipping lane on Saturday |
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Italian state-backed bank to raise stake in payments group Nexi after CVC weighs bid
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| Cassa Depositi e Prestiti’s move comes as buyout firm had considered €9bn bid for Milan-listed group |
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Prize draw businesses have better luck than the average punter
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| Lack of regulation has helped draw operators to thrive |
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Jardines signals pivot with $2.4bn Australian radiology deal
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| Acquisition of I-MED is Hong Kong-based conglomerate’s first since strategic overhaul |
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Ferrari reborn: a legend goes electric
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| Meet the Luce – Jony Ive and Marc Newson’s ‘molto disruptive’ hypercar |
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Counting the cost of New York’s sky-high food bills
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| Spiralling prices could lead to more public programmes |
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Pope Leo says AI ‘needs to be disarmed’
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| Pontiff warns of dangers of a technological revolution driven by ‘the idolatry of profit’ |
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Singapore tells banks to speed up account openings for wealthy clients
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| Regulator tries to strengthen city-state’s position as wealth hub after money-laundering cases lengthened wait times |
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HS2 paid consultancies £65mn last year in run-up to project ‘reset’
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| Higher spending likely to raise questions about taxpayer-funded body’s approach to long-delayed railway |
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The 19th-century guide to running an effective meeting
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| A US officer and engineer devised the process that is still in use today |
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The infantilism of an ‘ungovernable’ Britain
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| Political stability is needed if the country is ever to solve its problems |
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Investors can no longer rely on a ‘policy put’
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| The capacity of policymakers to respond to shocks is down across the board |
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It’s not just SpaceX: Big Tech is dominating bond markets too
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| US tech giants are tapping markets as they race to build AI data centres |
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Why do architects hate washing lines so much?
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| Visible laundry is often shunned as unsightly clutter — and increasingly banned. Hanging it out has become a political act |
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New York City has a seaside village: eating and drinking in Red Hook, Brooklyn
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| The best time to visit Red Hook is the autumn and winter — when it gets quiet, but everything’s open |
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Why young academics are leaving academia
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| As more PhD holders compete for limited university jobs, many are reconsidering the appeal of industry careers |
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