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Bond Storm Shakes London’s Fragile Stocks Recovery
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Landman Season 3 Officially Sets Up The Perfect Spinoff
Taylor Sheridan never misses an opportunity to spin off one of his hit shows into other shows. Tulsa King is getting spun off into Frisco King with Samuel L. Jackson, Lawmen: Bass Reeves was clearly titled to set up an anthology series following other Lawmen, and the Yellowstone universe has been expanded to include 1883, 1923, Marshals, and Dutton Ranch.
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Smith and Dunlap one back after first round of Bank of Utah Championship
Smith and Dunlap are tied for the lead after the first round of the Bank of Utah Championship. Smith made history with the tournament's first-ever albatross, a remarkable feat that set the tone for his day. Dunlap matched his performance, showcasing solid play throughout the round.
Meanwhile, other players are making headlines too. Wade expressed confidence that he has more to give, while Humphries delivered a stunning 10-dart break that left fans buzzing. Anderson, however, struggled early with missed doubles and bounce-outs, a tough start for him.
As the tournament unfolds, all eyes will be on the leaders and how they handle the pressure moving forward. It’s shaping up to be an exciting competition.
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The Hindu to release documentary Gandhi for GenZ today
With interviews of Gandhi historians and GenZ activists and archival footage, the 30-minute documentary is both a tribute to and an assessment of the Mahatma. It will be published on The Hindu’s website and on YouTube.
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South Korean celebrities TOP and Nana are dating, previously co-starred in music video
On Friday (Oct 2), the agencies of TOP and Nana confirmed that the two have been dating since June this year. South Korean celebrities TOP, 38, and Nana, 35, are dating, their agencies confirmed on Friday (Oct 2). Media outlet Dispatch first reported on Friday morning that the former BigBang member and After School member are in a relationship. The outlet also published several photos of the pair on dates, including one showing them together at a convenience store. The two K-pop icons first met in January this year while filming the music video for TOP's song, Studio54.
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🟠 September Pro Member Call - Recording
We had a great call today, covering key slides from our latest Bitcoin Monthly Report. Thanks to everyone who attended and raised their hand to participate in the session! New: We’ve added a TL;DR Summary and Audio-Only version below! We hope you enjoy the session.
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Almost half of Fayed abuse accusers are potential trafficking victims, MPs told
Exclusive: Met police say 70 women’s accounts have hallmarks of trafficking, suggesting case numbers could rise Almost half of the women who reported allegations of sexual abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed to the Metropolitan police are potential victims of human trafficking, MPs have been told. In a briefing for the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) for the survivors of Fayed and Harrods in July, senior Met officers said a review earlier this year found 70 survivors’ accounts bore the hallmarks of trafficking. Continue reading...
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Europe's Housing Crisis Is An Immigration Crisis, Berlin Data Confirms
In a system that rejects mass immigration, the population can fall, opening up room for cheaper housing, lower rents, and even an increase in the birthrate. Across the West, native Europeans are dying out but rental prices continue to go up every year. While the left would like to point the finger at capitalists and greedy landlords, the primary factor driving the housing affordability crisis is mass immigration. Berlin is a prime example of this trend, as German journalist and author Jens Winter pointed out on X using clear population and housing data.
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France launches €35m fund to attract private investment to overseas territories
France has launched a €35 million investment fund to attract private capital to businesses in its overseas territories, as the government seeks to shift the focus from subsidies towards growth, innovation and regional expansion.
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South Korea crypto exchange profits fall 78% in H1 amid trading slump
South Korean crypto exchange operating profits fell 78% in the first half of 2026 as trading volumes, market capitalization and customer deposits declined. South Korean crypto exchanges saw operating profits fall 78% in the first half of 2026 as trading activity, market valuations and customer deposits declined, according to new government data. On Thursday, the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit (KoFIU) said average daily trading volume at domestic virtual asset exchanges fell 44% from the previous six months, while market capitalization dropped 33% and won-denominated deposits fell 35%.