Gordon and Kane score as England beat 10-man Czechia in Prague
Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane scored after Pavel Sulc’s first-half red card, giving England a 2-0 Nations League win following their defeat by Spain.
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Co-op Group offers store and funeral home sales to address CMA merger concerns
The UK competition watchdog will examine proposed sales of 15 convenience stores and two funeral homes before deciding whether to clear Co-op Group’s acquisition of Southern Co-op.
NASA sets out Artemis, science and space technology sessions for Antalya congress
NASA has named its delegation and planned appearances at the International Astronautical Congress in Antalya from October 5 to 9, including an Artemis II lunar science...
Rubio points to ‘foreign actor’ in RAF Fairford case as UK police keep inquiry open
The US secretary of state says a foreign actor was involved in the suspected incident near the air base. British counter-terrorism police say they are examining several...
Home Office faces legal challenge over EU settlement status granted ‘in error’
The department says 1,473 people were notified that their pre-settled status was granted in error. Campaign group the3million disputes how their rights are being handled.
Frank Warren expects Fury–Joshua fight to proceed despite Fury’s withdrawal claim
Tyson Fury says Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn are trying to pull out of their announced Cardiff bout. Warren expects it to go ahead; Matchroom declined to comment to the Guardian.
ONS Survey: Business Energy Worries Hit 64% as Ofgem's Cap Rises 4%
New ONS data show energy-cost concern among UK businesses jumped in September, days before Ofgem's household price cap rose 4% for autumn - though a VAT cut on electricity...
One Nation’s Victorian candidate fees draw complaints from election hopefuls
Applicants face a reported $150 application fee and, if selected, a $5,500 campaign contribution. One Nation says the payments help cover candidate checks and go into its...
South Africa shootings near Johannesburg and Cape Town kill 27
Police are searching for suspects after separate attacks in Wedela and Lwandle wounded 26 others. Investigators have not established a motive for either shooting.
UN adds 61 companies to database of firms linked to Israeli settlements
The human rights office says its latest update brings the total to 214 companies. Israel rejects the database, which cannot compel companies to act.
Ukrainian drones drop food in Oleshky as residents face shortages and evacuation risks
Kherson authorities say four tonnes of food were dropped at 100 locations in the Russian-occupied town. It remains unclear how much reached residents.
Trump launches America.gov and orders agencies to connect major online services
The portal can answer questions now. An executive order directs agencies to add eligible services, while passport renewal and Medicare enrollment remain future plans.
AFL grand final draws record 4.52 million average TV audience across Seven and 7plus
The broadcaster says Brisbane’s win over Fremantle was the most-watched AFL grand final on record. Its larger reach figure includes coverage before and after the match.
Election experts warn the midterm vote-counting period could become a focus for false claims
Former federal officials say the days after the November midterms could give political actors an opening to cast doubt on results. California’s election rules show why a...
Legal Aid NSW announces expanded legal support for sexual-assault survivors
A statewide service is intended to help survivors understand their rights and navigate investigations, prosecutions and requests for private records. The start date of the...
Fighting near Taiz sends Yemeni families fleeing as hospitals face mounting pressure
BBC reporters observed fire near Taiz’s front line and met families displaced by the fighting. WHO says the wider escalation is adding casualties and straining health services.
Pope Leo meets abuse survivors in Lourdes and pledges to prevent further harm
Seven survivors met Pope Leo XIV privately during his visit to France. Some praised his listening, while other survivors questioned the Church’s control of the meeting.
Nor’easter floods Northeast coast, cuts power and leaves one person dead
Coastal communities faced repeated flooding as the storm disrupted electricity and travel. Weather officials warned that some shoreline hazards would continue into Monday.