Charlotte Olsen to discuss galaxy histories from photometry at NASA seminar
The 6 October talk will examine whether the locations where stars formed can be reconstructed from galaxy images despite stars moving over time.
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UK diesel reaches record 199.18p a litre on RAC measure
The RAC’s average has passed its 2022 peak, adding to drivers’ costs. A separate forecourt tracker also reported a record, although its average differs.
Paul Gorton warns about holiday posts after burglary at Cheshire home
The Traitors contestant says his home was burgled while his family was away and urges people to consider what their posts reveal. Police have made no arrests, according to the BBC.
More than 50 arrested at Palestine Action rally outside Labour conference
Merseyside Police said the arrests at a Liverpool protest were made on suspicion of displaying support for a proscribed organisation. The reported total was provisional.
Pat McFadden urges Labour to reshape welfare support for young people
The work and pensions secretary called for more support into work as two reviews approach completion, but announced no change to benefit payments or eligibility.
Alan Milburn backs faster benefit access for young people with severe lifelong disabilities
Milburn’s forthcoming youth-employment review is reported to call for swift, unconditional support for some 16- to 24-year-olds. Eligibility and government action remain...
UK migration figures: Net migration falls as asylum claims and small-boat arrivals decline
The latest figures point to declines across several UK migration measures, but net migration, asylum claims, visa grants and Channel crossings cover different periods and count...
John Healey pledges to keep fiscal rules as October Budget approaches
The chancellor told Labour’s conference he would balance day-to-day spending with revenues while pursuing jobs and growth, against a backdrop of borrowing above forecast.
Nathan Cleary vows to return after ankle injury rules him out of Rugby League World Cup
The Penrith halfback thanked supporters after surgery for a compound fracture of his left ankle. Australia must choose its World Cup squad without him.
Dominic Grieve says Israel has no legal right to close UK consulate in East Jerusalem
The former UK attorney general has advised the Foreign Office to challenge Israel’s announced closure plan, citing East Jerusalem’s status as occupied territory.
Malard helps Chelsea beat Arsenal as Thompson settles WSL derby
Melvine Malard started Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Arsenal and helped create Alyssa Thompson’s decisive goal, adding a derby contribution to her early return from injury.
James Trafford starts for England against Spain as Tuchel shares goalkeeper minutes
The Leeds goalkeeper made a notable early save in England’s 3-2 Nations League defeat. Thomas Tuchel’s reported plan gives him another start this window, but does not settle...
Cambridge bamboo cricket bat trial shows progress, but rules still bar its use
Darshil Shah says changes to a bamboo bat prototype have brought its performance closer to willow. A conference trial offered player feedback, while formal testing and a rule...
Broncos rally past Rams as Commanders end Seahawks’ winning streak in NFL Week Three
Denver overturned a 16-point halftime deficit and Washington beat the defending champions on a Sunday packed with close finishes.
Goodman withdraws $1.2bn Project Mars data centre proposal in Sydney
The developer cited changing state and federal policy and community feedback. The NSW planning portal confirms the Lane Cove application is withdrawn.
Owain Wyn Evans to cycle almost 400 miles for Children in Need
The Radio 2 presenter plans a five-day ride through all four UK nations, from Glasgow to Cardiff, for the November fundraiser.
Textile Study Group returns to Stroud with free UNmaking exhibition
The group’s first collective Stroud show since 2017 runs at the Museum in the Park until 8 November, with free artist sessions and bookable workshops.
Bangkok floodwaters ease, but high canals prolong disruption after citywide disaster declaration
Bangkok declared all 50 districts disaster-affected as flooding drove thousands into shelters. Rain eased on Sunday, but high canal levels and incoming water kept some...