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Commanders rally falls short against 49ers as Terry McLaurin suffers knee injury
Washington lost 23-17 in San Francisco after a second-half comeback, while coach Dan Quinn said the severity of McLaurin’s injury remained uncertain.
Patricia Clarkson’s ‘Lilly’ will open a London film festival focused on women’s stories
Rachel Feldman’s film leads the Women and the World International Film Festival, scheduled for November 5–12 in London, alongside a program of premieres.
Marcos Morau plans David Bowie dance show with choral versions of his songs
Subject to Change will explore Bowie’s changing stage identities, with a premiere planned for Luxembourg in 2028 and later stops in London and Tokyo.
Fuel price anger adds to European protests as far-right parties press their case
Rising energy costs are squeezing households and businesses across Europe. Reuters reports that far-right parties are making fuel prices a campaign issue as protests draw on...
Shrewsbury Town says takeover is in final stages after supporters demand clarity
The club rejected calls for more public comment on the proposed sale, saying the process is moving forward. Supporters say a lack of information is fuelling speculation.
Exeter City captain Jack Fitzwater signs contract extension through 2029
The 29-year-old defender, who took over as captain this summer, has committed his future to Exeter City after becoming a regular in its defence.
Two Gangnam building fires injure people and force evacuations in Seoul
Fires broke out seven minutes apart in nearby buildings on Tuesday. One person was reported in cardiac arrest, while authorities investigate the cause and whether the incidents...
France’s prime minister says local officials may order more curfews after calm night
Sébastien Lecornu said prefects would coordinate with mayors on further targeted restrictions on 20 October, after police reported no major incidents overnight.
South Korea plans later work starts and flight pause for college entrance exam
The government plans extra Seoul-area subway services and a pause in aircraft movements and certain military drills while candidates take the Nov. 19 test.
Omar Marmoush calls first Tottenham goal ‘just the beginning’ after Coventry win
The forward said Tottenham would build on their first Premier League win of the season after his goal helped secure a 3-1 home victory over Coventry City.
Sheetal Devi and Swati Chaudhary reach Asian Para Games archery finals
The Indian archers secured at least silver medals after winning their semifinals on 20 October. Devi’s gold-medal match is scheduled for 22 October.
Bangladesh seeks answers after Saudi Arabia executes two citizens in Mecca
Bangladesh says it received no advance notice of the executions and has asked Saudi Arabia for details of the offences and legal proceedings.
Alberta rejects path to separation vote as Carney hails Canadian unity
Voters rejected a proposal to start a process that could have led to a later independence referendum. Separatist leaders say they will continue their campaign.
Anwar announces public report on Malaysia’s ‘corporate mafia’ allegations
An attorney-general-led committee will investigate claims involving businessmen and anti-graft officials, with a report due within three months.
NAB plans to cut up to 2,500 roles as wider job losses raise economic concerns
National Australia Bank says the reductions will focus on corporate functions. ABC News warns that broader cuts across major employers could deepen economic weakness.
Auburn dismisses linebacker Xavier Atkins after Georgia game suspension
ESPN reported that Auburn dismissed Xavier Atkins on Monday night after he missed the Tigers’ win over Georgia. The reason has not been disclosed.
Bank of Japan may lift 2027 inflation forecast while holding rates in October
Four people familiar with the central bank’s thinking told Reuters that renewed oil pressure could prompt a small forecast revision, while a rate increase may wait.