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Manchester City found guilty of breaking most financial rules, sources saySports

Manchester City have been found guilty of breaching most of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaking, sources tell BBC Sport. An independent panel has reportedly reached its decision, while sanctions have yet to be determined. The Premier League declined to comment.

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Lebanon PM tells UN his country is in a war it did not chooseWorld

Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaf Salam told the UN General Assembly that Israeli strikes were continuing in the south, where more than 60 towns remained under occupation despite a ceasefire framework based on Resolution 1701 and a June agreement. He called for an end to the war, an Israeli withdrawal and a clear, verifiable timetable.

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Singapore fall 2-0 to Indonesia after being reduced to 10 menSports

Singapore lost 2-0 to Indonesia in their FIFA ASEAN Cup match in Jakarta on Friday. Ragnar Oratmangoen scored in the 13th minute, before Singapore captain Safuwan Baharudin was sent off after a VAR review. Ole Romeny converted a 74th-minute penalty to seal Indonesia’s win.

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Pope Leo XIV leads Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral in ParisCulture

Pope Leo XIV led Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral on September 25 during his visit to Paris. A special France 24 edition followed the ceremony live from outside the cathedral and featured guests discussing its significance during the pontiff’s four-day visit to France.

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This Week in Washington: Were the Trump-Xi talks successful?Politics

Washington rolled out the red carpet this week for Chinese President Xi Jinping, who held high-level talks with U.S. President Donald Trump. The discussions were expected to span issues including the war in Iran and artificial intelligence, while Xi called Thursday for continued dialogue with the United States.

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BREAKING: Trump greets Xi at White House as major questions remain over talksPolitics

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan to the White House. Major questions remain over Taiwan, AI, trade and what was discussed behind closed doors, while attention turns to China’s commitments on agriculture and rare earths.

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Toronto police to update investigation after two bodies found in burned-out vehicles | LIVESociety

Toronto police are set to brief reporters Friday after two bodies were found in separate burned-out vehicles at opposite ends of the city earlier this week. Calls came in within hours late Monday and early Tuesday, but investigators say it is too soon to know whether the incidents are connected. Both causes of death remain unknown.

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Bloomberg Surveillance: Bond Relief, Diesel Debate and Iran DiplomacyEconomy

Bloomberg Surveillance examines bond-market relief, the debate over diesel exports and Iran diplomacy. Guests discuss Iran talks entering a “show me” stage and Trump and Xi recognizing that they need each other.

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Pope Leo XIV rides through Paris in the popemobile to Notre-DameWorld

Pope Leo XIV travelled through Paris in the popemobile on his way to Notre-Dame Cathedral during his visit to the French capital. Theology professor Father Michael Baggot analysed the scenes and explained why transhumanism and the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence have become recurring themes of the pontificate.

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Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap finishes sixth in Asian Games debutSports

Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap placed sixth in the women's balance beam final at her Asian Games debut in Nagoya, Japan. The 16-year-old said the experience was crucial and boosted her confidence ahead of October's World Championships.

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Palestinians in Gaza remain uncertain about their future after Netanyahu’s UN speechWorld

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu angrily rejected allegations that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, calling them “the biggest lie of the century,” during a defiant U.N. General Assembly speech that asserted Israel’s right to wage war against Iran. Dozens of delegates walked out in protest. Palestinians in Gaza reacted Friday while remaining uncertain about what lies ahead.

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America at 250: From the American dream to book bans and AICulture

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, its founding promises, identity and role in the world are the subject of fierce debate. With the Festival America in Vincennes beginning, novelists Taffy Brodesser-Akner and Lebanese-American writer Rabih Alameddine discuss the question.

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LIVE: Manchester City found guilty of majority of 115 financial breaches, reports saySports

Sources tell BBC Sport that Manchester City have been found guilty of breaking most of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching. The Premier League declined to comment, while City neither confirmed nor denied the report, saying the process remains ongoing and subject to strict confidentiality.

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Former US naval commander doubts Iran-Qatar talks will bring real changeWorld

Iran’s president and Qatar’s prime minister met in New York to discuss de-escalation. John Miller, a former head of US Naval Forces Central Command, told Al Jazeera that the new seven-day roadmap “looks like the old plan,” warning that Revolutionary Guard attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile suggest little strategic change after months of war and sanctions.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Sept. 25Politics

President Donald Trump hosts a lavish White House state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife. Journalists from three media outlets return to the White House days after being banned, while tens of millions of Americans prepare for dangerous weather across the country.

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