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Israel demolishes two homes in Hebron after deadly attackWorld

Israeli forces demolished two homes in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron in response to the killing of Israeli soldiers on Friday. Soldiers prepared for the demolition as people watched from a distance while the buildings were blown up.

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Texas at a crossroads: What voters are saying before the midtermsPolitics1:11:44

With the 2026 US midterms days away, Matt Galloway speaks with Texans about whether the Republican stronghold could turn blue. Voters say immigration and the AI data-centre boom are shaping the campaign; those interviewed include small-town mayors and ranchers.

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Are we all going to be worse off? The UK's money troubles in four chartsEconomy

BBC economics editor Faisal Islam and Newscast’s Adam Fleming examine the UK’s finances through four charts. The Institute for Fiscal Studies has assessed John Healey’s budget, warning that this decade is on track to see the worst household income growth on record.

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Residents rally against racism near ParisSociety

Residents gathered in Trappes, west of Paris, to protest racism after a racially motivated attack last week left one person dead and seven wounded.

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Rare ceasefire allows Ukraine and Russia to evacuate civilians from OleshkyWorld9:26

Russian and Ukrainian officials are cooperating in occupied Oleshky to evacuate civilians and deliver aid. After months of negotiations, a local ceasefire lets residents choose whether to go to Ukraine or Russia, though it remains unclear whether the humanitarian truce could be repeated elsewhere or is an exception in a war still being fought along the frontlines.

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UN envoy presses for Cyprus talks to resume by the end of 2026Politics

A UN envoy is urging a renewal of talks on Cyprus before the end of 2026. Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman said in Ankara that he would keep working with Turkey toward a fair and sustainable solution on the island.

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'Nothing will change for us': Palestinians react to Israeli electionsWorld

Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank and Israel held on to hope, though many doubted the election outcome would change anything. Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right coalition lost its majority after four years in power, while the main Jewish opposition bloc also fell short, leaving the Joint List and Ra’am with the balance of power. Netanyahu was accused of smearing Arab voters to retain power.

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Russia says Ukraine has resumed strikes on Russian oil refineriesWorld3:30

Russia says Ukraine has restarted attacks on its oil refineries after a pause. Black smoke is visible above oil facilities in Russia’s Samara region. BNE IntelliNews editor-in-chief Ben Aris shares his analysis.

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How important are the Organization of Turkic States’ bilateral meetings?World

The Organization of Turkic States’ 13th summit has ended in Ankara. Its post-summit statement stressed cooperation within the bloc, particularly as international developments affect the world. Ozden Zeynep Oktav of Istanbul Medeniyet University explains the issue.

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Why is Netanyahu accusing Palestinian Israeli parties of fraud?World28:01

Israel has finished counting votes in its general election. Netanyahu accuses Palestinian Israeli parties of stealing the polls and taking Qatari funding; the parties deny wrongdoing, the electoral commission says it found no evidence of fraud, and Qatar denies involvement. The programme asks whether the accusations aim to block the parties from joining the opposition to oust Likud.

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New report shatters Ilhan Omar’s defensePolitics11:49

Vice President JD Vance responds to a New York Times report about Rep. Ilhan Omar’s marriage and allegations of fraud.

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How did this happen again? Inside Spain's second rail disaster in a yearWorld11:09

Two trains collided on the Madrid-to-Seville route, killing at least 69 people and injuring scores more. It was the second rail disaster on the same line in a year. Spain is observing three days of mourning as victims’ families and survivors struggle to understand how it happened again. The BBC examines the crash, rescue operation and fallout.

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What comes next for Arab-led parties amid Israel’s political deadlock?Politics3:19

Israel’s Central Elections Committee says all ballots from Tuesday’s election have been counted, but neither major bloc won the 61 seats required to form a government. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party accuses Arab parties of stealing the election. Human rights lawyer Hassan Jabareen offers his perspective.

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Carney brings EU leaders to Montreal as Canada presses its European outreachPolitics1:30

The Carney government’s effort to strengthen ties with Europe has brought senior EU officials to Montreal for the closing days of the Canada-EU Summit. Canadian military members welcomed Prime Minister Mark Carney, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa. EU delegates then held meetings with Canadian ministers, as Canada prepared a series of agreements on digital trade, AI and other areas.

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Open Interest: Big Tech ends a brutal week as Binance suffers record crypto heistEconomy1:27:21

Bloomberg Television’s Open Interest previews the US trading day. Intel and Amazon cap a difficult week for the AI trade, hackers steal billions from Binance in what is described as the biggest crypto heist ever, and President Trump shifts his midterm strategy as Election Day approaches. The program also covers DGB Investments founder Douglas Bergeron’s push for major changes at Ethan Allen.

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Oleshky: Basic needs remain unmet as ceasefire offers limited opening for aidWorld

Jens Schumacher, Solidarity International’s field coordinator in Mykolaiv and Kherson, says the Ukrainian-controlled city of Kherson is only a few kilometres from Russian-occupied Oleshky. Yet occupation, disrupted essential services and uncertain evacuation arrangements leave civilians with little assurance of life-saving assistance.

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Israel’s election results draw reactions across the Middle EastWorld1:52

Residents of Iran, Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank reacted Friday after Israel’s final results showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc falling short of a parliamentary majority. It won 53 of the Knesset’s 120 seats, while the main opposition bloc took 48.

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Trump makes last-minute shift in midterm strategyPolitics

Donald Trump has revived two rallies that had been canceled in the final days of the midterm campaign. A White House official and a Republican official said he plans to hold events in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, rearranged to accommodate several telerallies.

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