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The US government shutdown persists after the Senate’s fifth failed vote on Oct 6. Democrats and Republicans clash over Obamacare funding, fueling 2026 midterm elections tension.

2026 midterm elections | Medicaid | Obamacare | Senate funding vote | US shutdown

The US Shutdown Saga: Senate Fails Fifth Attempt to Fund Government Amid Pre-Election Healthcare Clash

From 12 October 2025, all UK travellers entering the Schengen Area will face biometric checks under the EU’s new Entry/Exit System for faster, safer border control.

biometric checks | Entry/Exit System | EU borders | Schengen | UK travellers

EU introduces biometric Entry/Exit System from 12 October 2025 – what UK travellers must know

ISW warns that Russia has begun the first phase of preparations for a potential war with NATO, including psychological operations and false-flag tactics.

ISW | NATO | provocation | Russia | war

Russia Begins First Phase of Preparations for War with NATO – ISW Report

Angela Merkel blames Poland and Baltic states for blocking EU-Russia talks in 2021, saying it fuelled tensions that led to Putin’s aggression and the Ukraine war.

Angela Merkel | Baltic states | Poland | Russia

Angela Merkel blames Poland and Baltic states for blocking EU-Russia dialogue before Ukraine war

England Rugby legend Lewis Moody, 47, shares his "huge shock" at a Motor Neurone Disease (MND)/ALS diagnosis. The World Cup winner vows to stay positive and support research.

ALS | England Rugby | Lewis Moody | Lewis Moody MND | Motor Neurone Disease

Exclusive: Rugby Legend Lewis Moody Diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease

An adviser confirms Prince William is using the Earthshot Prize to blend tradition and modernization, proving he is serious about climate action and change as a future king.

climate crisis | Earthshot Prize | future king | Prince William | royal tradition

Royal Modernizer: Prince William's Earthshot Prize Balances Tradition and Future Focus

Dame Sarah Mullally, former NHS chief nurse and Bishop of London, is the first woman named Archbishop of Canterbury. She vows to tackle abuse and speaks out against hatred.

Archbishop of Canterbury | Church of England | First Female Archbishop | Sarah Mullally

Former NHS Chief Nurse Dame Sarah Mullally Becomes First Female Archbishop of Canterbury

Zhijimin Qian, also known as Yadi Zhang, was arrested in the UK for a multi-billion dollar Bitcoin fraud, confessing to buying and storing 5 billion in stolen crypto.

Bitcoin fraud | crypto scam | money laundering | UK arrest | Zhijimin Qian

UK Arrests Zhixin Qian in $6.3 Billion Bitcoin Fraud Case

Israel intercepted the last boat of a 42-ship Gaza flotilla 42.5 miles from shore, carrying 450 activists including Greta Thunberg,

Gaza flotilla | Global Sumud | Greta Thunberg | Israel blockade | Marinette vessel

Gaza aid flotilla: Israel seizes final vessel 42.5 miles offshore with global activists

President Volodymyr Zelensky met with the UK's Princess Anne in Kyiv, her first visit to Ukraine since 1990. They discussed aid for nearly 250k Ukrainian refugees, the return of abducted children, and veteran support.

abducted children | Princess Anne | royal family | Ukraine visit | Zelensky

President Zelensky Meets Princess Anne in Kyiv: Key UK Royal Visit to Ukraine Since Independence

Nearly 40 inmates were incorrectly freed from prisons in England and Wales under a new early release scheme designed to ease overcrowding. Five remain at large, and one committed a new sex crime.

early release | prison overcrowding | UK prison | wrongful release

Dozens of UK Prisoners Mistakenly Released in Government Early Parole Scheme

The UK is overhauling its Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) requirements, demanding higher English proficiency, proof of social contribution, and stricter reputation checks for all future applicants.

ILR rules | UK immigration | UK Indefinite Leave to Remain | UK permanent residency | Ukrainians

UK Permanent Residency Overhaul: New Tougher Rules for ILR Applicants Including Ukrainians

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