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Over 25,000 homes across Queensland and Victoria were left without power as violent storms with 7 cm hail and winds up to 109 km/h hit Australia.

Australia storm | power outage | Queensland blackout | severe weather | Victoria floods

Australia storm cuts power to over 25,000 homes – what happene

President Zelensky says a decision has been taken to supply Ukraine with additional Mirage 2000 fighters and more air-defence missiles; Britain and France to assist.

air-defence | France | Mirage 2000 | Ukraine | Zelensky

Zelensky: France to Send Additional Mirage 2000 Jets and Missiles to Strengthen Ukraine

Liverpool lose 3–2 to Brentford, their fourth straight defeat. Florian Wirtz again disappoints as The Times calls him a “passenger without killer instinct.”

Brentford | Klopp | Liverpool | Premier League | Wirtz

Florian Wirtz and Liverpool’s Crisis Deepens After Fourth Straight Premier League Loss

The UK will supply 5,000 multi-purpose missiles to Ukraine, strengthening Kyiv’s defences and expanding British military aid ahead of winter.

Keir Starmer | military aid | missiles | Ukraine | United Kingdom

UK to Send 5,000 Multi-Purpose Missiles to Ukraine amid Renewed Support

Lily Allen's new album "West End Girl" details her brutal break-up with David Harbour. Critics praise the "vicious," "raw," and witty storytelling masterpiece.

break-up album | David Harbour | Lily Allen | music review | West End Girl

Lily Allen's new album "West End Girl" hailed as "vicious" and "brutal" break-up masterpiece

A Belfast court will deliver its verdict on Thursday in the trial of Soldier F, the sole British soldier charged with murder over the 1972 'Bloody Sunday' killings in Northern Ireland.

1972 Killings | Belfast Court | Bloody Sunday | Northern Ireland | Soldier F

Belfast Court to Deliver Verdict in 'Bloody Sunday' Case Against Soldier F

UK real living wage rises to £13.45 per hour, boosting pay for low-paid workers and supporting families with essential living costs.

Living Wage Foundation | London wage increase | low-paid workers | real living wage | UK pay rise

UK Low-Paid Workers to Receive Wage Increase as Real Living Wage Hits £13.45

Arsenal's Mikel Arteta praises Atlético Madrid boss Diego Simeone as an 'outstanding' manager ahead of their Champions League clash, believing his passion and know-how guarantee success in the Premier League

Arsenal | Atlético Madrid | Champions League | Diego Simeone | Mikel Arteta

Mikel Arteta Hails Diego Simeone's 'Outstanding' Management

Aldi urgently recalls its £3.99 Ashfields Thin Cut Beef Steaks after undeclared milk was found, posing a health risk to allergy sufferers. Customers warned: DO NOT EAT. Return for a refund.

Aldi | beef steaks | FSA | milk allergy | product recall

URGENT RECALL: Major UK Supermarket Aldi Withdraws £3.99 Steaks Over Undisclosed Milk Content

Nine jewels from Napoleon and Joséphine’s collection stolen in a daring Louvre heist. The museum remains closed as French police launch a major investigation.

art crime | jewel theft | Louvre | Napoleon | Paris

Louvre Robbery 2025: Armed Thieves Use Construction Lift to Steal Napoleon’s Treasures

Southampton drew with Swansea City despite dominating, as Caspar Jander and Leo Scienza hit the woodwork. Will Still’s side recorded their fifth draw in seven matches.

Championship | Southampton | Swansea City | Will Still

Southampton vs Swansea: Vigouroux Saves and Post Deny Home Victory

Global markets drop and gold hits record $4,378 as US regional banks reveal major loan losses, sparking fears of renewed financial instability.

credit stress | financial crisis | global markets | gold record | US banks

Global markets tumble as gold hits record high amid fears over US regional banks

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