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Senior Doctors in England to Hold 48-Hour Strike Over Pay and Pensions

Consultant doctors in England will hold a 48-hour strike from 25 November amid a dispute over pay and pensions.

Meghan Joins Junior MasterChef Australia as Co-Host

The Duchess of Sussex will co-host Junior MasterChef Australia, with the programme set to air next year.

United Fans Back Carrick as Bournemouth Defeat Exposes Wider Anger

Manchester United fans backed Michael Carrick during a 3-0 home defeat by Bournemouth while directing anger at the wider club picture.

Lumina Gives Astronomers a New Window on the Early Universe

Harvard-Smithsonian researchers unveil Lumina, a vast simulation built to interpret observations of the earliest universe.

‘Ferritin Face’ Goes Viral, but Doctors Still Need Blood Tests to Find Low Iron

Viral videos claim low iron can be seen in the face, but ferritin levels and iron deficiency require proper medical testing.

Dragon Man Skull Reframes the Story of Human Evolution in Asia

The Harbin skull, named Homo longi, is reshaping scientists’ understanding of Denisovans, migration and ancient interbreeding.

UK leaders convene wildfire summit as Burnham urges military aircraft support

UK holds its first wildfire summit after a record 2026 season; Burnham urges drafting military aircraft to bolster firefighting capacity.

How Lula Adapted Colombia’s Lessons to Narrow a Brazilian Runoff

Lula reshaped his campaign after October’s first round, targeting persuadable voters and contesting security and integrity narratives ahead of a tight runoff.

Critical PHP Flaw Forces Global Patch Rush and Site Shutdowns

A serious vulnerability in PHP, used by over 70% of websites, has prompted emergency patches and site takedowns while maintainers race to update systems.

Burnham pledges crackdown on ‘rip-off’ parking charges

Mayor Burnham promises new rules to curb excessive charges on motorists penalised on private land and improve fairness in parking enforcement.

Polanski says he will not overturn Green Party ‘Zionism is racism’ motion; will seek amendment while the motion stands until 2028

Green Party leader Polanski says he will not overturn the 'Zionism is racism' motion and intends to pursue amendments while it remains in force until 2028.

Referendums in Alberta and Québec Put Canadian Unity Under Strain

Referendums in Alberta and Québec highlight regional grievances, U.S. tariff fallout and political risks to Canadian unity.
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