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North Sea Workers Vote to Strike, Threatening UK Fuel Deliveries
A planned strike by North Sea oil workers after failed pay talks could disrupt UK fuel deliveries, the union warns amid tensions with Apache.
From Doubt to Distinction: Bellingham’s Rise into England’s Elite
Jude Bellingham's trajectory has shifted from uncertainty to recognition as a leading figure in England's football landscape.
Tories promise to remove £100,000 childcare ‘cliff edge’, Badenoch tells BBC
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says the party will remove the £100,000 childcare 'cliff edge' to avoid penalising harder-working families.
Parliament blocks emergency housing measures after eviction sparks protests
Spain's minority government saw emergency housing measures voted down after protests over a pensioner's eviction, leaving reforms stalled.
U.S. Payrolls Stall in September as Unemployment Inches Up Ahead of Midterms
U.S. employers added 29,000 jobs in September; unemployment rose to 4.2% in final jobs report before the midterm elections.
Traitors’ opening shock: first elimination and a surprising recruitment shake up the game
A dramatic opening saw the first elimination and a recruitment, with Richard E. Grant at the centre of the early manoeuvres.
Why a Crowd at Cornell Stayed Silent: The Psychology Behind Inaction and How to Interrupt It
Research points to mistaken perceptions of peer norms and fear of ridicule; training and norm correction can increase intervention on campuses.
Outbreaks of Measles and Malaria Kill Dozens of Children in India’s Balaghat District
At least 32 children have died in Balaghat district since May as measles and malaria outbreaks affect remote communities.
Dame Esther Rantzen, veteran presenter and Childline founder, dies aged 86
Veteran broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen, founder of Childline and former host of That's Life, has died aged 86. She later campaigned on assisted dying.
Secondary US Sanctions Make Flights to Iran Unpredictable
Secondary US sanctions are pressuring suppliers and airports, prompting flight cancellations and greater unpredictability for travel to and from Iran.
City CEO Pushes Back After League Finds Club Guilty of Majority Charges
Man City chief executive Ferran Soriano has pushed back at rivals after a ruling found the club responsible for most Premier League charges.
Healey outlines welfare overhaul and new apprenticeships drive ahead of budget
Chancellor John Healey pledges welfare reform, a new apprenticeships scheme and fiscal discipline ahead of next month's budget.
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