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Brazilian President Lula defeated far-right challenger FlΓ‘vio Bolsonaro with 51.75% of votes in a runoff, winning an unprecedented fourth term. He now faces a hostile Congress and a deeply polarized country.
Serbia's long-serving leader Aleksandar VuΔiΔ conceded defeat in a parliamentary election after a student-led movement won a historic victory. The student movement, which had been protesting for two years, appears to have secured a majority in parliament.
Boxing experts predict the outcome of the upcoming WBC light-welterweight title fight between Dalton Smith and Alberto Puello. Meanwhile, the Navarrete vs. Foster title fight will be available via livestream for global audiences.
She joined him on Air Force One and at a Michigan rally where Trump made comments about her derriere. This high-profile endorsement could sway young voters and blur the lines between entertainment and politics.
Ofcom's review found almost no change in the proportion of UK children harmed by social media despite new regulations. Meanwhile, certificate authority eMudhra missed Mozilla's root investigation deadline, blaming social media distractions.
The UK government has launched a campaign advising citizens to stockpile three days' worth of emergency supplies, including tinned food and bottled water, citing threats from Russian state-sponsored terrorism and climate change. Some residents have already begun stockpiling.
A four-year-old girl died after falling from a height at St Paul's Road in Barking, east London, on Saturday. Police stated the incident is not believed to be suspicious.
Chancellor John Healey has adopted a war footing to prevent budget leaks, drawing comparisons to past administrations and warnings against a Truss-style budget. Media outlets report that despite strict compartmentalization, significant policies have already been heavily trailed.
In Brazil's 2026 presidential runoff, incumbent Luiz InΓ‘cio Lula da Silva faces FlΓ‘vio Bolsonaro after a surprise first-round defeat. Meta employees report that Lula's social media accounts were restricted during the election, raising concerns about platform interference.
Research analyzing 86,564 breast cancer cases in England shows ethnic minorities are up to one-third less likely to be diagnosed via routine screening, often instead detected in emergency settings. Separately, a study finds a decade-old CNN model outperforms modern large.
MarΓa Corina Machado returned to Venezuela nearly a year after leaving to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Her return was announced on X and may challenge interim president Delcy RodrΓguez.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham called for a factual, evidence-based debate on reinstating free movement with the EU, garnering support from Cabinet minister Angela Rayner. The proposal risks causing concern among Labour's red wall MPs, who fear political backlash from their.
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico held a rally at the University of Texas at Austin, denouncing Elon Musk's political influence in Texas. Meanwhile, the US military granted SpaceX access to sensitive tracking data, raising national security concerns, and European.
Storm Austen has left more than 16,000 homes without power in south-west England and forced school closures. An amber warning is now in place as Storm Boelo approaches Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England.
SpaceX limited Starlink internet for Ukraine to 161 km/h speeds after accusing Kyiv of violating terms of service by using the network for military operations. Service was restored following negotiations, but restrictions highlight tensions over private control of wartime.
Storm Boelo, the second named storm in as many days, is battering northern parts of the UK with winds up to 80mph and heavy rain, causing travel disruption and power outages. Amber weather warnings are in place for Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England.
Hundreds of thousands marched across France on Saturday, with government estimates of at least 400,000 participants, protesting dilapidated schools and heavy policing. The demonstrations led to nearly 1,000 arrests and clashes with police.
He revealed he once dreamed of becoming a DJ named 'Xara'. The Earthshot Prize gains crucial media attention through William's chatshow appearances, potentially boosting its global impact.
OpenAI announced it will no longer train its frontier AI models on live internet data, citing significant risks. The decision follows an internal engineer's recent statement that such a cutoff would be ineffective.
The Indian government will cap prices on 137 cancer drugs after the Supreme Court ruled mark-ups were 'extortion', following a case filed in 2022 by a retired bank clerk unable to afford medicine.
Canva released its first in-house image generation model to all users, promising better customization and lower costs. A separate practical guide also covers AI image generation techniques from diffusion to agent-based approaches.
OpenAI published a detailed post outlining new security measures for its frontier model training environment, including physical security, cybersecurity, and access controls. These measures aim to protect against theft and misuse of advanced AI models.
Independent MP Helen Haines's condition has improved to serious but stable after losing both legs in an alleged attack near her electorate office in Victoria. The Alfred hospital in Melbourne provided the update on Saturday.
About 200 firefighters were deployed to tackle a blaze at Adolf Hitler's former mountain retreat, the Eagle's Nest, in Bavaria. German police have detained a 33-year-old German man as a suspect.
DΓ³nal Lunny, a pioneering Irish traditional musician and founding member of influential bands Planxty, The Bothy Band, and Moving Hearts, died at age 79 from cancer. He was widely credited with spearheading the revival and global expansion of Irish folk music.
The new Blue Planet III series deliberately uses cloudier footage to prove its authenticity amid the AI boom, and features a dramatic scene of an octopus escaping death after a failed hunt. The David Attenborough-narrated series also debuts the world's first underwater CCTV.
Tommy Robinson left voicemail on Daily Mail editor Ted Verity threatening to make journalists' families 'famous' and hired private investigators to photograph their homes. He admitted to seeking pressure but denied intimidation during the harassment trial.
Police raided the office of RFK Jr. allies planning an unethical vaccine trial on babies, while a separate US-backed hepatitis B trial on African newborns was canceled following international outcry.
Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka suffered a quadriceps injury against Bayern Munich and could be sidelined for 6-8 weeks, acording to club sources.
