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PSNI: Police to reduce non-emergency mental health call-outs
Northern Ireland’s police force will stop responding to non-emergency mental health calls from the start of November, redirecting them to health and social care staff instead.
Vivek Ramaswamy discontinues attack ad that prompted wave of revulsion
Republican Ohio gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy confirmed Thursday his campaign has stopped airing an attack ad featuring the estranged mother of Democratic opponent Amy Acton, which drew criticism from both parties.
Is coal really making a comeback?
Global coal consumption is projected to reach record levels in 2026 following an energy crisis, though energy experts debate whether this represents a genuine revival or temporary fluctuation driven by oil and gas shortages.
Congress has a plan to stop Trump’s attack on offshore wind. It may not be enough.
Congress negotiated a bipartisan permitting reform bill designed to protect renewable energy projects from presidential interference, but experts question whether its provisions would effectively prevent future attacks on offshore wind and solar development.
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A media M&A chill: The Paramount-WBD antitrust challenge may hold up more deals than one
The delayed Paramount-Skydance-WBD merger due to antitrust challenges from state attorneys general is creating uncertainty across the media industry, potentially chilling other major deals.
Main Street Sports sues Comcast, Charter for underpaid licensing fees
Main Street Sports, a defunct regional sports network operator, sued Comcast and Charter Communications for allegedly underpaying licensing fees during early 2026 when the networks broadcast NBA and NHL games.
More than 70,000 social and affordable homes to be built across England over 10 years
Ministers announced over 70,000 social and affordable homes will be built across England over the next decade, with initial funding of nearly £10 billion allocated to several regions.
How Canada could hit back to hurt the US economy – and Trump
Canada, which sends 70% of its exports to the US, has significant leverage in the escalating trade dispute, including control over energy supplies, critical minerals, and agricultural commodities.
Andy Burnham refuses to rule out tax rises in autumn Budget
Prime Minister Andy Burnham declined to rule out tax increases in the autumn Budget, acknowledging challenging public finances while defending previously announced cost of living measures.
Woolworths’ Ooshies craze causes Coles sales slump with parents shopping at rival supermarket to collect toys
Woolworths’ Disney Ooshie collectibles campaign caused a temporary sales decline at rival Coles, with parents switching supermarkets to gather the popular plastic figurines during the promotional period.
Heatwave health risks threaten insurer earnings, rating agency S&P warns
Europe’s intense heatwaves are raising insurance claims for heat-related deaths and health conditions, potentially driving up premiums as companies face increased payouts, S&P warns.
Can Trump’s economic war against Iran do what airstrikes and negotiations couldn’t?
The U.S. has launched new sanctions against Iran as an alternative to military action, but experts question whether economic pressure alone can achieve regime change or shift Iran’s geopolitical position in the region.
US Treasury’s Scott Bessent ‘will lose’ battle with bond markets, former mentor warns
Former investor Stanley Druckenmiller warns Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that efforts to suppress bond yields through market intervention will ultimately fail, arguing the government should address fiscal deficits instead.
Indonesians brave choking smoke to pray for rain as country battles wildfires
Indonesian authorities organized a mass prayer gathering in South Sumatra on Tuesday as widespread wildfires scorched forests and peatlands, creating thick smoke that blanketed cities across the region.
Libya factions draft initial election pact amid lingering mistrust
Libyan factions have drafted an initial election pact addressing electoral laws and elections commission restructuring, though significant mistrust and implementation challenges remain among key stakeholders.
Bangladesh-India reset stalls over Hasina: What would break the deadlock?
Bangladesh and India’s bilateral relations have stalled over the treatment of former PM Sheikh Hasina, who is exiled in India and facing extradition requests and allegations of conducting political activities from Indian soil.