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George Russell dominated the Singapore Grand Prix from pole to flag. “Perfect weekend,” he said after sealing Mercedes’ win. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri turned McLaren’s celebration into tension. Norris muscled past his teammate at the start, sparking fury. “Are we cool with Lando just barging me out of the way?” Piastri asked over team radio. His voice dripped with anger. McLaren told him they would review it later. “That’s not fair,” Piastri snapped. “If he avoids Verstappen by hitting me, that’s a bad job.” Russell stayed calm up front. “He’s flying,” Mercedes radioed. The Briton never faltered, earning his…

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A global vision for nutrition and sustainability By 2050, every person could access nutritious, culturally appropriate food while helping the environment. The 2025 EAT-Lancet Commission on Healthy Diets From Sustainable Food Systems proposes a “planetary health diet” as a solution. The report finds that combining this diet with sustainable farming and reduced food waste could feed 9.6 billion people fairly. Researchers from more than 35 countries contributed, showing that global food-related greenhouse gas emissions could fall by over half if nations act together. Currently, about 30% of emissions come from producing, processing, and transporting food, with most of the remainder…

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George Russell produced a stunning lap to take pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, strengthening his case for a Mercedes contract extension. The Briton outpaced Max Verstappen by almost two-tenths of a second at Marina Bay, with the world champion left frustrated after accusing Lando Norris of costing him a chance at pole. Verstappen claimed he lost downforce when he caught the McLaren driver returning to the pits on his final lap, gesturing angrily in the cockpit. “You need every bit of clean air on a Q3 lap, and I lost downforce there. It will be remembered,” said Verstappen.…

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Electric car sales in the UK reached record levels in September, according to data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The figures show that electric and hybrid vehicles now dominate new registrations, marking a significant step in the country’s shift toward greener transport. Electric and hybrid cars lead the market Fully electric vehicle sales rose by nearly a third to 72,779 last month. Plug-in hybrid models increased even faster, pushing combined electric and hybrid registrations to more than half of all new cars sold. The SMMT said the rise was driven by greater discounts, more model options,…

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High above Berlin’s Viktoriapark, the rapid keck-keck-keck calls of goshawks echo as the powerful raptors soar and dive, scattering crows in their path. For conservationist Dr Paul O’Donoghue, it is a vision of what could soon become reality in the UK. O’Donoghue and Rewilding UK plan to introduce goshawks into British cities, starting with Chester and London. Once persecuted to near extinction in the UK, the apex predator has thrived in European capitals such as Berlin, Amsterdam, and Prague. There, goshawks hunt pigeons from rooftops and nest in city parks, seemingly unfazed by traffic, joggers, or schoolchildren. The project foresees…

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Officials say no one injured in late-night blastChevron’s sprawling refinery in El Segundo was rattled by an explosion Thursday evening that ignited a major fire visible for miles along the coast. The incident, reported around 9:30 p.m., began in a processing unit tied to jet-fuel production. Company officials later said every worker was safe and no injuries had been reported. Firefighters work through night to contain flamesDozens of engines and emergency teams swarmed the scene, attacking the blaze into the early morning hours. By sunrise, authorities confirmed the fire had been contained, though crews stayed behind to cool equipment and…

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A human rights group claims TikTok recommends pornography and sexualised videos to children. Researchers created fake child accounts, activated safety settings, and still received explicit search prompts. These included clips of simulated masturbation and pornographic sex. TikTok says it acted quickly once notified and insists it prioritises safe, age-appropriate experiences for young users. Fake child accounts reveal hidden dangers In July and August, Global Witness researchers set up four TikTok profiles. They posed as 13-year-olds using false birth dates. The platform did not request additional verification. Investigators enabled TikTok’s “restricted mode”. The company advertises this feature as protection against sexual…

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Ryanair says it may be forced to cancel up to 600 flights a day during a French air traffic control (ATC) strike next week, potentially disrupting travel for as many as 100,000 passengers. The walkout, called by France’s main ATC union SNCTA, is scheduled for 7–10 October and will reduce capacity across western European airspace. Flights from the UK to France and southern Europe are expected to be hit hardest as many routes overfly French territory. Michael O’Leary, Ryanair’s chief executive, urged the European Commission to step in and protect overflights, arguing that cancellations should apply only to flights directly…

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Elon Musk has become the first person in history to hold a net worth above $500bn. The milestone reflects soaring values of Tesla and his other ventures this year. His wealth briefly touched $500.1bn on Wednesday afternoon in New York. It later dipped slightly to just over $499bn, according to Forbes’ billionaires index. Other Musk ventures, including the AI startup xAI and rocket company SpaceX, have also seen strong valuation gains in recent months. Musk extends lead among the world’s richest This achievement secures Musk’s position as the richest person on the planet. He stays far ahead of other global…

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Emergency responders swarm Mitchel Houses complex A section of a 20-story public housing tower in the Bronx came crashing down Wednesday after an explosion inside the building’s boiler and chimney shaft. The collapse took place at the Mitchel Houses on Alexander Avenue, scattering brick and concrete across the surrounding blocks as firefighters and inspectors moved quickly to contain the danger. No reported injuries, tenants displaced Authorities confirmed that despite the dramatic collapse, no residents were injured. Several apartments were cleared, and families were escorted to safety while engineers evaluated the building’s condition. Streets near the Mott Haven site were closed,…

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