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    Gaza teenage sisters win an environmental award for turning war rubble into reusable bricks, aiming to support local
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    May 13, 2026
    Two neighbours divided by Belfast peace wall turn barriers into friendship Physical wall turns short distance into long walk Lily Brannon, 73, and Michelle Bradley, 46, live in Belfast on opposite sides of a peace wall that separates the Springfield and Springmartin Road areas. Their homes are only about two minutes apart on foot. Because of the wall, the journey between them takes around 20 to 30 minutes. These peace lines exist across parts of Belfast to separate some Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist communities. Friendship formed through cross community project The two women met through a cross community programme in west Belfast. The initiative runs at the Black Mountain Shared Space building and is supported by the International Fund for Ireland peace barriers programme. At first, both felt cautious. Michelle remembers a sense of reservation. Lily describes it as suspicion. That early tension faded as they spent more time together. From fear to trust Lily grew up before the Troubles, the decades of conflict that ended with the 1998 peace agreement. Michelle was born during the 1980s, when violence was still widespread. Michelle says she did not grow up with hate, but with fear of what she did not know. She believed people on the other side might already dislike her, even without meeting them. Strong bond despite history Over time, the two women built a close friendship. Lily now speaks warmly about Michelle and says she is someone she can rely on. Michelle has also formed a strong bond with Lily. Their relationship shows how everyday contact can reduce long held fears between communities that have been divided for decades. The International Fund for Ireland, which supports this kind of work, is marking 40 years of cross community efforts.
    Two neighbours divided by Belfast peace wall turn barriers into friendship
    May 13, 2026
    A South Carolina court has overturned the murder conviction of former lawyer Alex Murdaugh. He was convicted in 2023 for killing his wife Maggie and son Paul. The state Supreme Court has now ordered a new trial. Court decision The South Carolina Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling, 5 to 0, in favor of a new trial. The judges said Murdaugh did not receive a fair trial because of outside influence on the jury. Murdaugh is currently serving two life sentences for the murders. He is also serving additional prison terms for financial crimes at both state and federal level. Reason for new trial The court found that the Colleton County Clerk of Court, Rebecca Hill, improperly influenced the jury. The judges said her actions affected the fairness of the trial. Hill has already pleaded guilty to misconduct, obstruction of justice, and perjury. She admitted to sharing sealed information and misusing public funds. Claims of jury influence The ruling included statements from jurors who said Hill made comments during the trial. One juror said she was told to watch Murdaugh closely, which affected how she viewed the case. Other jurors reported being told not to trust the defense and to avoid being misled by evidence presented in court. Some also said Hill suggested the case should not take long during deliberations. Background of the case Murdaugh was once a powerful attorney in South Carolina. His criminal trial lasted six weeks and received global attention. The case involved the shooting deaths of his wife and son near the family property. After his conviction, the case became widely covered through documentaries, podcasts, and books. The trial was also broadcast publicly. Hill later published a book about the case, but it was later withdrawn after plagiarism concerns.
    Court overturns Alex Murdaugh murder conviction and orders new trial
    May 13, 2026
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    May 12, 2026
    Oil Price Forecast Stays Above 100 Dollars as Global Supply Pressures Continue
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    May 11, 2026
    US President Donald Trump is set to visit China for high level talks with Xi Jinping as both countries try to protect a fragile trade truce amid tariff tensions and economic rivalry.
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    May 11, 2026
    Shell reports higher quarterly profits as the Iran conflict drives oil prices higher and creates major disruption in global energy markets.
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    May 7, 2026
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    Eagles Set for London Game in 2026 NFL Season as League Expands Globally Philadelphia Eagles Head to London The Philadelphia Eagles will return to London in the 2026 NFL season. They will be part of a major international schedule that includes a record number of games outside the United States. The Eagles last played in London in 2018. The game in London will take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. It adds to the league plan of growing American football across global markets. NFL Expands to Nine International Games The NFL will stage nine regular season games across four continents in 2026. These matches will be played in seven different countries. The United Kingdom will host three games again. The league is also expanding into new regions. Australia and France will host NFL games for the first time. This marks a major step in the sport’s international growth. Jaguars and 49ers Lead Overseas Schedule The Jacksonville Jaguars and San Francisco 49ers will each play two games outside the United States. The Jaguars will also host games in London across two consecutive weeks. The 49ers will take part in international fixtures that include matches in Mexico. The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys will also play in Brazil in the league’s first game in Rio de Janeiro. London Games Schedule London will open its NFL run on 4 October. The Washington Commanders will face the Indianapolis Colts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Jaguars will then host the Eagles the following week at the same venue. After that, they will meet the Houston Texans at Wembley Stadium. This will be a divisional game, which is rare outside the United States. Games Across Europe and Australia The NFL will also stage games in other major cities. Paris will host its first NFL game at Stade de France, where the New Orleans Saints will meet the Pittsburgh Steelers. Real Madrid’s stadium will host a game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Atlanta Falcons. Munich will see the New England Patriots face the Detroit Lions. The opening international game of the season will be played in Australia. The Los Angeles Rams will face the San Francisco 49ers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. League Reaction and Expansion Goals NFL UK and Ireland leadership said the 2026 schedule features major stadiums and strong matchups. They highlighted the Eagles as a strong and competitive team returning to London. They also noted that divisional games played outside the United States are still uncommon. The Jaguars hosting the Texans in London was described as a key moment for international growth.
    Eagles Set for London Game in 2026 NFL Season as League Expands Globally
    May 13, 2026
    Middlesbrough React After Playoff Exit Amid Spygate Claims Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg has spoken out after his side were knocked out of the Championship playoffs by Southampton in a tense extra time defeat at St Mary’s Stadium. Southampton won the match 2 1 after extra time, but the result has been overshadowed by serious off pitch allegations linked to a Spygate investigation. Spygate Allegations Dominate Post Match Debate The English Football League has charged Southampton over claims that someone associated with the club observed a Middlesbrough training session before the first leg. Hellberg said the issue changed how he feels about the tie. He believes the match should be decided by tactics alone, not by any unfair advantage gained outside the pitch. He also said it feels painful because it affects the fairness he expects in football. Southampton Under Investigation Southampton have requested more time to carry out an internal review of the situation. This could delay the final outcome of the investigation. However, the EFL is under pressure to make a quick decision because the playoff schedule is already tight. The uncertainty has created tension around whether the upcoming final at Wembley will go ahead as planned. Middlesbrough Want Clear Outcome Middlesbrough want clarity so the competition can move forward without confusion. They believe the situation must be resolved quickly so focus can return to football rather than off field issues. The result of the investigation could have a major impact on both clubs and the final stage of the season.
    Middlesbrough React After Playoff Exit Amid Spygate Claims
    May 13, 2026
    Eddie Jones Suspended as Japan Head Coach After Match Official Abuse Disciplinary Action Taken by JRFU Former England rugby head coach Eddie Jones has been fined and suspended from his role as Japan head coach after admitting to inappropriate comments directed at match officials during an under 23 tour in Australia last month. The Japanese Rugby Football Union confirmed the decision, saying the behaviour was serious enough to require strong disciplinary action under his contract. Jones has been removed from duty for six weeks and will miss Japan’s next four matches, including the opening Nations Championship fixture against Italy on 4 July. He will also be absent for two matches against a Hong Kong China Select team and a warm up game against the Maori All Blacks. The union has also reduced his salary as part of the punishment. Jones Issues Apology Jones accepted the sanction and expressed regret over his conduct. He said his remarks caused discomfort to local officials and others involved, and he apologised for the incident. The 66 year old acknowledged responsibility and said he understood the impact of his behaviour. Background and Recent Incidents Japan’s under 23 squad completed the tour with three wins from four matches, including a strong 38 to 21 victory over Randwick, a club closely linked to Jones’ coaching history. This is not the first time Jones has faced controversy since returning to Australia. After England’s series win over Australia in 2022, he was involved in tense exchanges with fans who accused him of disloyalty following his switch in coaching roles.
    Eddie Jones Suspended as Japan Head Coach After Match Official Abuse
    May 13, 2026
    England Recall Ollie Robinson as Emilio Gay, James Rew and Sonny Baker Earn First Test Call Ups
    England Recall Ollie Robinson for New Zealand Test as Emilio Gay, James Rew and Sonny Baker Earn First Call Ups
    May 13, 2026
    Man Utd chiefs to recommend Carrick for permanent job
    Manchester United Move Closer to Naming Michael Carrick as Permanent Manager
    May 13, 2026
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    Princess Catherine received a warm welcome in Italy as crowds gathered in Reggio Emilia during her first overseas public appearance after cancer treatment.
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How Britain Became a Fried Chicken Nation
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How Britain Became a Fried Chicken Nation

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February 10, 2026
A major social media addiction trial has started in California, where Instagram and YouTube face serious claims about their impact on children’s mental health. Lawyers for the plaintiff say the world’s largest tech companies built platforms that hook young users on purpose. The case centers on a girl identified as K.G.M., also called Kaley G.M., who says she developed mental health problems because of her addiction to social media. Her initials are used because the alleged harm happened when she was a minor. Lawyers Claim Platforms Were Designed to Hook Children During opening statements in Los Angeles Superior Court, attorney Mark Lanier argued that Meta and YouTube created systems that target children’s brains. He told the jury that the companies designed features to keep kids online for longer periods. To make his point, he placed children’s blocks in front of him labeled with words like “Addicting,” “Brains,” and “Children.” Lanier also presented internal company emails. In one 2015 email shown in court, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly pushed for a 12% increase in time spent on the platform to meet business goals. Lanier claimed YouTube targeted young users because advertisers pay more to reach them. He also accused the platform of acting as a “digital babysitter” for busy parents. According to the lawsuit, both companies failed to warn families about the potential mental health risks linked to their platform designs. Defense Says Other Factors Caused Mental Health Struggles Lawyers for Meta and YouTube rejected the claims. Meta’s attorney, Paul Schmidt, argued that Instagram was not a key factor in K.G.M.’s mental health challenges. He told the jury that she experienced family neglect, verbal abuse, and domestic violence long before using social media. Court records show she began therapy at the age of three. Schmidt displayed statements in which K.G.M. described her mother yelling at her and calling her hurtful names. He urged jurors to consider her home environment when assessing her psychological distress. The companies also argue that federal law protects them from liability for content posted by third parties. Trial Could Shape Future Social Media Lawsuits The six-week trial could influence thousands of similar cases across the United States. Families, school districts, and state prosecutors have filed lawsuits claiming social media platforms harm young users. In a separate case, 29 state attorneys general asked a federal judge to order Meta to remove accounts belonging to children under 13. They also want the company to delete data collected from those users and remove algorithms built on that information. Eighteen of those states also requested limits on school-time and late-night usage. They asked the court to disable features like infinite scroll, autoplay, and beauty filters. Meta says it has introduced safety measures for teen accounts, including stronger content filters. However, state officials argue these changes offer limited protection. Over the coming weeks, the court will hear from expert witnesses, former employees, and top executives, including Zuckerberg, Instagram head Adam Mosseri, and YouTube CEO Neal Mohan. Snapchat’s parent company Snap and TikTok have already settled with K.G.M. and are no longer part of the case. The outcome may set a financial benchmark for future lawsuits and reshape how social media companies design their platforms for young users.
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Instagram and YouTube Addiction Trial Begins in California Court

A major social media addiction trial has started in California, where Instagram…

February 10, 2026
US Cuts Tariffs on Bangladeshi Clothing Under New Trade Deal
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US Cuts Tariffs on Bangladeshi Clothing Under New Trade Deal

US Reduces Tariffs on Bangladeshi Apparel The United States has agreed to…

February 10, 2026
CMA Seeks Fair Competition and Transparency Sarah Cardell, head of the CMA, said the commitments "will boost the UK's app economy" and mark just the first step in broader reforms. She added that securing immediate commitments from Apple and Google highlights the flexibility of the UK’s digital markets competition regime. In October 2025, the CMA classified both Apple’s and Google’s app stores as having "strategic market status." This allowed the regulator to demand changes that promote competition and offer more choices to developers and users. Key Commitments from Apple and Google As part of the new measures, Apple and Google will: Avoid giving preferential treatment to their own apps. Be transparent in approving third-party apps. Not misuse data from third-party developers unfairly. Cardell called these "important first steps" and said the CMA will continue working with the companies on additional reforms. The regulator also confirmed it will closely monitor progress and enforce formal changes if the commitments are ignored. Tech Giants Respond Apple welcomed the commitments, stating it faces strong competition in all markets and continues to focus on user experience. Google said its current app store practices are fair and transparent but welcomed the chance to address CMA concerns collaboratively. Technology analyst Paolo Pescatore described the announcement as a "pragmatic first step" but noted it may only address the "low-hanging fruit." He suggested stronger regulations could still follow. Context: EU Criticism and UK App Market The CMA said the UK has Europe’s largest app economy in terms of revenue and developer numbers, contributing roughly 1.5% of GDP and supporting around 400,000 jobs. Both Apple and Google previously warned against following EU-style strict regulations. In Europe, large online platforms labeled "gatekeepers" face tougher rules to promote fair competition. Apple, for instance, has had to show alternative browsers and improve interoperability without compromising user privacy and security. Apple emphasized that the recent commitments reflect its constructive engagement with the CMA and pragmatic regulatory approach.
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Apple and Google Agree to UK App Store Changes After CMA Intervention

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February 10, 2026
Back to Oil and Gas The company is refocusing on oil and gas operations, moving away from renewable energy projects. Meg O'Neill, former head of Woodside Energy, will become the first woman to lead a major global oil firm in April. She is expected to continue this strategy. Carol Howle, BP’s interim CEO, said O'Neill’s leadership will help make BP simpler, stronger, and more valuable. Ramped-Up Cost-Cutting BP now aims to save $5.5 billion–$6.5 billion by the end of 2027, up from the previous target of $5 billion. The company also sold a 65% stake in its Castrol business. Analysts praised BP’s decisive steps, including halting the buyback, selling non-core assets, and increasing structural cost savings. BP currently carries $22 billion in debt. Its fourth-quarter profits fell 30% to $1.54 billion, as Brent crude fell below $60 per barrel for the first time in over four years. Shareholders Question Strategy BP’s profits have now declined three years in a row, after peaking at $27.7 billion in 2022. Rival Shell also reported a 22% drop in annual earnings. Some shareholders are questioning BP’s renewed focus on oil and gas. Pension funds filed a resolution for the April AGM, asking whether upstream investments—exploration and extraction—will deliver the best returns. Critics note that upstream operations caused 75% of disposal losses and impairments since 2020. Leadership Challenges Previous CEO Murray Auchincloss stepped down after less than two years, replacing Bernard Looney, who was dismissed in 2023 over undisclosed workplace relationships. Cornelia Meyer, former BP executive, praised O'Neill’s record. “She’s an oil woman, not a renewables woman,” Meyer said. “If anyone can revive BP’s fortunes, she probably can.”
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BP Boosts Cost-Cutting Efforts as Profits Fall

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February 10, 2026
Netflix vs Paramount: The Battle to Acquire Warner Bros
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Netflix vs Paramount: The Battle to Acquire Warner Bros

Netflix and Paramount Clash Over Warner Bros Hollywood is witnessing a high-stakes…

February 10, 2026
New Surveillance Footage Released The FBI has shared images of a masked individual in connection with the disappearance of news anchor Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie. Authorities say the person was armed and may have tampered with Nancy’s home security camera. FBI Director Kash Patel said investigators recently recovered footage that had been inaccessible due to damaged or removed recording devices. The videos show the suspect approaching the front door, checking the camera, and covering it with vegetation. Family Urges Public Help Savannah Guthrie shared the footage on Instagram, appealing to anyone who might recognize the suspect. “We believe she is still out there,” Savannah said. “Bring her home.” This marks the first significant development in the case, which has drawn national attention since Nancy, 84, went missing from her Tucson, Arizona, home on January 31. Timeline and Evidence Authorities found that the home’s doorbell camera was disconnected at 1:47 a.m., with motion detected at 2:12 a.m. Around 2:28 a.m., Nancy’s pacemaker app lost connection. Blood found on her porch tested positive as hers. The FBI has also offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to her safe return. Ransom Notes and Investigations Officials are taking a recent ransom email seriously, which included a Monday deadline. Previous ransom demands were in Bitcoin, and one hoax note led to an arrest last week. Nancy’s family has said they are willing to pay for her safe return. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that President Donald Trump has reviewed the footage and urged anyone with information to contact authorities. Public Response The case has prompted widespread concern and social media appeals. Savannah continues to share updates, asking the public for help in identifying the suspect and ensuring her mother’s safety.
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FBI Releases Images of Masked Suspect in Hunt for Savannah Guthrie’s Mother

New Surveillance Footage Released The FBI has shared images of a masked…

February 10, 2026
US consumer spending stalled in December, reflecting cautious consumer behavior amid inflation and slower wage growth.
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US Consumer Spending Slows in December, Raising Economic Concerns

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February 10, 2026
49ers’ Keion White Undergoes Surgery After Ankle Shooting
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49ers’ Keion White Undergoes Surgery After Ankle Shooting

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February 10, 2026
Clare Connor Announces Exit from ECB Clare Connor, managing director of England women’s cricket, will leave the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following this summer's home Women's T20 World Cup. Connor also serves as the ECB’s deputy chief executive and has spent 18 years shaping English cricket. From Star Player to Influential Administrator Before joining the ECB, Connor had a stellar playing career. She earned 111 caps over ten years and captained England to a historic Ashes win in 2005, ending a 42-year drought against Australia. Alongside cricket, she worked as a teacher. Connor became the first female president of the Marylebone Cricket Club in 2021-22. She also made history by joining the International Cricket Council’s cricket committee and continues to chair its women’s cricket committee. Between 2022 and 2023, she served as ECB interim chief executive. Transforming Women’s Cricket During her tenure, Connor helped move English women’s cricket from amateur status to the professional era. She oversaw multiple reforms in the domestic structure and worked to make the sport more accessible and inclusive for girls and women. Connor said, “Helping to grow women's cricket for the past 18 years has been an absolute privilege. My goal has always been to make cricket as normal for a girl as it is for a boy. Knowing that the sport is now more inclusive and gender-balanced is deeply rewarding.” Departure After the World Cup Connor’s decision to leave is personal. Her exit will come after the Women’s T20 World Cup concludes with the final at Lord's on July 5. Her legacy includes not only her playing achievements but also her lasting impact on women’s cricket administration.
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Clare Connor to Step Down from ECB Role After Women’s T20 World Cup

Clare Connor Announces Exit from ECB Clare Connor, managing director of England…

February 10, 2026
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