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Price of oil hits $116 a barrel after Trump says he wants to ‘take the oil in Iran’

Stock markets in Asia drop sharply, with investors nervous over escalation of Middle East conflict Business live – latest news The price of oil has risen sharply to $116 a barrel after Donald Trump said he wanted to “ take the oil in Iran ”, sending Asian stock markets tumbling. Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil, rose by 2% in early trading on Monday, after Trump said that he could seize the Iranian export hub of Kharg Island . Continue reading...

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Australians may not see cheaper fuel for weeks despite Labor’s excise cuts

Flow-on effect will depend on how quickly service stations sell more expensive fuel, experts warn, leaving Easter travel plans up in the air Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Australians expecting relief from punishing fuel prices in time for Easter travel are set to be disappointed, with the industry predicting the effects of Labor temporarily halving the excise will take days or weeks to reach some bowsers around the country. The halving of the fuel excise, which beg

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Distancing himself from Trump and a badly waged war in Iran might be the smartest move Albanese can make

The US president thumbs his nose at concerns about the most serious energy crisis in global history. But Australia, like other countries, is paying a high price Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Gently, about 10 days ago, Anthony Albanese tried to send Donald Trump a message about the escalating war in Iran . In a Hobart radio interview, the prime minister said the US had achieved its original justifications and should bring hostilities in the Middle East to an end. Co

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‘Succulent Chinese meal’ speech added to Australia’s National Film and Sound Archive

Jack Karlson’s rallying cry of ‘democracy manifest’ added to national collection of sound recordings that hold historical, cultural and aesthetic significance Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Thirty-five years ago, when Jack Karlson was hauled into a police car outside a Chinese restaurant in Queensland, he couldn’t have known his bombastic speech would be watched by millions around the world, become a meme and now, be preserved for ever in Australia’s National Film a

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Most gen Z fathers in Australia believe it’s solely their job to provide financially, research finds

Survey also found 65% of gen Z think ‘things are better if men do paid work and women do care work’ Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Younger fathers are more likely to cling to outdated ideas that frame men as the money earners and women as caregivers, new research has found. The Australian State of the World’s Fathers report is based on a global survey of 8,000 parents, with 533 from Australia. Continue reading...

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Thieves steal 400,000 KitKat chocolate bars in Europe

Thieves steal 400,000 KitKat chocolate bars in Europe

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

Recent $167m lottery winner arrested for allegedly stealing $12,000 in Kentucky

Burglary arrest was James Farthing’s latest run-in with the law after winning the Powerball jackpot last year Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox A man who recently won a $167m Powerball lottery jackpot stands accused of stealing the relatively paltry sum of $12,000 after breaking into a house in his home state of Kentucky on Saturday, according to authorities who arrested him. James Farthing’s arrest on Saturday on counts of burglary and illicit marijua

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NBC News · Oct 8

UConn's Braylon Mullins Talks 3-Point Buzzer Beater Against Duke

Braylon Mullins, the UConn freshman who hit the three-point shot against Duke that launched the Huskies into the Final Four with less than one second left in the game, joins TODAY to talk about his 35-foot buzzer beater that will go down in college basketball history. The 19-year old reveals what he was thinking during that last shot, shares how grateful he is for coach Dan Hurley, and looks forward to playing in his hometown of Indiana for the Final Four of March Madness.

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

JD Vance says aliens are ‘demons’ and details obsession with UFOs

Vice-president promises ‘to get to the bottom of’ reports of US government files about unidentified flying objects Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox JD Vance , the vice-president of the United States, said this weekend that he considers aliens to be “demons”. As the war in Iran continues, petrol and grocery prices soar and chaos continues at US airports as a partial government shutdown endures, Vance appeared on the conservative Benny Show podcast , re

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Amnesty International warns Fifa World Cup risks becoming ‘stage for repression’

Human rights group says US is facing an ‘emergency’ ICE director said agency will play ‘key part’ at tournament Amnesty International has warned that the World Cup, spread across three North American countries, risks becoming a “stage for repression”. The human rights organisation published a report on Monday – “ Humanity Must Win ” – calling on Fifa and the host countries, the US, Canada and Mexico, to take urgent action to protect fans, players and other communities. Fifa has promised a tourna

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Actor and comedian Alex Duong dies at 42 after cancer battle

Comedian Alex Duong performs in West Hollywood in 2021.

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Apple subsidiary fined by UK government over Moscow sanctions breach

Apple Distribution International, based in Ireland, made payments worth £635,000 to a Russian streaming service The UK government has fined a subsidiary of Apple £390,000 for breaching sanctions against Moscow over payments it made to a Russian streaming platform. Apple Distribution International (ADI), based in the Republic of Ireland, instructed an unnamed UK-based bank to make two payments to a company owned by a sanctioned Russian entity. Continue reading...

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Adults underestimate risk of abuse posed to women by ex-partners, UK data shows

Figures shows 42% of callers to Refuge identify former partner as abuser, but only 12% of adults recognise this possibility The risk posed to women by ex-partners in cases of abuse is underestimated by large swathes of the British public, according to the charity Refuge. Data from the charity’s helpline found that 42% of people who call Refuge for help identify a former partner as their abuser, a statistic which underlines how common it is for an ex to be a cause of harm after a relationship has

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NBC News · Oct 8

U.S. troops amass as Trump says Iran softened blockcade

U.S. troops amass as Trump says Iran softened blockcade

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NBC News · Oct 8

Usha Vance says she supports J.D. Vance presidential run

Usha Vance says she supports J.D. Vance presidential run

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

‘A life among the trees’: Bristol zoo’s gorillas move out of town

Five miles from their former city zoo, seven gorillas are exploring their new ‘African forest’ home It has been an eventful few months for Bristol’s gorillas. The troop made headlines across the world when an urban explorer snapped pictures of them looking downbeat in their old, almost deserted home near the city centre. Then they were moved – under armed police escort – to a new out-of-town base and promptly suffered a shock bereavement. On Monday, in warm spring sunshine, the western lowland g

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

Soy what? 40,000lbs of spilled tofu leads to ‘unforgettable’ odor in Missouri town

Cargo of tofu was spilled in highway accident near town of Jerome and left to ripen and rot in the open for weeks A staggering 40,000lbs of extra-firm tofu was spilled in an accident near a small town in Missouri and left in the open for weeks, creating a smell that local officials called “unforgettable”. The cleanup – dubbed the “Great Battle of the Jerome Tofu Monster” – began near the town of Jerome, in south-western Missouri, on 1 March, when a tractor-trailer vehicle with a cargo of tofu cr

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DHS: Corey Lewandowski left role after Noem fired

DHS: Corey Lewandowski left role after Noem fired

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Spain closes airspace to US military over Iran war, widening rift with US

Spain’s defence minister confirms move and describes US-Israel war on Iran as ‘profoundly illegal and unjust’ US-Israel war on Iran – live updates Spain has ramped up its opposition to the US-Israel war on Iran by closing its airspace to US aircraft involved in attacks, underlining its position as Europe’s leading critic of the conflict. The move, first reported by El País newspaper and confirmed by the defence minister on Monday, comes after Madrid said the US could not use jointly operated mil

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‘The police can’t do it alone’: head of police watchdog on how to cut crime

HM chief inspector Andy Cooke says multi-agency approach is needed to cut poverty and increase opportunities The best way to stop people becoming criminals is to reduce poverty, target prevention strategies at young people, and increase opportunity, his majesty’s chief inspector of constabulary has said. Sir Andy Cooke, who is preparing to leave his post and retire after 40 years in policing, told the Guardian that his decades of experience taught him that crime was a “symptom of deeper societal