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‘They want to break us so they can own us’: Canadian PM warns of US threat ahead of Alberta vote
Oct 16, 2026

‘They want to break us so they can own us’: Canadian PM warns of US threat ahead of Alberta vote

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warned Thursday that the United States is trying to break Canada so it can “own us”


AirPods 5 vs AirPods Pro 3: When you should (and shouldn’t) spend £80 more
Oct 16, 2026

AirPods 5 vs AirPods Pro 3: When you should (and shouldn’t) spend £80 more

The all-new AirPods 5 finally come with on-stem volume controls, and boast stronger active noise cancellation



Oct 16, 2026

Asian stocks rise as tech bounces from rout, Fed boss upbeat on AI

HONG KONG - Most Asian markets bounced Friday after the previous day's tech rout fuelled by concerns over the AI boom, which Federal Reserve boss Kevin Warsh said offered huge benefits to the global economy.


Dog owners will have to wash their pets' urine from trees under new rules in Vienna
Oct 16, 2026

Dog owners will have to wash their pets' urine from trees under new rules in Vienna

A Vienna neighbourhood has introduced new rules that tell dog owners to wash their pets' urine from trees.


Japan Mistakenly Issues Magnitude 9.9 Quake Alert After Tremor Near Russia; Withdraws It Minutes Later
Oct 16, 2026

Japan Mistakenly Issues Magnitude 9.9 Quake Alert After Tremor Near Russia; Withdraws It Minutes Later

Japan's Meteorological Agency withdrew a mistaken 9.9-magnitude earthquake alert after eight minutes. The actual 6.9 quake struck near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula.



Students join Yellow Vest protest: Greater collective strength versus risk of losing distinct voice
Oct 16, 2026

Students join Yellow Vest protest: Greater collective strength versus risk of losing distinct voice

As student protests converge with broader public discontent over the rising cost of living in France, Genie Godula is joined by Sébastien Vieille, national secretary of the SNALC teachers’ union. He offers an assessment of a movement confronting political uncertainty, deteriorating school infrastructure and mounting fiscal constraints. Speaking from Montbéliard in eastern France, Vieille questions whether alliances with larger protest movements, including the Yellow Vests, will strengthen students’ demands or ultimately make them "less visible".



‘When I started cooking, there wasn’t even an avocado’: Mary Berry on marriage, modern eating and the secret to stress-free cooking
Oct 16, 2026

‘When I started cooking, there wasn’t even an avocado’: Mary Berry on marriage, modern eating and the secret to stress-free cooking

From a time when avocados were unheard of to an age of one-pot dinners, Mary Berry has seen British cooking transformed. The 91-year-old tells Lauren Taylor about 60 years of marriage, how her own eating habits have changed and why good home cooking needn’t be complicated


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