New York Sun owner Dovid Efune nearing deal to buy the Telegraph
Dovid Efune is said to be in advanced talks to buy the newspaper group, although discussions remain ongoing.
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Lammy: October 7 anniversary is ‘day of deep reflection and pain’
The Foreign Secretary echoed Sir Keir Starmer’s words, remembering ‘the worst attack on the Jewish community since the Holocaust’.
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Florida prepares for evacuations as Milton increases to Category 3 hurricane
Milton is predicted to make landfall on Wednesday.
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Coleen Rooney legal bill in Wagatha libel battle more than £1.8m, court told
Lawyers for Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy are in court in London in a dispute over costs from the libel case.
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Enzo Maresca believes Chelsea can cope with suspensions due to rotation policy
Chelsea fielded an entirely changed XI in the 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest from the one that beat Gent in the Conference League last Thursday.
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World’s rivers faced driest year in more than three decades in 2023, UN says
‘Water is the canary in the coalmine of climate change’, WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said.
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US national debt could rise under Harris – but would surge under Trump – report
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget found a second Donald Trump presidency could heap billions of dollars more onto the US national debt.
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Chancellor urged by SNP to ‘stop pushing children into poverty’
The party has proposed three measures to help lift around 1.2 million children out of poverty.
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Fort Hommet bunker opens with a bang
EXCITEMENT spread across Fort Hommet as the M19 automatic mortar bunker was officially opened with the firing of the gun for the first time on Saturday.
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Open up air travel to companies who can run an airline
IF, LIKE my wife and I, you have been badly affected by the disgraceful services of Aurigny, I suggest that Guernsey residents should now agree that enough is enough and band together to bring this appalling period of disruption at our airport to an end. This really can’t go on. Our lives are being totally disrupted by constant delays and cancellations from an airline that costs the taxpayers millions every year. Aurigny must be killing Guernsey as a holiday destination and even worse, driving businesses away from the island. What are our statesmen doing about it? In truth, nothing.
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ESC – ‘Strong interest’ in community governor roles
MORE than 20 people have applied to sit on interim governance boards for States schools.
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Average UK house price ‘just shy of record high’ in September
The typical property value has risen by around £13,000 over the past year, Halifax said.
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US spends record amount on military aid to Israel in last year
Research found the US has spent at least 17.9 billion dollars (£13.6 billion) on military aid to Israel since the war in Gaza began.
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Sir Keir Starmer shuffles Number 10 team after Sue Gray quits as chief of staff
She will be replaced as the chief of staff by Morgan McSweeney.
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Ireland calls for end to violence on first anniversary of October 7 attacks
Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheal Martin called for a political process to be ‘urgently revived’.
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