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  1. The Age·World26 sources
    US midterms 2026 LIVE updates: Polls begin to open across America with key states threatening President Trump, Republican majority; ‘Blue wave’ predicted for Democrats in House and Senate
  2. The Sydney Morning Herald·World26 sources
    US midterms 2026 LIVE updates: Polls begin to open across America with key states threatening President Trump, Republican majority; ‘Blue wave’ predicted for Democrats in House and Senate
  3. Bloomberg·Business
    Oil to Remain at $100 Per Barrel Through 2027, Oil Analyst Sankey Warns
  4. Deadline·Culture6 sources
    UK Theme Park Alton Towers Permanently Closes David Walliams Attraction
  5. Deadline·Culture
    More International Deals For ‘Sherlock & Daughter’ Ahead Of UK & Ireland Premiere On HBO Max
  6. TIME·Culture3 sources
    Godzilla Minus Zero Director Made His Film as a Response to Oppenheimer
  7. Sky Sports·Sports
    Lawson admits 'no assurance' of retaining Racing Bulls seat
  8. Deadline·Culture
    Lucky Number Unveils First Image Of Hiam Abbass In Psychological Thriller ‘Daughter Of Eden’ – AFM
  9. Variety·Culture
    Judi Dench Tells All About Bond: It Was Daniel Craig’s Idea to ‘Have Me Killed’
  10. MarketWatch·Business
    3 signs cash-strapped consumers are nearing a ‘spend-pocalypse’ that would hurt the economy
  11. The Age·2 sources
    From fleecing fans to 25-hour washer-dryer cycle: Shonky’s top awards named
  12. Metro·
    All the biggest 2026 Christmas adverts so far including John Lewis and Aldi’s Kevin the Carrot
  13. The Sydney Morning Herald·Business2 sources
    From fleecing fans to 25-hour washer-dryer cycle: Shonky’s top awards named
  14. Evening Standard·
    'Let's hope it was not life-critical': Moment ambulance is held up at new Oxford Street barriers
  15. Bloomberg·Business2 sources
    How a Democrat Win Could Frustrate Trump’s Energy Agenda
  16. The Independent·2 sources
    UK job satisfaction drops to a record low
  17. Global News·Business
    Toronto’s child hunger rates nearly double as city sees 4.1M food bank visits: report
  18. The New York Times·2 sources
    Latinos are now America’s most important swing voters.
  19. MarketWatch·Business
    Shopify’s stock slides after earnings. This is what’s worrying Wall Street.
  20. The Age·2 sources
    Superquiz, Wednesday, November 4
  21. The Sydney Morning Herald·2 sources
    Superquiz, Wednesday, November 4
  22. The New York Times·World7 sources
    King Charles to Give ‘Unflinching’ Speech on UK’s Role in Slave Trade
  23. Evening Standard·Sports10 sources
    Surprise! Mikel Arteta reunited with former Arsenal striker before Champions League clash
  24. Daily Mail·Business
    Nationwide launches best buy fixed-rate savings deal - is it worth opening?
  25. The Independent·2 sources
    Full list of 2026 US federal holidays
  26. The Mirror·
    Sarah Ferguson 'in contact with Andrew' as she settles back into UK life
  27. Daily Mail·
    Inside the bitter feud between Sydney's 'Botox queen' Dr Naomi and a rival cosmetic doctor: Fair Work claims, a defamation threat, an ATO complaint... and his crushing court loss that ended it all
  28. The Independent·Health2 sources
    Taylor Red country singer Nicole Taylor dies aged 35 after breast cancer battle
  29. The Independent·World
    JD Vance calls four-year-old daughter ‘Democrat’ after she steals brother’s toys to donate
  30. Metro·
    There are 8 types of texters in the group chat — which one are you?
  31. Global News·2 sources
    OSAP pause hits paramedic students bound to work in underserved areas
  32. Metro·2 sources
    Jude Bellingham strips for Calvin Klein and there’s one bulge we can’t ignore (no, not that one)
  33. The Independent·Sports4 sources
    Teenager arrested for allegedly mocking Bradley Lowery at Premier League match
  34. Daily Mail·Business
    'No financial institution is immune from cyber attack': After the Binance hack, JEFF PRESTRIDGE shares stark warning from financial experts. Not everyone will get their money back if the worst happens - you must act now…
  35. STAT·Health6 sources
    First U.S. bird flu death of the year after cattle exposure
  36. Metro·
    Persona 1 remake seems to have leaked via impressive new trailer
  37. Daily Mail·
    Labour's new nanny state drive on private pensions: Fears plan for 'incomes for life' will leave people 'locked in' to deals they don't want
  38. The Independent·Sports2 sources
    Alycia Baumgardner promoter makes bold claim and gives update on Caroline Dubois clash
  39. The Irish Times·World26 sources
    US midterm elections live updates: Voting begins with Trump’s Republicans behind in key polls
  40. The Mirror·8 sources
    Ryanair 'bomb threat' live: Manchester Airport flight reports bomb threat onboard
WorldHaley Stevens endorses GOP candidate in Michigan Senate race, spurning Abdul El-SayedBusinessApple posts stronger-than-expected revenue in first earnings report for new CEO John TernusTechnologySupermarket freezers across Europe hit by second suspected cyber-attackScienceFossilised red blood cells found in 115m-year-old dinosaur’s bone, say scientistsHealthWashington state resident dies from bird flu following exposure to infected cattleSportsJesus de Miguel: Tenerife player dies in hospital one day after goalkeeper collisionCultureUK Theme Park Alton Towers Permanently Closes David Walliams Attraction

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