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Ukraine plans to increase strikes on Russian oil refineries in response to Moscow's winter strategy targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. The announcement, reported by the Guardian in its Ukraine war briefing, signals an escalation of long-range attacks on Russian oil facilities as both sides seek to disrupt each other's energy supplies during the cold months.
- 2Astronomers warn Reflect Orbital mirror plans would harm astronomy●"'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' Benvenuti said. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, t
Astronomers are raising alarms over Reflect Orbital's proposal, approved by the US FCC, to launch tens of thousands of sunlight-reflecting satellites. A representative warned the company's stated goal of 50,000 mirrors in orbit by 2035 would be 'catastrophic for astronomy', as bright artificial glints in the night sky would interfere with telescope observations of faint celestial objects.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is drawing fresh attention across social media as users discuss his leadership and Ukraine's position in the war. Commentators are debating his latest public statements and diplomatic efforts, with reactions split between support for his stance against Russia and criticism of the war's continued toll. The discussion reflects sustained international interest in Ukraine's future.
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German TV presenter Laura Wontorra is making headlines ahead of a historic first at Sky, saying that performance should matter more than gender. Alongside her career milestone, she has announced baby news with her partner after less than a year together, and was spotted at a stadium with a Sky moderator even on her day off.
- 5FCC holds lone power over projects that could alter the night sky●"The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly green-light massive spaceflight projects that could comp
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can approve massive spaceflight projects on its own, potentially changing how the night sky looks for everyone on Earth. Space law experts note that despite public outcry over such ventures, there are few other regulatory routes to challenge them. Critics argue an agency focused on communications is effectively deciding questions with global visual and environmental consequences, with little international oversight.
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Readers across multiple countries are checking tomorrow's weather, with forecasts showing varied conditions: sunshine in northern Vietnam but heavy rain and thunderstorms in its central region, rising temperatures in Morocco, and grey skies in the north of France with sun in the south before cooler air returns. A 10-day outlook for Vietnam warns of widespread thunderstorms from late October into early November.
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Weather in Madrid is drawing attention as forecasts point to a sharp turn in conditions. Telemadrid warns of strong showers and thunderstorms with possible hail in the Madrid region this Friday, following cooler temperatures and light rain on Thursday. Meteored maps suggest heavy rainfall between 2 and 6 October, while earlier in the week saw cloudy skies and isolated showers in the Sierra, with maximums dipping below 30 degrees.
- 8F1 2026 team-mate head-to-head scores tracked▼F1 team-mate 2026 head-to-head: Qualifying, Race, Sprint latest scores, results from Formula 1 season
Sky Sports is keeping a running tally of how Formula 1 drivers compare against their team-mates across the 2026 season, splitting results into qualifying, races and sprints. The tracker offers the latest head-to-head scores for every pairing on the grid as the season unfolds.
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Searches for biathlon are rising in Sweden as the winter sports season gets underway. SVT has launched its 20th season of Vinterstudion, premiering 14 November with broadcast schedules through the 2026/2027 season and weekend coverage airing 15 November, keeping biathlon and other winter sports in focus for Swedish viewers.
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Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday, November 27, and searches for the exact date are surging in the UK and Australia. Retailers have already launched early offers, with deals highlighted across electronics, perfumes and household names like Argos, Sky and Apple, including a £149 MacBook and a Galaxy Watch cut to £44. Guides from ZDNET and other outlets are pointing shoppers to key dates and tips ahead of Cyber Monday.
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Residents in Xalapa, Veracruz are checking weather forecasts as a cold front moves into the region. Local outlets report mostly cloudy skies, light to moderate rain and cool-to-mild temperatures across the city, with similar conditions expected in wider Veracruz. Authorities keep the DN-III-E relief plan active in the state as heavy rains continue, raising concern about further downpours and colder days ahead.
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Brighton face Crystal Palace in the Premier League this weekend, and the M23 derby is drawing heavy attention. Racing Post's preview offers a 5-1 Bet Builder tip alongside team news and odds, while Sky Sports coverage is driving the highest interest. Pundits expect a tight contest between the south-coast rivals, with betting markets and predicted lineups dominating the conversation.
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A final trailer has been released for the newest Godzilla film, titled Godzilla Minus One (Godzilla -0.0). The footage shows a city being destroyed by beams fired from the sky, offering the last look at the movie before its release. Japanese entertainment outlet Sanspo covered the trailer, and the news is drawing attention from fans of the franchise ahead of the film's debut.
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Kalyan Jewellers' share price is drawing attention amid a broader rally in Indian jewellery stocks. NDTV Profit reports that peers including Sky Gold, PN Gadgil and TBZ jumped as much as 4% in the session, prompting investors to track how Kalyan and other jewellers performed alongside them.
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Drop-off charges at UK airports are to be reviewed following a sharp rise in the fees motorists pay to set down or pick up passengers. Regulators and industry figures are under pressure to explain why costs have climbed so quickly, with many travellers complaining the charges now act as a hidden tax on journeys. The review will examine how the fees are set and whether they fairly reflect airports' costs.
- 16Major explosion triggers fire at Visakhapatnam oil refinery●Massive fire and smoke rising from an oil refinery in Visakhapatnam, India, after a major explosion.
An oil refinery in Visakhapatnam, India, has reportedly been hit by a major explosion, sending thick smoke and flames into the sky. Videos shared widely on social media show a large blaze at the facility, and residents are posting accounts of the incident as emergency crews respond. There is no confirmed information yet on casualties, the cause of the blast, or the extent of damage.
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Residents of Vila Velha and the wider Vitória region in Espírito Santo, Brazil, are checking weekend weather updates. Reports indicate partly sunny skies with quick showers during the day and night, and temperatures in Vitória ranging from 22°C to 30°C on a cloudy Saturday. People appear to be looking for conditions for weekend plans.
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Russell Brand told a court that sexual assault allegations against him had a devastating impact on his life. The entertainer faces serious charges and is contesting them in legal proceedings in the UK. The hearing has drawn wide attention given Brand's high public profile and the gravity of the accusations.
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David Walliams has been named as the celebrity who attempted to block publication of a report alleging sexual misconduct, including claims he preyed on teenage girls as young as 15. The entertainer failed in an injunction bid to stop the story being published, according to BBC, ITV and Sky News reporting.
- 20Swedish post about Greta Thunberg picked up by Sky News and Fox News●Igår Sky news Australia och idag Fox news USA. Mitt lilla Greta-inlägg sprids över hela världen just nu. Kul att stå på
A Swedish commentator says a post they wrote about Greta Thunberg is spreading internationally, claiming it was covered by Sky News Australia one day and Fox News in the United States the next. The writer celebrates being 'on the right side of history' in the dispute surrounding the climate activist, and supporters are sharing and amplifying the claim.
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A photograph being shared widely shows a wind turbine framed in what viewers are calling the perfect shot, with the blades and surrounding sky lined up in an unusually striking composition. People are praising the timing and precision needed to capture the image, and many are resharing it as a rare piece of wind-energy photography.
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Comedian Russell Brand is returning to court to be sentenced after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault, with reports indicating he could face prison time. Sky News is among outlets covering the hearing, and searches for updates on his sentence are rising in the UK and Australia.
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Italian sports media are focused on Salzburg-Milan, with Sky Sport reporting the probable line-ups and noting that coach Rúben Amorim returns to a back three for the match. Gazzetta dello Sport is also driving interest around the fixture, as fans debate team selections and the tactical setup ahead of kickoff in Austria.
- 24South Sudan called the riskiest country to travel alone●EP🇸🇸:2 ഇതുവരെ പോയ രാജ്യങ്ങളിൽ ഏറ്റവും ഭീകരത ഇവിടെയാണ്😱Most Risky Country to Travel Alone South Sudan
A traveller documenting a solo journey describes South Sudan as the most dangerous country she has visited so far, warning others against travelling there alone. The claim has drawn wide attention among Malayalam-speaking audiences interested in offbeat and risky travel destinations, with many reacting to how extreme conditions in the country are compared with other places on her route.
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Bitcoin is trending across Europe and the Americas as two stories collide. The crypto industry is reeling from what Sky News calls the 'largest bank heist in human history', with billions stolen in a hack of exchange Binance. Meanwhile, analysts note Bitcoin's price recovery is hitting resistance near the $90,000 level, leaving traders divided on whether the asset can break higher.
- 26Spanish PM vows to defend social achievements●Your eight-hour workday. Your pension. Your public healthcare. None of this fell from the sky. They were collective achi
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declared that workers' rights such as the eight-hour workday, pensions and public healthcare were collective achievements won over time, not gifts, and pledged that his government will not allow them to be rolled back. He said the country will keep moving forward. The message, posted in Spanish, drew tens of thousands of likes and is resonating with supporters amid ongoing political debate over welfare protections in Spain.
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Virgin Atlantic is being described as offering the most spacious premium economy cabin in the sky, with coverage crediting the airline as the carrier that created the premium economy class. Attention is focused on its seat space and cabin comfort compared with rivals, boosting the airline's premium positioning.
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Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville says he is 'surprised but happy' that Michael Carrick will stay in charge of the club, while separately asking Sky Sports to remove him from coverage of all Manchester City games until the outcome of a pending appeal verdict is heard. The comments have drawn attention from football fans in the UK.
- 29Zelensky says Democrats are willing to call Russia the aggressor▼Zelensky: Democrats aren't afraid to say Russia is the aggressor
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Democrats are not afraid to state openly that Russia is the aggressor in the war against Ukraine. His remarks underscore the contrast he draws between parties on how directly they name Moscow's role in the conflict. The comment is drawing wide attention amid ongoing debate in US politics over support for Ukraine.
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Italian journalist Salvo Sottile is giving interviews recounting his life and career: his start in journalism at 16, covering the Capaci massacre for TG5, and his marriage to former Sky TG24 director Sarah Varetto, which has ended. He also speaks candidly about his health, saying he once smoked three packs of cigarettes a day and suffered a heart attack. Italian readers are sharing his reflections on television, journalism and personal struggles.
- 31Pentagon New Nuclear Weapons Push Amid Iran and Russia Tensions●⚡ALERT! BBC 'Blacksky' EMERGENCY Broadcast System, Pentagon Builds New NUCLEAR Weapons, Iran, Russia
Discussion is circulating about reports that the Pentagon is developing new nuclear weapons, alongside claims about a BBC emergency broadcast system known as 'Blacksky'. The story ties these developments to rising tensions involving Iran and Russia, prompting concern among audiences tracking nuclear escalation risks. Commenters are debating whether this signals a broader deterioration in global security or routine military modernisation.
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Weather outlets report that Morelia, the capital of Michoacán, is facing a grey, cool Friday with rain expected for much of the day. Forecasts call for showers and thunderstorms alongside cloudy skies and lower temperatures. Residents are checking conditions as the wet weather looks set to accompany most of the day's activities.
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is trending internationally, with discussion centring on the possibility of impeachment. Sky News' Morning Call featured defence analysts Michael Clarke and Deborah Haynes debating the chances of the Pentagon chief facing impeachment proceedings. The item is drawing attention across Google trending lists in the UK, Australia and Sweden.
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Jannik Sinner is moving closer to his return to competition. The Italian tennis star posted on social media a photo from the Six Kings Slam in Riyadh, fuelling speculation about when he will be back on court. Italian media, including Sky TG24, picked up the news, and fans are widely discussing his recovery and upcoming schedule.
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A meme circulating on Bluesky asks users who is actually behind the content they see on their feeds. The joke plays on the platform's algorithmic feeds and custom moderation, with users sharing variations pointing to different accounts, algorithms or bots as the real force shaping their timelines. Engagement is modest, largely within culture-focused circles, with users riffing on how little control they feel they have over what surfaces on the decentralized network.
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Weather is a leading search topic in Italy, France, the UK and Japan, with forecasts from Baja California to Córdoba, Zaragoza, Valencia and Venezuela. Civil protection in Baja California warns of an incoming cold front bringing rain and falling temperatures, while Valencia expects clear skies and a high of 26 degrees, and Córdoba sees winds giving way to returning rains.
- 37Unai Emery gives fiery interview after Manchester United draw●Unai Emery's FULL EXPLOSIVE post-match interview after Manchester United draw 🎙️
Aston Villa manager Unai Emery delivered a forceful post-match interview following his side's draw against Manchester United, with the full comments shared by Sky Sports. His remarks and reaction to the result are drawing widespread attention from football fans discussing what he said about the performance and officials.
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Forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are monitoring a winter storm expected to drop up to two feet of snow across three U.S. states by Monday. The system has prompted warnings as high pressure keeps skies clear in surrounding regions, and residents in affected areas are being urged to prepare for significant accumulation and travel disruption.
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Attention is turning to Riccardo Basile, the former husband of Sky presenter Laura Wontorra. Reports note that Basile, better known as a presenter himself, once played football for 1. FC Köln. The connection between his media career and his past as a player for the Cologne club is drawing curiosity from German sports fans.
- 40Risky cooking gambles shine in Celebrity MasterChef highlights▼Risky Cooking Choices That Paid Off | Celebrity MasterChef | Compilation
A compilation of risky cooking choices that paid off on Celebrity MasterChef is drawing big attention, pulling in over 400,000 likes. The clips celebrate celebrity contestants who took bold culinary gambles under pressure and succeeded, showcasing dramatic moments from the popular cook-off. Fans of the show are enjoying revisiting these high-stakes triumphs in one place.