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- 1Zelensky says Russia widens attacks to hit Ukraine's data centresโZelensky says Russia has widened attacks to hit Ukraine's data centres
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia has widened its strikes to target Ukraine's data centres, adding critical digital infrastructure to the list of targets hit in its attacks on the country. The claim, reported by the BBC, underscores concern that Russia is now aiming to disrupt Ukraine's government services, communications and economy in ways that go beyond energy and civilian infrastructure.
- 2Fresh Russian strikes kill eight as Zelenskyy decries terrorโUkraine war briefing: Zelenskyy says Moscow terrorising Ukrainians as fresh strikes kill eight
New Russian strikes across Ukraine have killed at least eight people, according to updates in a Guardian war briefing. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Moscow of deliberately terrorising Ukrainian civilians as attacks continued against cities and infrastructure. The deaths add to a steady toll from ongoing strikes, underlining the persistent danger to civilians even as front-line fighting and international diplomacy continue without a breakthrough.
- 3Zelensky accuses Moscow of fake diplomacy to buy war timeโZelensky accuses Moscow of buying time for war with fake diplomacy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Moscow of engaging in what he calls fake diplomacy, arguing that Russia is using peace talks as a stalling tactic to buy time and continue its war. His remarks land amid ongoing debates over negotiations to end the conflict, with Kyiv warning against being drawn into talks that Moscow does not intend to honor.
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Volodymyr Zelensky is at the United Nations, where Ukraine's wartime leader is again taking his country's case to the international stage. Analysts at EA WorldView are discussing his appearance in a video broadcast, with attention focused on what he asked of allies and how world leaders responded to Ukraine's ongoing appeal for support against Russia's invasion.
- 5Ukraine better prepared for winter than last year, official saysโUkraine enters winter better prepared than last year โ Koretskyi Ukraine is entering this winter better prepared than la
Ukraine is entering the winter season in a stronger position than a year ago, according to Koretskyi, who notes the country is better prepared to withstand the cold months. However, he cautions that Russia has also improved its capabilities, meaning the energy and infrastructure situation remains precarious as winter attacks are anticipated.
- 6Mortgage Rates Surge, Rattling the Housing MarketโMortgage Rates SKYROCKET Shattering Housing Market
Mortgage rates have climbed sharply, putting fresh pressure on the housing market. Commentators warn that higher borrowing costs are pushing buyers out, cutting affordability and slowing home sales. Discussion is focused on how quickly rates are rising, what it means for home prices, and whether prospective buyers should wait or buy now.
- 7Five England Players Withdraw From Squad Before International BreakโWhy have FIVE England players withdrawn from squad ahead of international break?
Five England players have pulled out of the national squad ahead of the November international break, prompting questions about the reasons behind the withdrawals. Sky Sports News has led coverage examining who has withdrawn and why, with fans and pundits debating whether the pullouts reflect injuries, club pressure or other concerns. The withdrawals leave England's manager with selection headaches going into the fixtures.
- 8St. Nicholas Shrine Honors Zelenskyy at Beacon of Hope DinnerโผSt. Nicholas Church & National Shrine Honors Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Beacon of Hope Dinner
St. Nicholas Church and National Shrine in New York honored Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at its Beacon of Hope Dinner. The Greek Orthodox shrine, built at the World Trade Center site, presented the award recognizing Zelenskyy's wartime leadership, drawing attention from faith and Ukrainian community circles worldwide.
- 9FCC holds lone authority over mega-constellation approvals, experts sayโ"The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly green-light massive spaceflight projects that could comp
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly approve massive spaceflight projects, such as large satellite constellations, that could permanently alter the appearance of the night sky for everyone on Earth. Space law experts note that despite growing outcry from astronomers and environmentalists, there is very little other regulatory oversight, leaving the agency with near-total authority over these ventures.
- 10Astronomers warn planned 50,000 orbital mirrors would harm sky researchโ"'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' Benvenuti said. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, t
Reflect Orbital's plan to launch thousands of sun-reflecting satellites has drawn sharp criticism from astronomers. A figure of 50,000 mirrors by 2035 was cited as 'catastrophic for astronomy' by scientist Luca Benvenuti, as the company seeks US regulatory approval from the FCC. Researchers worry the mirrors' bright glare would interfere with telescopes and darken the night sky for ground-based observations worldwide.
- 11Tracking the 2026 F1 team-mate head-to-head scoresโF1 team-mate 2026 head-to-head: Qualifying, Race, Sprint latest scores, results from Formula 1 season
Sky Sports has published a running scoreboard comparing each Formula 1 driver against their team-mate across the 2026 season, updated with qualifying, race and sprint results. The feature lets fans follow which drivers are getting the better of their garage rivals as the campaign unfolds. It is part of the outlet's regular season-long coverage of driver form.
- 12NFL week: Purdy shines as Mahomes chases Brady recordโNFL gameday: Brock Purdy 'in prime' for San Francisco 49ers, Patrick Mahomes chases Tom Brady record and Dexter Lawrence leads Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl charge
Sky Sports' NFL gameday preview spotlights Brock Purdy's strong form for the San Francisco 49ers, Patrick Mahomes chasing a Tom Brady passing record, and Dexter Lawrence's role in a Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl push. Fans are following all three storylines as the week's fixtures unfold across the league.
- 13Brookings Study Examines Scale and Risk of AI Infrastructure Buildoutโ๐ฐ Just How Big is the AI Buildout - and How Risky? A new Brookings Institution study notes the "strikingly physical" eco
A new Brookings Institution study examines the enormous physical footprint of the AI boom, from specialized chips and electricity demand to purpose-built data centers, noting that two-thirds of a data center's cost can go into hardware and construction. The report assesses how large the buildout has become and what financial and economic risks it may pose if AI investment slows or falls short of expectations.
- 14NHS trust removes 10 staff over Noah Woods data breach inquiryโNHS trust removes 10 staff from active duty over Noah Woods data breach investigation
An NHS trust has removed 10 members of staff from active duty as part of an investigation into a data breach connected to the Noah Woods case. Sky News reports the staff have been stood down while the inquiry examines how patient information was handled. Further details about the nature of the breach and those affected have not yet been disclosed.
- 15Peter Diamandis dismisses SpaceX valuation concernsโPeter Diamandis Dismisses SpaceX Valuation Concerns โ 'You're Not Buying Just The Revenue... You're Buying Humanity's Future Economy'
Entrepreneur and X Prize founder Peter Diamandis pushed back on skepticism about SpaceX's valuation, arguing critics focus too narrowly on current revenue. 'You're not buying just the revenue... you're buying humanity's future economy,' he said, framing the company as a bet on space-based industries, orbital infrastructure and off-world expansion rather than today's launch earnings. His remarks come as SpaceX's private valuation has drawn debate among investors.
- 16Gas Plants for AI Data Centres Risk Retirement SavingsโGas Power Plants for AI Data Centres Are a Risky Bet with Your Retirement Savings
Commentary argues that building new gas power plants to feed the booming electricity demand of AI data centres exposes pension funds and retirement savers to financial risk. The concern is that expensive gas infrastructure could become stranded as clean energy grows and climate policy tightens, leaving investors who backed it with losses while locking in carbon emissions.
- 17UK homeowner seeks solar panels that work in winter cloudsโUK owner wanted solar panels designed for winter clouds, but off-gridders advised sizing up
A UK solar panel owner wanted panels specifically designed to perform under the country's frequent overcast winter skies. Off-grid users advised that rather than hunting for specialised cloudy-weather panels, the better approach is to oversize the system, since all panels lose output in low light and extra capacity compensates for seasonal shortfalls.
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