Naré secures Armenia’s third Junior Eurovision victory
Naré’s 202-point victory at Junior Eurovision 2026 gave Armenia its third win, following successes in 2010 and 2021. American soprano Martina Arroyo has died at 90 after an international career centred on Verdi’s operas. One Born Every Minute returns after its previous run ended in 2018, with executive producer Will Rowson describing a shift towards family backstories.
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Junior Eurovision 2026: Armenia’s Naré wins with “BOO!”
Armenia’s Naré won Junior Eurovision 2026 with 202 points. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan congratulated the 13-year-old on the win, which gave Armenia its third victory after successes in 2010 and 2021.
Updated since this editionSoprano Martina Arroyo dies aged 90
American soprano Martina Arroyo has died aged 90. After an international career centred on Verdi’s operas, she established a nonprofit in 2003 that provided emerging artists with intensive training in preparing complete operatic roles.
Film & TV
One Born Every Minute returns with a focus on parents
One Born Every Minute returns after its previous run ended in 2018. Executive producer Will Rowson says the revised format explores family backstories rather than incidental hospital scenes, with viewers set to see more complicated pregnancies and surgical procedures.
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AveNewsHebron arrests and demolitions, Gulf energy costs, US SNAP enrollment
Israeli forces carried out arrests and demolitions in Hebron. The municipality estimates that 370 families left Ein Deir Baha, and the defence minister has made their return conditional on the military’s work. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen put the extra fossil-fuel import bill at €106 billion on October 16 amid Gulf supply disruptions. US SNAP enrollment fell by about five million as states took on more administrative costs, while a proposed delay to the next state funding increase awaits congressional approval.
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TechnologyMilitary tracking data adds precision to SpaceX’s collision checks
SpaceX’s agreement with the US government supplements its own observations with more accurate military satellite-tracking data and gives the government access to its Stargaze sensors. Apple directs affected iPhone Duo owners to AppleCare for replacements. Forever Security says its coding-agent tests demonstrated command execution and token exposure, supporting precautions that keep agents within the specific projects they need to work on.
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ScienceIowa discharge permits cover 162 of nearly 4,000 federally recognized livestock facilities
Central Iowa Water Works says nitrate removal ran for nearly 200 days in 2026 and estimates full-capacity costs at $10,000 a day to meet drinking-water limits. The Energy Networks Association’s later update put UK power outages above 90,000 properties. Cocaine deaths reached a record in England and Wales.
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BusinessGulf supply disruptions push up Europe’s energy bill
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has estimated €106 billion in extra fossil-fuel import costs, while the US presses European governments to release emergency diesel stocks. US SNAP enrollment has fallen by about five million as states take on more administrative costs. Audi plans a $4 billion factory in the US state of Georgia, with Volkswagen committee approval still pending, according to IG Metall.
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SportsMoscow will host the 2030 weightlifting world championships
The championships will serve as an Olympic qualifier for Brisbane 2032. Milwaukee need two more wins for their first World Series title.
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PoliticsHebron arrests and demolitions, Binnari attack toll, US bond-hearing ruling
Hebron municipality estimates 370 families left Ein Deir Baha, and Israel’s defence minister has made their return conditional on the military’s work. Nigeria’s police raised the Binnari death toll to at least 48, and Amnesty International has called for an impartial investigation. The US Fifth Circuit rejected a constitutional claim to bond hearings for three immigration detainees; a separate Supreme Court case could clarify a statutory route to seek release.
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