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Tomoru Honda’s suspension, Alan Jones’s death, Mkhoyan relatives’ crash account

Japan’s swimming federation has imposed a 21-month registration suspension on Olympic silver medalist Tomoru Honda, with the period due to begin once receipt of his disciplinary notice is confirmed. Alan Jones, whose Formula One career included a drivers’ championship with Williams and 12 Grand Prix wins, has died. European champion Erik Mkhoyan died in a road crash in Ushi, his relatives said, according to Civic.am, and a memorial service was scheduled in Lernahovit.

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Youth Olympics swimming day 4: Ishikawa wins third gold

Mana Ishikawa secured her third Youth Olympic swimming gold in Dakar, while Ana Bobanovic added a freestyle title and butterfly silver. The session also produced a Japanese win in the boys’ individual medley and two bronze medals for Cyprus’s Andrew Marcus Laghoutis; Ishikawa has another breaststroke race ahead.

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  1. NFL Week 8: Broncos beat Chiefs 28–24 to lead AFC West division

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Basketball

  1. Basketball EuroCup Round 6: Hapoel Jerusalem beats Aris 84–73

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Football

  1. Europa League matchday 4: Benfica join leaders

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  2. Champions League matchday 4: Galatasaray beats Stuttgart 2–0

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Tennis

  1. Paris Masters second round: Musetti beats Zverev 7–6 (5), 6–2

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Combat

  1. Junior MMA worlds quarterfinals: Onik Martirosyan takes semifinal bronze

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Chess

  1. Chinese Rapid Championship quarterfinals: Xiao beats Ding 3½–2½

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    French strikes, UK interest rates, Ueno Bank liquidation

    France’s Interior Ministry counted at least 600,000 demonstrators as strikes disrupted public services, and Lecornu has called a conference on wages and purchasing power. The Bank of England raised its rate to 4%. Ueno Bank’s liquidation in Paraguay has frozen customer accounts and tied up pension and healthcare funds.

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    3 min46 sources

  • A painted Indian flag hangs behind stylized buildings linked by channels. A metal plate covers part of a crack in a central block, with a cable trailing from it. SI illustration
    Technology

    India’s cyber agency says financial firms faced repeat attacks

    India’s cybersecurity agency says Crafty Falcon breached non-bank lenders, financial technology firms and cryptocurrency exchanges, and that incomplete fixes were followed by repeat attacks. Refrigeration attacks have affected more than 100 stores across at least 11 European countries. OpenAI has released a higher-risk cybersecurity model to selected approved customers and plans to widen access.

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    4 min44 sources

  • In a flooded residential street, two rescuers in yellow jackets help a gray-haired person into a boat beside a porch. Another boat and a road barrier are visible in the distance. SI illustration
    Science

    McCaysville flood rescues, Pennsylvania measles, Singapore haze law

    A county update put overnight swiftwater rescues at about 57 as crews continued searching around McCaysville, where some flooded areas remained inaccessible. Pennsylvania state data show more than 1,400 confirmed measles cases and six associated deaths in 2026. Singapore has passed haze-law amendments that will expand enforcement powers once they take effect.

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    4 min22 sources

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    Business

    UK interest rates, Ueno account freeze, JTI’s Russian operations

    Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said another rate increase could be warranted after the move to 4%. Ueno Bank’s closure in Paraguay has frozen customer accounts. Putin’s decree has removed JTI’s control of its Russian operations.

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    4 min53 sources

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    Culture

    Married at First Sight UK cancellation, heritage risks, SoundCloud labels

    Channel 4 will redirect the budget of Married at First Sight UK to other programming after ending the show and shelving its sixth season. Historic England has added 197 sites to its heritage at-risk register. SoundCloud plans to identify the superintelligence (SI) origin of tracks published directly from ElevenLabs.

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    3 min32 sources

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    Politics

    Democratic Senate control, Paraguay resignation, French strikes

    Annie Andrews’s South Carolina victory helped Democrats take the US Senate, with two races still unresolved as counting continues. Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña resigned, with Pedro Alliana set to succeed him. Strikes disrupted French public services, and Lecornu has called a conference on wages and purchasing power.

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