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The Bank of England raised its rate to 4%, and Governor Andrew Bailey said another rise could be warranted. The next decision is due on 17 December. France’s Interior Ministry provisionally estimated at least 600,000 demonstrators demanding higher wages and better public services. Wisconsin recorded its first measles death in 36 years.
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DR Congo’s government puts Ebola deaths above 5,000, while researchers have begun enrolling participants in a trial to test protection against the Bundibugyo virus. Cyclone Arnab damaged homes, infrastructure and farmland in eastern India. Ukraine’s Energy Ministry says repeated Russian attacks are delaying electricity repairs.
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PHP’s security team advises operators with unusual session configurations to retain a separate mitigation for CVE-2026-115560, which remains unpatched after emergency fixes for two other critical flaws. Chinese state media reported at least 16 earthquake deaths in Tibet as rescuers faced blocked roads. The UN humanitarian office called for sustained access to deliver aid to Taiz.
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The BBC reported that California’s Norte fire had reached 570 acres with 5% containment by the morning of 17 October, while evacuation orders remained in effect. Ukrainian officials reported damage to 26 power-system facilities and four oil-and-gas facilities. Mirzoyan described understanding on a theoretical enclave solution, not a concluded territorial exchange.
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IDC estimates worldwide PC shipments fell 20.1% in Q3 2026, citing earlier stock purchases and high prices; the figures track shipments, not sales to end customers. Fortune reports US diesel remains 71% more expensive than a year earlier. Armenia’s ministry spokesperson says EU import-duty relief for eligible Armenian goods is scheduled to take effect on 10 October.
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England inflicted Croatia’s largest defeat since independence in 1991; Sky Sports described the result as a step towards a Nations League quarter-final place, not qualification secured. Higher energy unit prices affect around 22 million households in Great Britain. STAT, citing KFF Health News, puts an estimated 281,000 immigrants with legal status at risk of losing Medicaid coverage.
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