The World News

Thursday Oct 8th
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The day in 12 stories

607 stories across 16 desks in the paper of Thursday Oct 8th

  1. Ex-Green leader criticises Polanski's handling of Zionism vote

    Caroline Lucas says the MP should have participated in a motion declaring Zionism a form of racism.

  2. Government review warns of ADHD and autism over-diagnosis

    A study examining younger people found society may be shifting from under-diagnosis to over-diagnosis of these conditions.

  3. Pentagon to livestream execution of Fort Hood attacker

    Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed Thursday that the public will be able to watch the firing squad execution.

  4. Court rules search warrants for prince's homes were unlawful

    Police retain seized materials as the criminal investigation into the former royal continues.

  5. Suspect in Monaco bombing speaks to BBC

    Vitalii Zhykovych has given his account of the attempted assassination of Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolayev.

  6. Celebrity Traitors banishes two players at first round table

    Viewers watched to determine whether Richard E Grant could avoid elimination in the series premiere.

  7. Meta's business thrives despite founder's controversial public image

    A recent film portrays Mark Zuckerberg negatively, yet the tech company appears unaffected by negative publicity about its leader.

  8. UK data authority investigates recruitment scam using robocalls

    The data watchdog is examining rising complaints about automated calls appearing to promote job opportunities. The calls reportedly lead to a scam targeting unsuspecting recipients.

  9. Two Latvian nationals detained at Cambridgeshire RAF base

    Police arrested two men on suspicion of trespassing after finding them inside the military facility's perimeter in the early morning hours.

  10. El Niño and polar vortex may influence UK winter weather prospects

    The developing El Niño could affect autumn and winter weather patterns, though significant cold conditions remain uncertain.

  11. ADHD diagnosis review and legal case lead newspaper coverage

    Friday's front pages highlight a government review of ADHD and autism diagnoses alongside a police investigation into Prince Andrew.

  12. Weekly quiz tests knowledge of global events from past seven days

    Test your attention to current affairs with questions about major news stories.

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