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Sunday Oct 11th
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The day in 12 stories

620 stories across 16 desks in the paper of Sunday Oct 11th

  1. Ukraine welcomes Trump's proposed energy truce with Russia

    Zelensky expressed support for an energy ceasefire while Moscow has not yet responded to the proposal.

  2. Houthi attack on Riyadh airport kills one, wounds eleven

    The Iran-backed Yemeni group struck the Saudi capital twice over the weekend, causing casualties.

  3. Yorkshire Wildlife Park closes following fatal tiger enclosure incident

    A man died after entering the tiger enclosure on Saturday at the northern England facility.

  4. Iranian conflict poses risks to UK government spending plans

    A leading fiscal research institute warns the government's budget strategy faces potential disruption from Middle Eastern tensions.

  5. Reform party pledges asylum system suspension if elected

    The party proposes rejecting all asylum applications and deporting all current claimants during a parliamentary term in government.

  6. Rescued orangutans returned to Borneo forest after summer wildfires

    The apes were relocated after intense blazes destroyed and threatened their natural habitats over the summer months.

  7. Polish authorities arrest suspect in alleged plot against prime minister

    Police acted on credible intelligence about potential threats to Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the defence minister.

  8. DUP politician suggests party could back bid to oust O'Neill

    Carla Lockhart says unionist voters are angry at Michelle O'Neill over her involvement in Garvaghy Road protests.

  9. Boat capsizes off Djibouti; 139 dead including children

    A vessel carrying 305 people from Djibouti to Yemen sank near Obock on Thursday night, resulting in significant loss of life.

  10. Baron Cohen to perform in Tarantino's new West End theatrical production

    The actor has joined director Quentin Tarantino for a play called The Popinjay Cavalier in London's West End theatre district.

  11. Cancer remains leading disease-related cause of death for UK children

    Although rare, cancer is the most common cause of death from disease in children under 15 across the United Kingdom.

  12. Microsoft president calls for global artificial intelligence regulations

    Brad Smith argues AI faces fewer rules than milk and says the UK is positioned to lead international regulation efforts.

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