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Sunday Nov 1st
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The day in 12 stories

248 stories across 16 desks in the paper of Sunday Nov 1st

  1. Kuenssberg warns Chancellor risks breaking minimum wage promise for younger workers

    The Chancellor has suggested younger workers might not receive equal minimum wage before the next election.

  2. Ukrainians describe harrowing escape from years in occupied Oleshky

    One evacuated couple crossed minefields while searching for food in the front-line city after years trapped under Russian control.

  3. Entertainment industry predicts major career gains for Celebrity Traitors cast

    Experts say certain contestants from the reality competition show are positioned for significant professional advancement following their appearances.

  4. Hamilton secures first pole position with Ferrari in Mexico City

    Lewis Hamilton claimed pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix, his first for Ferrari and his first in over three years.

  5. Dense fog expected to disrupt driving across England and Wales

    Sunday will bring hazardous conditions to England and Wales, with the fog moving northward early the following week.

  6. Korean content creator marks marriage end with divorce ceremony

    Cho Seung-yeon held a ceremony to celebrate the conclusion of her marriage, though her decision drew mixed reactions online.

  7. Binance compensates users for majority of losses from major hack

    The FBI attributes the $6.3 billion hack to North Korean operatives.

  8. Federal judge halts Trump administration pressure on election officials nationwide

    The ruling prevents officials from receiving demands to set aside ballots of suspected non-citizen voters.

  9. Oleshky residents escape to safety after years in occupied territory

    Evacuees from the Ukrainian city endured severe deprivation without access to food, water or electricity during the occupation.

  10. India's opposition plans massive rally demanding election chief's departure

    The demonstration responds to growing unrest over a voter roll revision that could exclude 130 million people.

  11. Ethiopian prime minister requires military training for cabinet ministers

    The government views military readiness as a key priority for achieving its policy objectives.

  12. Over 320,000 march across France protesting living costs and services

    Demonstrations against rising expenses and declining public services spread throughout the country, with some clashes between protesters and police.

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