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Around 1,000 protest in London over Israeli property event with 14 arrests reported
About 1,000 people protested for and against an Israeli property sale event in north-west London on Sunday, with police arresting 14 people during clashes.
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Trailfinders beat Gloucester-Hartpury 29-26 to reach first Premiership Women's Rugby final
Trailfinders defeated three-time champions Gloucester-Hartpury 29-26 in the Premiership Women’s Rugby semi-final to reach their first final.
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Linux Kernel 7.1 Released with New Features, Drops i486 CPU Support
Linux kernel 7.1 was released on September 3 with new drivers, enhanced hardware support, and removal of legacy i486 support.
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Donna Vekic defeats Emma Raducanu to win Queen's Club title
Donna Vekic won the Queen's Club final on June 14, 2026, defeating Emma Raducanu 6-0, 7-6 (8-6).
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Justin Trudeau skips Canada’s first 2026 World Cup match to watch USA game with Katy Perry
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau missed Canada's opening 2026 World Cup match to attend the USA vs Paraguay game with Katy Perry.
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pkgcli debuts as user-friendly CLI for PackageKit, replacing decade-old pkcon
Matthias Klumpp released pkgcli, a new command-line client offering improved usability for PackageKit in 2026.
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Daniel Kretinsky becomes largest shareholder of West Ham United with 46% stake
Daniel Kretinsky has increased his shareholding in West Ham United to 46%, overtaking David Sullivan as the club's largest shareholder.
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Exodus RPG offers Mass Effect-inspired gameplay and inclusive romance system
Archetype Entertainment released detailed info on Exodus' gameplay, morality, and romance systems after a hands-on demo.
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Japan advances proposal to adopt distant male relatives to address imperial succession shortage
Japan’s legislature moved to allow the imperial family to adopt distant male relatives to increase heirs amid a shrinking male pool.
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Red Cross warns thousands buried in Gaza rubble may never be identified
The Red Cross says at least 10,000 Palestinians remain buried under Gaza rubble, with slow recovery hindering identification efforts.
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Cyberattack disrupts services at four major Iranian banks in June 2026
A cyberattack on June 14 disrupted services at four major Iranian banks but did not compromise customer data.
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Sumo Wrestling Returns to Paris After Over 30 Years with Two-Day Tournament
A two-day sumo tournament began Saturday in Paris, marking the first event there since 1995 and over three decades without sumo in the city.
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Nintendo schedules two direct livestreams including Zelda 40th anniversary showcase
Nintendo announced two Nintendo Direct livestreams on September 8 and 9, featuring a Zelda 40th anniversary event and Switch 2 game reveals.
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Naughty Dog Confirms Ongoing The Last of Us Projects Despite No Role in HBO Season 3
Naughty Dog says it is not involved in HBO's The Last of Us season 3 but is developing new projects for the franchise.
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Two senior Reform UK officials suspended over alleged illegal foreign donations
Dan Jukes and James Orr left party roles after an undercover probe exposed efforts to secure forbidden foreign funding.
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Australian girl killed by police firing during suspect chase in Punjab, Pakistan
A young Australian girl was killed and two family members injured after Punjab police mistakenly fired on their car during a robbery suspect chase.
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US Diesel Prices Hit Record $5.85 Amid War-Driven Supply Disruptions
US diesel prices surged to a record $5.85 per gallon today due to supply disruptions from the US-Israel conflict with Iran and Strait of Hormuz closures.
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Smriti Mandhana Becomes Leading Run-Scorer in Women's International Cricket
Smriti Mandhana scored 124 runs to surpass Mithali Raj's record and lead India to a 137-run win over Hong Kong in the Women's Asia Cup.
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WHO warehouse storing medical supplies hit in overnight air attack near Kyiv
A WHO warehouse in the Kyiv region was struck in an air attack overnight from September 2 to 3, with access still restricted due to safety concerns.
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Giorgia Meloni’s government becomes Italy’s longest-serving postwar cabinet
As of September 4, 2026, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition government surpassed the record for longest continuous rule in Italy’s republic history.
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Far-right AfD leads Saxony-Anhalt poll with over 40%, set for historic win
Far-right AfD is poised to win Saxony-Anhalt state election on September 3, aiming to form Germany’s first far-right state government.
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Death toll in Cyprus ferry disaster rises to 12 as 16 remain missing
Rescue teams recovered two more bodies from the sunken ferry Filo Jet off northern Cyprus, raising deaths to 12 with 16 still missing.
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Two senior Reform UK aides resign after Channel 4 alleges illegal foreign funding
James Orr and Dan Jukes stepped down after a Channel 4 undercover report accused Reform UK of breaching UK political donation laws.
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Giorgia Meloni Becomes Italy’s Longest-Serving Postwar Prime Minister
Giorgia Meloni’s government reached 1,413 days in office, surpassing Silvio Berlusconi’s postwar record, and held a rally to celebrate in Bari on September 4, 2026.