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UK house prices fall for first time since November 2023 amid rising mortgage rates
UK house prices dropped 0.4% year-on-year and 0.2% month-on-month in August 2026, the first annual decline since 2023, Lloyds data showed.
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Severe thunderstorms in June delayed 900 flights at London Heathrow and Gatwick
Late June storms caused major delays and cancellations at London airports amid concerns over climate-driven weather disruptions.
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UK tribunal allows fired Rockstar GTA 6 developers to pursue blacklisting claims at trial
A UK employment tribunal ruled that union blacklisting claims against Rockstar Games will proceed to trial starting September 10, 2026.
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Early Amazon Prime Day 2026 Deals Include Apple Tech and Fitness Gear Discounts
Amazon began early Prime Day deals on Apple products and fitness equipment ahead of the June 23-26 sale event.
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Amazon cargo plane overruns runway at Miami airport, killing five
An Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport, killing five and injuring five others on September 6, 2026.
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Bank of Japan raises policy interest rate to 1%, highest since 1995
The Bank of Japan raised its policy interest rate to 1%, responding to domestic inflation and pressure from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
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Cyber extortion group FulcrumSec steals over 1TB of data from Novo Nordisk, seeks private buyers after failed ransom
FulcrumSec stole more than a terabyte of data from Novo Nordisk and is trying to sell it privately after a rejected $25 million ransom demand.
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German broadcaster ZDF removes false claim about Elon Musk after legal action
German public broadcaster ZDF removed a false claim linking Elon Musk to migrant violence following Musk’s legal challenge.
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Japan to Send 30,000 Young Researchers Abroad for AI and Quantum Research by 2030
Japan will dispatch 30,000 young researchers overseas over five years for AI and quantum studies, starting with the 2026 Innovation Strategy.
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Fujitsu Chairman Hidenori Furuta Resigns Over Woman-Related Inappropriate Conduct
Hidenori Furuta resigned as Fujitsu chairman effective June 16, 2026, following board awareness of inappropriate conduct involving women.
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UK Environment Secretary objects to Thames Water’s £10bn rescue plan over consumer costs
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds opposed Thames Water’s £10bn rescue proposal, citing an undue burden on consumers.
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Spain's renewable energy growth cuts household electricity bills despite gas price spikes
Spain’s expansion of wind and solar power since 2022 has lowered household electricity costs by about €10 monthly amid fossil fuel price surges.
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Venezuela Signs Deal with GE Vernova to Rebuild Power Grid and Add 5 GW Capacity
Interim president Delcy Rodríguez signed an agreement with US energy firm General Electric Vernova to restore Venezuela's electricity system.
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Japanese Taxi App Go Raises $553 Million in Successful Tokyo IPO
Go, Japan's top taxi booking app, raised ¥88.6 billion in its Tokyo Stock Exchange debut with shares surging above IPO price.
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UK’s oldest Indian restaurant Veeraswamy fights eviction by Crown Estate in court
Veeraswamy, the UK's oldest Indian restaurant, is contesting eviction after Crown Estate refused to renew its lease in a legal battle.
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Japan Reports Progress on US$550 Billion Investment Pact with US After 2025 Trade Deal
Japan's Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa said progress is underway on the US$550 billion investment pact with the US following recent Washington talks.
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Global Funds Cut Exposure to Long-Dated Japanese Bonds Amid BOJ Policy Concerns
Major global investors are retreating from long-dated Japanese government bonds due to doubts over Bank of Japan’s pace of monetary tightening.
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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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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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Japan's ministries request record ¥143.1 trillion budget for 2027 fiscal year
Japanese ministries sought a record ¥143.1 trillion budget for fiscal 2027, surpassing 2026’s ¥122 trillion request amid concerns over expansionary policies.
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Shootout in central Kyiv between Ukrainian intelligence wounds three officers
A shootout broke out between Ukraine's SBU and military intelligence in Kyiv on September 2, wounding three HUR officers.
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Dutch Central Bank Moves 86 Tonnes of Gold from US and Canada to London
The Dutch Central Bank transferred 86 tonnes of gold from the US and Canada to London between March and August 2026 to enhance crisis preparedness.
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Uber cuts about 3,300 jobs, 10% of global workforce, to simplify structure and boost growth
Uber announced it will lay off roughly 3,300 employees, around 10% of its global staff, to reduce management layers and fund innovation.
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Ryanair lowers fiscal 2027 passenger target, warns of higher European airfares due to fuel costs
Ryanair cut its fiscal 2027 passenger target from 216 million to 214 million and warned of fare rises if high fuel prices persist.