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US & Canada · TennesseeHer family said she passed away at her "beloved ranch in Hurricane Mills" in Tennessee.See the Story
Country music star Loretta Lynn dies aged 90
52% Center coverage: 265 sources
Business · San FranciscoElon Musk is abandoning his legal battle to back out of buying Twitter by offering to go through with his original $44 billion bid for the social media platform. The mercurial Tesla CEO made the offer in a letter to Twitter, Musk disclosed in a filing Tuesday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing says he’ll complete deal as long as he gets debt financing and provided that the court gets rid of the lawsuit.
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Musk offers to end legal fight, pay $44B to buy Twitter
53% Center coverage: 270 sources
Europe · CopenhagenDanish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Wednesday called a general election for Tuesday Nov. 1, seven months ahead of the end of her term in office.See the Story
Danish prime minister calls general election for Nov. 1
52% Left coverage: 21 sources
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Europe · BrusselsEU ambassadors reached an agreement on new sanctions to hit Vladimir Putin's war with Ukraine, including a price cap on Russian oil sales, according to European diplomats. The cap is intended to set the price of Russian oil lower than where it is today, but still above cost. The move hopes to deliver a blow to Russia's oil revenues amid its ongoing war in Ukraine and President Vladimir Putin's move to illegally annex partly occupied territories. Under the E.U. deal, Greece, Malta and Cyprus will be permitted to continue shipping Russian oil.See the Story
EU agrees Russian oil price cap in new sanctions package
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Europe · BelfastTalks between EU and UK officials on the Northern Ireland Protocol could begin on Thursday afternoon. Talks will be via video link, with face-to-face talks happening later. It's understood a timetable being drawn up foresees discussions taking a number of months, rather than weeks.See the Story
NI Protocol: 'Mood music' has changed in protocol talks - Simon Coveney
34% Center coverage: 9 sources
Europe · LondonAn artificial intelligence tool that scans eyes can accurately predict a person’s risk of heart disease in less than a minute, researchers say.
The breakthrough could enable ophthalmologists and other health workers to carry out cardiovascular screening on the high street using a camera – without the need for blood tests or blood pressure checks – according to the world’s largest study of its kind.
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AI-enabled imaging of retina's vascular network can predict cardiovascular disease and death
67% Left coverage: 9 sources
Europe · LondonExecutives from Britain's biggest high street banks have been summoned for talks with Kwasi Kwarteng amid concerns about the impact of recent financial turmoil on the mortgage market.See the Story
Kwarteng to meet high street bank chiefs amid mortgage market freeze
34% Center coverage: 6 sources
Europe · SloveniaSlovenia is the first former communist country to endorse this reform in Europe. The family law amendment was passed by 48 MPs, with 29 against and one abstaining. In July, Slovenia's highest court ruled that the law defining marriage as only between man and woman discriminated against gay and lesbian couples.See the Story
Slovenia becomes the first country in Eastern Europe to allow same-sex marriage and adoption
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Europe · LondonUK immigration minister Suella Braverman says people who arrive by unauthorised means should not be allowed to claim asylum in the UK. She doubled down on contentious plans to send some asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda. A legal challenge to the policy means it's unlikely anyone will be deported to the east African country.See the Story
Braverman says UK should leave European Convention on Human Rights
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
Austria · AustriaRussian energy giant Gazprom says it has resumed gas supplies to Italy. The flow was suspended over the weekend due to regulatory changes in Austria. The suspension was not down to geopolitical constraints, but due to a monetary guarantee of around €20 million for the transport of gas from Austria to Italy that was not there before.See the Story
Gazprom resumes gas supply to Italy after weekend stoppage
67% Right coverage: 3 sources
Mykolaiv · MykolaivMykolaiv is an important outpost on the country's southern frontline. It has been regularly targeted by cluster bombs and low-precision rockets. More than 12,000 buildings have been damaged or destroyed. There's a strong volunteer movement in the city, which works to support Ukraine's army.See the Story
Mykolaiv residents band together despite looming fears of attack
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