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Cyberattacks on supermarket fridges and freezers have caused disruption across Europe – and raised concerns about the UK’s preparedness for a similar assault.What has happened?The attacks began last month, when hundreds of French supermarkets had to throw away millions of euros’ worth of food after ...

“We will kill Trump,” declares a huge new billboard in central Tehran, amid a wave of anti-US sentiment following the midterm elections. There is a “good degree of triumphalism” inside Iran about the results, said The Guardian’s diplomatic editor Patrick Wintour. But although Donald Trump will have ...
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf responds to a social media post in which J.D. Vance identified the Iran war as the main reason for the Republicans’ midterms trouncing. The US vice president has “losing gambler energy”, Ghalibaf said on X.
Most Britons (62%) do not view the Remembrance Day poppy as a symbol of national pride or patriotism, according to a YouGov survey. Of the 8,024 adults quizzed, 86% associate the poppy with commemorating British and Commonwealth war dead, while 9% regard wearing it as an expression of a political vi...

With the impending “atomic bomb” arrival of “Grand Theft Auto 6” on 19 November, few other games are “daring to release” this month, said Paul Tassi on Forbes. “But few games are ‘The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’.”The new Zelda title, a Nintendo Switch 2 remake of the 1998 Nintendo 64 classic,...
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Cyberattacks have targeted supermarket fridges and freezers across Europe. Could the UK be next?

The Explainer UK seeks access to EU’s protectionist industrial programme aimed at reducing reliance on China and US

The Explainer Four ‘toss-up’ Senate seats could decide who wields power in Washington

The Explainer Record theft highlights the vulnerability of the cryptocurrency industry to online hacks

Talking Points Pope Leo drives a rethinking of just war doctrine

Talking Point Monarch and PM both stop short of apologising for Britain’s role in slave trade, and sidestep growing calls in Commonwealth for financial redress

Talking Point After a bitter election campaign and a shock first-round setback, Brazil’s president has secured a fourth term – but his troubles are far from over



Under the Radar Fake reading communities and AI scams are a few of the nefarious methods

Under the Radar Arson attack on mountainside retreat exposes difficulty in dealing with the physical legacy of Germany’s Nazi past

Under the radar The process could be helpful or harmful

Speed Read It comes less than two weeks after the rapper was dropped by Ed Sheeran’s tour

Speed Read Democratic lawmakers have demanded more details about the ad

Speed Read The two leaders have “never gotten along better,” Trump claimed

Speed Read The parts were “inexplicably diverted” to the city, Bloomberg reported
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