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A major Swedish trial has found that a daily low dose of aspirin can cut the risk of colorectal cancer returning by more than half in patients with specific genetic mutations. Researchers at the Karolinska Institute tested more than 3,500 patients who had undergone tumour removal, with 1,103 found to carry mutations in the PI3K pathway. Those who took 160mg of aspirin daily for three years were 55% less likely to see their cancer return compared with patients on a placebo. Prof Anna Martling, who led the Alascca trial, said the results could change clinical practice, stressing the importance of…

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Shop owner Hans Velten Reisch angered locals and beyond by posting a sign banning Jews from his store.The sign read: “Jews are banned from here! Nothing personal. No antisemitism. Just can’t stand you.”Police removed the sign Wednesday evening “to prevent danger” and protect public order, spokesperson Philipp Renoncourt said.Reporters noted the message remained visible on a wall inside the shop opposite the entrance.The incident triggered heated debate locally and online, with many condemning the sign as discriminatory and offensive.Some compared it to Nazi-era persecution, while others called for boycotts or public action.By Thursday, protesters smeared the shop window with slogans…

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Meta has launched a new generation of smart glasses powered by artificial intelligence. The company wants them to become must-have accessories worldwide. Presentation at Meta Connect At the Meta Connect developer conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled several products created with Ray-Ban and Oakley. A neural wristband was among the highlights. It connects with the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and lets users send messages through small hand gestures. The announcement came as Meta continues to face criticism about the effects of its platforms. Concerns are especially focused on young users. Zuckerberg described the launch as a “huge scientific breakthrough.” He spoke…

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A new trial suggests that a daily pill could help people lose up to a fifth of their body weight, offering a more convenient alternative to injections. The drug, called orforglipron and developed by Eli Lilly, targets GLP-1 receptors in the same way as jabs such as Mounjaro and Wegovy. In a 72-week study involving more than 3,000 adults with obesity but no diabetes, one in five participants taking the highest dose lost at least 20% of their body weight. On average, those on the top dose shed about 11%. Patients also saw improvements in blood pressure, cholesterol, and waist…

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NATO members contribute to the Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) to buy US weapons, ammunition, and equipment. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine expects $3.5 billion next month to purchase arms and strengthen defenses against Russia’s invasion. Zelenskyy confirmed partners contributed over $2 billion specifically for PURL. He added that October would bring additional funds, raising the total to $3.5–3.6 billion. He withheld specifics about the first shipments but confirmed they will include Patriot air defense missiles and HIMARS munitions. Patriot systems defend against Russian missile strikes, while HIMARS boost Ukraine’s precision-strike capabilities. War Continues Amid Diplomatic Stalemate Despite three years…

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Food prices rose in August for the fifth month in a row. Official figures show the sharpest increase since early last year. The cost of food and non-alcoholic drinks grew at an annual rate of 5.1%. Beef, butter, milk and chocolate drove the rise. Slower growth in areas such as air fares kept overall UK inflation steady at 3.8%, unchanged from July. Economists said supermarkets are passing higher wage and National Insurance costs directly onto consumers. Bank of England holds steady Inflation remains above the Bank of England’s 2% target. Markets expect the committee to keep interest rates unchanged this…

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Sky has placed 900 UK roles at risk as it adapts to the streaming era, with about 600 jobs expected to go and 300 redeployed. The cuts will mainly affect technology, product, and corporate teams, as the Comcast-owned broadcaster shifts from traditional satellite pay-TV toward internet-based services. Sky has shed nearly 3,500 roles since early 2023, bringing its UK workforce back to around 23,000, the same level as when Comcast bought the company in 2018 for £31bn. Over 90% of new subscriptions now come through products such as Sky Glass and Sky Stream. The company said it is focusing on…

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Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada banned fibre optic internet across Balkh province to “prevent immorality,” officials confirmed Tuesday. Government offices, businesses, schools, and homes lost Wi-Fi, though mobile data still works. Authorities promised to build an alternative network for essential services within Afghanistan. Residents Face Disruption One resident reported losing home internet days earlier. His provider initially claimed a technical problem that would resolve soon. He said fast internet is crucial for communicating with clients and companies outside Afghanistan and may move provinces to maintain his work. Broader Implications Officials gave no explanation for why Balkh faces the ban first or…

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US President Donald Trump announced he will sue the New York Times for 15 billion dollars over what he calls defamation and libel. Trump declared on his platform Truth Social that the newspaper has lied and smeared him for too long and that this will now stop. Criticism over Kamala Harris endorsement The president condemned the Times for endorsing Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. He accused the paper of acting as a mouthpiece for the Democratic Party. Trump said his lawsuit will be filed in Florida, a Republican stronghold. The New York Times has not yet commented on the…

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Authorities Detail Scope of OperationFlor Bressers, a Belgian citizen, has appeared in court in Brussels accused of directing a major cocaine-smuggling ring. Prosecutors claim he personally earned about €230m from ten shipments, while Brazilian co-defendant Sérgio Roberto de Carvalho is said to have made roughly €200m. Officials state the 30 individuals facing trial collectively amassed close to €500m through the network. Investigation Began After Rotterdam SeizureThe case traces back to 2020 when Dutch customs officers discovered 3.2 tonnes of cocaine concealed in a manganese ore shipment at Rotterdam’s port. Authorities say the interception revealed a complex smuggling network moving large…

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