World's most dangerous creature washes up on UK beach
Several Portuguese Man 'O War, also known as 'Floating Terrors', were spotted along Aberavon Beach in Port Talbot, Wales. The Port Talbot Coastguard alerted the public to stay cautious and to avoid all contact with the creature. Confirming the sighting, the Port Talbot Coastguard said: "We’re urging everyone visiting Aberavon Beach to stay vigilant. The Portuguese Man O'War. Typically, the Portuguese Man O'War can be spotted floating on the surface of the sea, but it can often get caught in seaweed.
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November 03, 2025 07:48 UTC
'Have enough nukes to blow world 150 times': Nuclear testing, Mamdani & more — 10 things Donald Trump told 60 Minutes
Donald Trump (AP)Trump Shoots NYC Warning: Why Zohran Mamdani Is Terrifying America's Elite | Global PulseHere are ten key takeaways from the interview. Asked why he recently ordered the United States to conduct its own nuclear tests, Trump explained, “You don’t necessarily know where they’re testing. They test way underground where people don’t know exactly what’s happening with the test. “You could’ve never had any kind of a deal if you had a nuclear Iran. And you essentially had a nuclear Iran,” he said.He described meeting the pilots who carried out the strike and inviting them to the White House.
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November 03, 2025 05:33 UTC
UK learns that khadi is a cultural assertion
His fightback was powered by his quest for nonviolence and regenerative economics - distinctively Gandhian instincts that foster a preference for khadi. "In 2014, I saw a piece on the launch of 'khaadi' shops in London malls," said Shah, now an adviser and co-founder of Khadi London. The garments, though well-made, did not reflect the spirit of autonomy and regeneration that true khadi embodies. He was drawn to the purity of Vinoba Bhave's Sarvodaya Movement - a vision of self-governing, borderless communities built on equality. He even spent 10 days in jail in 1974 when he joined a student demonstration led by Jayaprakash Narayan.After Shah migrated to the UK in 1996, he continued working on community-driven projects, eventually conceiving Khadi London.
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November 03, 2025 05:12 UTC
Iran's president says Tehran will rebuild its nuclear facilities
Live Eventsas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelTehran will rebuild its nuclear facilities "with greater strength", Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian told state media on Sunday, adding that the country does not seek a nuclear weapon U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that he would order fresh attacks on Iran's nuclear sites should Tehran try to restart facilities that the United States bombed in June.Pezeshkian made his comments during a visit to the country's Atomic Energy Organization, during which he met with senior managers from Iran's nuclear industry. "Destroying buildings and factories will not create a problem for us, we will rebuild and with greater strength," the Iranian president told state media.In June, the U.S. launched strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities that Washington says were part of a program geared towards developing nuclear weapons. Tehran maintains that its nuclear programme is for purely civilian purposes. "It's all intended for solving the problems of the people, for disease, for the health of the people," Pezeshkian said in reference to Iran's nuclear activities.
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November 03, 2025 00:54 UTC
Newspaper headlines: 'More pressure on Andrew' and 'Two arrested over stabbing spree'
Some of the early editions have witness reports about the stabbing attack on a train in Cambridgeshire. The Sun, external quotes a passenger as saying there was "blood everywhere" and that it was "like something from a film". The Times, external says witnesses described some passengers being "stamped [on]" as they tried to flee. He suggests "there'll be a steep penalty for breaking Labour's tax pledge - but the price may have to be paid." The Express, external quotes a top US civil rights lawyer as saying the King should urge his brother to testify.
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November 02, 2025 23:29 UTC
What can you burn on a bonfire in the UK? Rules explained
Bonfires are typically held at public firework events, but garden bonfires are allowed in the UK, although there are rules. If you are thinking of having a garden bonfire this year, here is all you need to know. They suggested dry, untreated, unpainted wood, small amounts of plain paper or cardboard for kindling and dry garden waste such as twigs, leaves, and small branches. Research from Waste Managed shows that garden waste bonfires can produce up to 30 times more particulate pollution than burning clean, untreated wood. The Government website advises getting rid of household or garden waste by composting or recycling it.
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November 02, 2025 22:29 UTC
Nigel Farage: We’re the workers’ party but can’t promise tax cuts
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November 02, 2025 21:52 UTC
Mass stabbings on train that left nine fighting for life was ‘isolated incident’
British Transport Police (BTP) declared a major incident and said two people were arrested after the train was stopped at Huntingdon station. (PA Graphics)Addressing whether or not the incident was terror-related, he told the broadcaster: “The early assessment is that this was an isolated incident, an isolated attack. Huntingdon railway station remained taped off by police on Sunday morning – with the train still visible on the platform. Olly Foster, who also witnessed the incident, told the BBC an older man “blocked” the attacker from stabbing a younger girl, leaving him with injuries to his head and neck. The attack is understood to have started shortly after the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) train left Peterborough station.
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November 02, 2025 21:36 UTC
LNER staff ‘saved lives’ in Cambridgeshire train attack — as it happened
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November 02, 2025 21:29 UTC
What we know about the UK train stabbings
The head of the transport union RMT, Eddie Dempsey, commended the train crew, driver and operators "who quickly assisted in diverting the King's Cross-bound train into Huntingdon station". Others told Sky News they saw a man holding a large knife on the platform after the train halted. Police and interior minister Shabana Mahmood underlined that both suspects were born in the UK, following speculation on social media. - Knife crime in the UK -Knife crime in England and Wales has increased since 2011, according to official government data. While Britain has some of the strictest gun controls in the world, rampant knife crime has been branded a "national crisis" by Starmer.
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November 02, 2025 18:24 UTC
Another welfare climbdown. Billions more for Rachel Reeves to find
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November 02, 2025 18:05 UTC
Putin still thinks he’s a genius. All the naysayers are gone
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November 02, 2025 17:30 UTC
Andrew erased royal tributes to Jeffrey Epstein victims
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November 02, 2025 17:12 UTC
Braintree Aquathon in memory of woman for Marie Curie
Karen Stokoe, from Braintree, grew up very active in an athletic family. Speaking to the Times, her mum Lynn Stokoe, 74, said: “It was six years after her first chemo treatment that she passed away. Sarah said: “The Aquathon would be a great opportunity for people to give aqua a go for the first time. Brave - Karen never gave up battling a brain tumour for 12 years (Image: Lynn Stokoe)Read more:The Aquathon will fundraise for Marie Curie, who were a great support to the family at the end of Karen’s life. Lynn said: “Marie Curie are for the end of life, and they were with her when she died.
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November 02, 2025 17:06 UTC
The Top Gear team drove through Argentina. A stone-throwing mob were waiting
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November 02, 2025 16:29 UTC