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    Healey poised to raise bank taxes in 28 October Budget as energy bills rise

    The Guardian reports Chancellor John Healey is poised to lift the bank surcharge in his first Budget on 28 October, while energy support and rising Ofgem price caps also loom.

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A Peshawar school roof collapses

Zelensky resumes refinery strikes as Peshawar school collapse kills dozens of children

Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine has resumed strikes on Russian refineries after a roughly three-day US-requested pause, as Kyiv counted more than 850 Shahed drones between midnight and 9am on 15 October. In Peshawar, a private-school roof collapsed onto classrooms, killing at least 32 children and a teacher in the latest hospital count.

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    At least 19 people are injured after a freight train collided with a bus at the French entrance of the Channel Tunnel, according to emergency services.

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    Romanian emergency teams continue searching for seven missing sailors after suspected drone strikes hit the tanker Wine Trader in Romanian waters.

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    Military planners include the Pickaxe Mountain site among potential targets for GBU-43/B MOAB strikes if combat resumes, according to updated reports.

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European democracies and populism

A symbolic state-level AfD-BSW motion and Le Pen's limited Brussels backing refine existing storylines without a court ruling or government change.

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