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    Scottish crime novelist Peter May, author of the Lewis Trilogy, dies at 74

    The Scottish-born writer, whose books sold 15 million copies worldwide, passed away at his home in France ahead of the January release of his final novel.

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    Andy Burnham rallies Labour conference in Liverpool amid tight fiscal limits and EU debate

    Prime Minister Andy Burnham opened his first Labour Party conference as leader in Liverpool, with ministers outlining industrial plans and foreign policy while facing £8.5 billion to £12 billion in fiscal headroom.

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Sweden's coalition talks collapse

Russia pounds Kyiv while Poland loosens air rules and oil flows recover

The day’s news moved along two linked tracks: war pressed closer to European borders, while markets priced fresh workarounds in a disrupted Gulf. Politics then did what politics does, turning crises into votes, rules and balance sheets.

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  • Russian strikes hit Ukraine as UN summit begins

    Killed at least five people in separate attacks, including a strike on Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences, as the Russian drone offensive intensifies.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Ukraine expanded drone strikes to Tula and Voronezh defence plants; Kallas made a specific EU-level call for Patriot transfers but no decision was taken.

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