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    Alaphilippe: 'Don't expect to see me again' after gruelling Alpe d'Huez stage, raising retirement talk

    The double world champion, 34, suggested after a punishing 20th stage that he may not return to the race, finishing arm-in-arm with Warren Barguil over 25 minutes behind winner Richard Carapaz.

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Reading scores slide across the OECD

Strikes lift oil as Europe targets settlements and German voters shake Berlin

The day’s main stories ran through contested borders, fragile institutions and expensive technology. Markets priced another notch of Middle Eastern risk, while European governments moved from criticism of Israeli settlements to trade restrictions.

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  • UK air traffic control failure

    Resumes departures at Heathrow after NATS resolves technical issue, but knock-on delays continue across UK airports

  • US-Canada trade dispute escalation

    Announces import bans on Canadian dairy, alcohol, and motorcycles starting September 29, as Canada prepares retaliatory tariffs.

  • US strike on Iran's Larak Island

    Intercepts 18 Iranian missiles over Jordan as Tehran targets a US base and vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, with no casualties reported.

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World · Updated 35m ago

The Middle East after Gaza

New detail on 9 September exchange (18 of 20 missiles intercepted, no casualties) and Houthi blockade announcement, but no fundamental shift beyond the existing US-Iran direct confrontation framework.

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