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Global Fleets Feel The ImpactAirbus grounds thousands of jets after discovering that intense solar radiation can disrupt vital flight control computers, causing delays worldwide. Around 6,000 A320-family aircraft are affected, representing half the company’s global fleet. Most planes can fly again after a quick three-hour software update. The UK regulator warns of delays and cancellations, though airports report only limited issues so far. Altitude Scare Reveals Hidden RiskAirbus identifies the problem after investigating an October incident in which a plane travelling between the US and Mexico suddenly lost altitude. The JetBlue aircraft makes an emergency landing in Florida after at…

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Premier League clubs are bracing for increased wage costs after the UK government announced that players’ image rights payments will be taxed as income from April 2027. Currently, many players receive part of their earnings through image rights paid to limited companies, taxed at the 25% corporate rate. Under the new rules, these payments will instead be subject to the top income tax rate of 45%, meaning significantly higher tax bills for players. Agents say many players will expect clubs to cover the difference, particularly those negotiating new contracts before the rule takes effect. Some foreign players have clauses that…

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Health officials report troubling signs that measles is resurging after decades of declining deaths. The World Health Organization (WHO) says measles cases jumped 47 per cent last year in Europe and Central Asia due to falling vaccination rates. Officials warn that gains in reducing infections and fatalities are slipping worldwide. In 2024, measles killed an estimated 95,000 people, mostly children under five, down from 780,000 deaths in 2000. The WHO emphasised that every preventable death from a low-cost, highly effective vaccine is unacceptable. WHO data shows measles vaccination campaigns have saved nearly 59 million lives since 2000. Rising Infections and…

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New Gurugram hub anchors the brand’s India push Tesla opens its largest India hub in Gurugram while it struggles with weak demand. The centre brings a showroom, charging points and full after-sales care into one site. Dealership data shows Tesla sells just over 100 cars since its heavily publicised July debut. People familiar with the company’s approach say Tesla now focuses on strengthening India’s broader EV environment to rebuild momentum. The firm offers no direct reply on its slow sales. Media reports indicate Tesla secures only a little more than 600 bookings by mid-September. A small share converts into sales…

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A group of tourists entered Torres del Paine’s O Circuit despite deteriorating weather forecasts. About 30 international trekkers departed Los Perros campsite between 5 and 7 a.m. on 17 November to cross John Garner Pass. Light rain and moderate winds greeted them, but conditions shifted rapidly at higher altitudes. By late morning, visibility shrank to a few metres, and wind gusts exceeded forecasts, producing whiteout conditions that disoriented hikers. The O Circuit, a 130–140 km loop around the Paine Massif, ranks among Patagonia’s most demanding trekking routes. Around 10 a.m., the storm intensified, bringing near-horizontal snow, violent winds, and zero…

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Archaeologists say they now have strong evidence that a vast ring of huge pits near Stonehenge was deliberately dug by Neolithic people over 4,000 years ago. The structure, known as the Durrington pit circle, is thought to be more than a mile wide and made up of around 20 enormous pits, some measuring up to 10 metres wide and 5 metres deep, centred around the ancient sites of Durrington Walls and Woodhenge. Although the feature was first identified in 2020, some experts suggested the pits could be natural. New research, published in Internet Archaeology, used a combination of advanced techniques…

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Under the bright lights of a Delhi operating theatre, a woman lies still as surgeons prepare to remove her gallbladder. She sleeps under general anaesthesia, her body paralysed and her mind unconscious. Yet soft flute music flows through headphones resting over her ears. Even as anaesthetic drugs quiet most of her brain, her auditory pathways remain active. When she awakens, she recovers faster and clearer because she required lower doses of propofol and opioid painkillers than patients who heard no music. Researchers from Maulana Azad Medical College and Lok Nayak Hospital confirm that music can reduce drug use and improve…

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Scientists say the human brain develops through five distinct “eras” across a lifetime, with full adult brain organisation not beginning until the early 30s. In a large study analysing brain scans from nearly 4,000 people aged from infancy to 90, researchers found that brain development follows broad phases separated by four key turning points, occurring at around the ages of nine, 32, 66 and 83. The first phase, childhood, lasts from birth to about age nine. During this time, the brain rapidly grows and refines itself by trimming unused neural connections, while grey and white matter grow and the brain’s…

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A federal judge has ruled that many detained immigrants nationwide must be given bond hearings before being held in custody. The decision restores a key due-process right and offers stronger protections for vulnerable individuals at risk of indefinite detention. The ruling ensures that detention cannot be automatic. Immigrants now have the right to request a hearing where a judge will evaluate whether detention is necessary. These hearings give detainees the opportunity to argue for release while their immigration cases are pending. Legal experts describe the decision as a major victory for immigrant rights. “This ruling reinforces the principle that no…

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Protesters exposed France’s failures in handling domestic violence as alarming statistics surfaced.Dozens gathered in central Paris Tuesday night, condemning rising gender-based violence and honouring victims.Marie-Josée, 78, said activists remain “constantly overwhelmed” as the crowd remembered five women killed by partners or ex-partners last week.The protest occurred hours before authorities received a report urging radical reforms in domestic abuse prosecutions.Officials submitted the report to Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, recommending magistrates focus solely on intrafamilial violence.Le Parisien revealed the report ahead of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, warning that domestic violence demands a comprehensive approach.Despite decades of…

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