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London Paddington fire causes rail chaos as Heathrow trains cancelled
Sep 5, 2026 - World 
Blaze causes electricity supply failure and disruption of services to airport and ReadingA fire near a train track in the London Paddington area has caused major disruption, with services to Heathrow airport cancelled.The fire caused an electricity supply failure which has left all lines between Paddington and the airport blocked, National Rail said. Continue reading...
Egyptian TV presenter among 12 sentenced to death for drug crime
Sep 5, 2026 - World 
Sarah Khalifa, 39, charged with forming organised criminal gang to manufacture and traffick drugsAn Egyptian court sentenced a well-known television presenter and 11 others to death for manufacturing and trafficking narcotics in a sprawling drug case, official media reported on Saturday.The presenter, Sarah Khalifa, 39, is best known for her programme Mission Impossible, which dealt with issues concerning security and crime. Continue reading...
Farage brushes aside Reform controversies in closing conference speech – UK politics as it happened
Sep 5, 2026 - World 
‘Sometimes we will get things wrong and get a bit of a kicking for it,’ party leader tells gathering in Birmingham No real mention by Anderson of the problems that overshadowed events yesterday. He ended his opening speech saying: "Yesterday was great. Today is going to be absolutely brilliant.”Laila Cunningham is speaking next. Continue reading...
Bernie Sanders' New Bill Can Send OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs To Jail For Years
Sep 5, 2026 - World 
The US senator has called for a permanent ban on AI systems that exceed human intelligence and renewed his demand for a pause on advanced AI development.
‘I wasn’t even listening,’ Farage says of donations scandal meeting
Sep 5, 2026 - World 
Reform UK leader maintains innocence in overseas funding controversy on last day of party conferenceUK politics liveNigel Farage has claimed that he “wasn’t even listening” during a meeting at the centre of a controversy about whether his party considered evading the law on accepting donations from overseas.The Reform UK leader also claimed he knew donation law “better than anybody” during interviews as he sought to salvage the final day of his party conference from the fallout that has already cost him two of his closest aides. Continue reading...