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Nov 9, 2026 - World

Nvidia CEO confessed to cheating on his wife, Lori Mills. She has not released any public statement regarding the admission or the ongoing probe.

Nov 9, 2026 - World

Prosecuting barrister asks for a ‘category one’ sentencing length which ranges from 10 to 15 yearsProceedings are beginning now. Chief prosecutor Riel Karmy-Jones KC is up on her feet. She’ll be the first to deliver remarks.The sentencing has been pushed back as court staff attempt to rearrange the courtroom so one of the victims can be protected, PA reports. Continue reading...

Nov 9, 2026 - World

Lawsuit filed last year against IBM, Atos and Leonardo after delays to passengers blamed on the system, first reported in the FTThe EU has filed a lawsuit against IBM and two other companies involved in its troubled border-management system, an internal document has revealed.The bloc’s IT agency, EU-Lisa, filed a case last year against IBM, the French IT company Atos and Italian defence contractor Leonardo, the three members of a consortium to implement and maintain the EU’s entry/exit system, which was launched in October 2025. Continue reading...

Nov 9, 2026 - World

President’s acknowledgement appears at odds with his elevation of Stephen Miller, the architect of his hardline immigration policyTrump admits deportation policy was ‘too tough’Sign up for US Breaking News emailDemocratic Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, currently the House minority leader who is poised to become new Speaker next year, told CBS News that the Trump administration will hold a closed-door congressional briefing today to discuss Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy.Last week the Republican chairs of three key House committees also called on Huang to appear before lawmakers in a closed-door hearing on 18 November. Continue reading...

Nov 9, 2026 - World

Call for overhaul of manually operated level crossings after delivery worker was killed by passenger train in KentAn Amazon delivery driver was killed by a train after he drove his van on to railway tracks at a manually operated level crossing, apparently without realising he needed to open the exit gate first, an official investigation has reported.Safety inspectors said there was “an obvious risk of further tragedy”, with a second similar fatal event still being investigated, and called for an overhaul of this type of crossing. Continue reading...