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Sports
Martínez apologises after criticism of club hierarchy; Manchester United fines defender
Lisandro Martínez apologised after criticising Manchester United's hierarchy and has been fined by the club. The episode raises questions about discipline and team dynamics.
Health
Same-day metagenomic testing speeds up diagnosis of hidden infections in critically ill children
Same-day metagenomic sequencing can reveal hidden infections in critically ill children, enabling faster, targeted treatment and informing stewardship.
Politics
China’s Rare Earths Drive Complicates South China Sea Dynamics
Seabed mining and China's rare earths strategy could reshape claims and environmental governance in the South China Sea.
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Carney Sounds Alarm on US Influence as Alberta Votes on Separation
Carney warned the United States was using a divide-and-rule approach as Alberta prepares to vote on whether to begin a legal route to separation from Canada.
India presses Moscow and Kyiv to secure Black Sea commercial routes
New Delhi asked Moscow and Kyiv to ensure safe commercial navigation in the Black Sea after attacks put Indian seafarers at risk.
School Protests in France Spotlight Funding Inequities in Education
Schoolchildren across France protest perceived unfair distribution of education funding despite high national investment, sparking debate on equity and reform.
UK Government Points to Iran After Security Incident at RAF Fairford
UK prime minister signals 'strong indications' of Iranian involvement after alarm at RAF Fairford led to withdrawal of USAF B-1 bombers.
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Banks Brace as Executives Expect Profit Tax Moves in Upcoming Budget
Senior banking executives told the BBC they expect measures in the chancellor's Budget that could target bank profits.
Government opens review into rising airport drop-off charges across the UK
The UK government has launched a review into soaring airport drop-off charges to protect accessibility and fairness for passengers.
Heathrow chief warns abandoning third runway would be a ‘huge missed opportunity’
Heathrow chief Thomas Woldbye urges clarity from government, calling a decision against a third runway a 'huge missed opportunity'.
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China’s Rare Earths Drive Complicates South China Sea Dynamics
Seabed mining and China's rare earths strategy could reshape claims and environmental governance in the South China Sea.
Japan Regulator’s Rare Public Warning Raises Stakes in Price-Fixing Concerns
Japan's competition authority issued an uncommon public warning about cartel-like behaviour as prices climb, signalling tougher scrutiny and risks for markets.
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Martínez apologises after criticism of club hierarchy; Manchester United fines defender
Lisandro Martínez apologised after criticising Manchester United's hierarchy and has been fined by the club. The episode raises questions about discipline and team dynamics.
Guardiola’s return sparks Etihad resilience despite PSG excellence
Guardiola returned to Etihad as Manchester City showed defiance against a Paris Saint-Germain masterclass, a match with clear tactical and competitive implications.
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