October 09, 2026
Egg producers say costs keep rising even as market forces dictate what they earn, pushing some to cut production to limit losses
His body returns to Bangladesh on Saturday for final rites and burial in Dhaka
The policy shift reflects a broader Trump administration move away from democracy promotion and towards transactional foreign engagement
Bangladesh also seeks tariff-free access to India after LDC graduation and transit through India to export goods to Nepal and Bhutan
Eggs get dearer as farmers sink deeper into losses
London pays its final respects to Khalidi
US, Russia explore gas sale to Europe
French teens march for decent schools
Ex-prince Andrew search warrants quashed
Haaland urges Man City unity amid struggles
The Co-op's move is part of a growing trend of workplace AI surveillance, with Burger King and Meta among other firms to have recently adopted or tested similar tools
Residents in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied town sitting right next to front line, say that last food delivery was in spring
Local drivers and guides will take visitors through Rumbak, Shang and Uley, where the big cats are often spotted
Jonathan has lived at Plantation House on St Helena since arriving on the island as a fully grown animal in 1882
People aged 13 to 29 have reported the highest levels of loneliness of any age group, according to a WHO report
Nicolas Ghesquière says recent European heatwaves have changed how he thinks about fabrics and clothing
Clashes erupt in protest over conditions in France's 3,700 high schools including those in Rennes, Lyon and Strasbourg
The rare view has shown auroras glowing across both the night and daylight sides of Earth
Can high spectrum price ensure an inclusive digital future?
Can Wall Street keep partying while bond markets burn?
The friend who crossed borders for me
India-China thaw faces major economic tests
The striker says his connection to the club and the UK in general extends beyond playing for Enzo Maresca's side
Employers are holding on to workers but remain reluctant to hire, making it harder for job seekers to find new opportunities
Libi family is in the vanguard of a hardline movement to seize West Bank land. The Israeli government has given Libis factory license, grazing permits and agricultural grant
Procurement records show defense establishment's growing interest in humanoids
Indonesia is home to millions of children facing obesity, part of a broader nutritional crisis affecting millions across low and middle-income countries
Investors and entrepreneurs are paying thousands of dollars for access to Chinese factories and technology companies
Chinese officials say they lack the mandate to sign an agreement covering Nepal’s wider requests for glacier monitoring
Industry executives say the machines still struggle when tasks require intuition or departures from programmed routines
Internal documents reveal how Meta's radical AI workforce overhaul quickly unravels after employees rebel and the technology disappoints
Adam Mosseri says few teenagers used “Take a Break” feature before it became a default setting in 2024
The attacks transformed global aviation security, but many of the airport rituals travellers know today emerged only after later plots exposed new vulnerabilities
The cave’s constant 11 degrees C temperature makes it a refuge for biodiversity and humans
The tiny island expects film fame to bring visitors, but fears a summer tourism crush
Several cruise ships remain stranded while operators wait for river levels to rise
Tourist resorts, trails and other attractions will remain closed until further notice
Emergency services say three people were taken to medical facilities and six others were treated on site
Guests have been relocated to nearby hotels after evacuation from the resort
Major travel operators are scaling back their presence on the island
