Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast
At least 22 people die in Bosnian floods
BBC to make ‘Pride and Prejudice’ spinoff
Christopher Nolan’s next film will arrive at Universal
Christopher Nolan is staying at Universal and the filmmaker will set his next movie at his Oppenheimer studio. In addition, Matt Damon is also in negotiations to star in the
Saoirse Ronan says losing the role of Luna Lovegood ‘has stayed with me over the years’
Saoirse Ronan revealed in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel that she has found it impossible to forget about losing the role of Luna Lovegood in the ‘Harry Potter’ franchise. Evanna
Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried to star in ‘The Housemaid’ adaptation
Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried will star in ‘The Housemaid’, a film adaptation of Freida McFadden’s novel. Paul Feig will direct the psychological thriller for Lionsgate. In the film, Sweeney
Russian drone attack in Ukraine’s Odessa region injures five people
A Russian drone strike in the Odessa region of southern Ukraine injured five people and damaged an apartment building. The Ukrainian military said it shot down 21 of 22 drones
European Commission warns Hungarian policies towards Russia and China pose a risk
Hungary is putting European security at risk, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a blunt speech in which she criticised Budapest’s relationship with Russia and China. von
UK population rises to 68.3 million
Britain’s population grew by 1% in annual terms to 68.3 million in mid-2023, mainly due to high immigration. Net international migration was the main contributor to population growth in the
Pfizer and BioNTech win bid to invalidate CureVac’s COVID vaccine patents in UK
Pfizer and its partner BioNTech won their bid to invalidate CureVac’s COVID vaccine patents in the High Court in London. Pfizer and BioNTech had filed their lawsuit in September 2022
Novavax receives EU authorisation for updated COVID vaccine targeting the JN.1 strain
European Commission authorises Novavax The company said Wednesday it has updated its COVID-19 vaccine targeting the JN.1 strain of coronavirus in the region. The authorisation applies to people aged 12
Australia and New Zealand are preparing for the looming bird flu threat
Australia and New Zealand are preparing for the emergence of a devastating strain of bird flu by tightening biosecurity measures on farms, testing shorebirds for disease, vaccinating vulnerable species and
MLB to release games for Guardians, Twins, Brewers in 2025
Following Diamond Sports Group’s decision to terminate all media rights deals except for the Atlanta Braves, MLB announced Tuesday that it will produce and distribute local Minnesota Twins, Milwaukee Brewers
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is out for a month due to a hamstring injury
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is expected to be out of action for at least a month due to a hamstring injury that could jeopardise the club’s hopes of winning the Premier
Joe Root becomes England’s top scorer
Joe Root produced an unbeaten hundred, surpassing Alastair Cook to become England cricket’s top scorer, and led the team to a score of 351-3 on day three of their opening
BBC to make ‘Pride and Prejudice’ spinoff
The BBC is returning to the ‘Pride and Prejudice’ universe with a new spin-off drama about Lizzy Bennet’s sister Mary. Titled ‘The Other Bennet Sister’ and based on Janice Hadlow’s
Netflix to make an Italian adaptation of ‘Love Is Blind’ series
Netflix is launching an adaptation of ‘Love Is Blind’ in Italy following recent European reruns of the hit reality dating show in the UK and Sweden. ‘Love Is Blind Italy
‘Kaos’ cancelled after one season on Netflix
‘Kaos’, the comedy series about Greek mythology that premiered in late August, has been cancelled on Netflix. The series starred Jeff Goldblum as Zeus, who, in a present-day setting, has
Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast
Hurricane Milton slammed into Florida’s Gulf Coast, leaving residents with one last day to evacuate or take shelter before the Category 5 storm, which will bring a potentially deadly storm
IEA warns that renewable energy will fall short of UN target of tripling by 2030
Renewable energy sources will meet nearly half of all electricity demand by the end of the decade, but will fall short of the UN’s target of tripling capacity to reduce
At least 22 people die in Bosnian floods
At least 22 people were killed in severe floods and landslides that swept through villages in Bosnia and Herzegovina and caused massive damage to the Balkan country. Key transport infrastructure