Migrants stranded on Diego Garcia offered move to UK from the BBC
Around 60 Tamils struck on the secretive military island are to be brought to the UK.Read More
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At least 10 dead after volcano erupts in Indonesia from the BBC
Officials say several villages have been evacuated after the eruption on Sunday.Read More
Quincy Jones, giant of US music, has died aged 91 from the BBC
Jones was best known as the producer of three Michael Jackson albums – Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad.Read More
Netanyahu aide leaks may have harmed hostage talks, court says from the BBC
A top Netanyahu aide was among those arrested and investigated over leaked and falsified documents.Read More
Iran urged to release woman detained after undressing at university from the BBC
Activists say the woman was protesting against the hijab laws, but authorities say she is mentally ill.Read More
Fresh flooding hits Barcelona as Spain rescuers search underground parking from the BBC
Teams are searching for missing people in vehicles in an inundated shopping centre car park.Read More
Trial begins over beheading of teacher who showed Prophet Muhammed cartoon from the BBC
The history teacher was killed after giving a lesson on freedom of speech to a class of young teenagers.Read More
10 reasons both Harris and Trump can be hopeful of victory from the BBC
Polls suggest the race is deadlocked – but if one candidate pulls away, these factors could explain why.Read More
The New York Times Tech Guild is on strike from the Verge Wes Davis
Photo: Jakub Porzycki / NurPhoto via Getty Images The New York Times Tech Guild went on strike at 12:01AM ET today, reports The Washington Post. The guild represents over 600 software engineers, product managers, data analysts, and designers for the media company. Its strike leaves the company bereft of crucial technical expertise just one day…
X is allowing people you’ve blocked to see your posts from the Verge Umar Shakir
Illustration: The Verge This weekend, X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, announced it’s “starting to launch” a controversial change to how blocking works on its platform. Company owner Elon Musk first revealed the change in September, which will allow people you’ve blocked to continue to see your posts, and, as noted by TechCrunch, your…