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Labour will not order any new nuclear-powered submarines until 2028, despite Sir Keir Starmer announcing plans for up to 12 vessels to replace the Royal Navy’s Astute-class attack submarines. The proposed submarines are intended to succeed the Astute class, but a decision to place any new order has been delayed until 2028.

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US congressional leaders have agreed that AI regulation needs to include safeguards, but offered no specific policies or timetable as warnings over the technology’s risks grow. Mike Johnson, the Republican Speaker of the House, said lawmakers should proceed cautiously to avoid weakening American companies against Chinese rivals. “We’re not going to rush in and pass a piece of legislation that would do harm to the country and put China at an edge,” he said. “And so we’ve got to do this carefully.” Hakeem Jeffries, the Democratic minority leader, accused Mr Johnson of moving too slowly and said the House needed…

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Arsenal have been backed to break Chelsea’s Premier League record for the fewest goals conceded in a season after making an impressive defensive start under Mikel Arteta. The Gunners have won all four of their opening matches this term and have allowed just one goal, with goalkeeper David Raya producing an inspired performance in the victory over Sunderland last night. Former Chelsea midfielder Tony Cascarino believes Arsenal’s defence could eventually challenge the benchmark set by Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea side, who conceded only 15 goals during the 2004/05 Premier League campaign. Arsenal backed to break Chelsea’s defensive record “I call them…

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A domestic disturbance in Jarrell, Texas, ended with an armed man found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after a standoff with police on Saturday, 12 September 2026. Officers were called to a home in the 100 block of Citation Drive at about 9.35am. Police said a woman ran from the property as the first officer arrived, while a man shut himself inside. The woman told officers she had been physically assaulted by her husband and chased along the road while he carried a handgun. She also alleged that he had fired the weapon inside the house in her…

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Kimi Antonelli won the Spanish Grand Prix as the Italian driver moved closer to claiming the Formula One crown, while Oscar Piastri endured another difficult day. The result strengthened Antonelli’s position in the championship battle and further increased the pressure on Piastri, whose latest setback came at the Spanish race.

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A little-known story of Holocaust survivors liberated from a train near Magdeburg in April 1945 has been brought to wider attention after a family’s old photographs led to interviews with survivors and the American soldiers who found them. The photographs were discovered by Elizabeth Connolly as a child, in a drawer belonging to her father, US Army sergeant Carrol Walsh. Among images of toy soldiers was an envelope showing people she did not recognise, including a woman holding a young girl’s hand and another woman who appeared extremely thin. When Connolly asked her father about the photographs, he told her…

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A migrant boat launched from Utah Beach in Normandy was escorted across the Channel to Portsmouth after French authorities intercepted it, raising fears among officials that people-smuggling gangs are opening a new route to Britain. The 34ft inflatable was carrying an estimated 130 passengers when it set off at about 3.30am on Sunday. It had travelled only around four miles, in the relative shelter of the Bay of the Seine, when four French boats intercepted it. Rather than turn the vessel back, the French crews shadowed it for roughly ten hours, in line with their rules of engagement, while alerting…

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Angie Nixon’s Florida Senate campaign has shaken up a Democratic Party that had largely written off the Republican-leaning state, after her insurgent primary victory propelled her into a general election contest against Republican incumbent Ashley Moody. Ms Nixon, a 42-year-old state representative from Jacksonville, defeated Alex Vindman, a former national security official with establishment ties, by double digits last month. Her win has revived Democratic hopes of mobilising voters in a state that President Trump has carried three times, although Republicans remain confident that Ms Moody will prevail in November. If elected, Ms Nixon would become Florida’s first Black senator.…

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