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UK government restores £2 bus fare cap in England

The UK government has announced the restoration of the £2 cap on bus fares in England. Officials say the policy will help ease the cost of living and give people financial breathing space. The cap had previously been in place but was allowed to lapse before this reinstatement.

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Miami Heat confirm LeBron James 'intro' video was posted by mistake
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Miami Heat confirm LeBron James 'intro' video was posted by mistake

Miami Heat have confirmed that a teaser video suggesting LeBron James could return to the franchise was published by mistake. The clip sparked widespread speculation about a potential NBA comeback to Miami. The club has not provided further details about any ongoing negotiations with the player.

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Tesla's profits hit as Musk pours $25bn into AI and robotics
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Tesla's profits hit as Musk pours $25bn into AI and robotics

Tesla reported mixed Q2 2026 results, with record deliveries and solid revenue growth offset by a significant drop in earnings per share and negative free cash flow. Elon Musk plans to spend over $25 billion this year on artificial intelligence, robotics and the Robotaxi project. Wall Street investors are increasingly concerned about the pace and scale of these expenditures.

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BAE Systems unveils Brontanax unmanned combat jet — test flights planned for 2027
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BAE Systems unveils Brontanax unmanned combat jet — test flights planned for 2027

British defence company BAE Systems unveiled a model of its new unmanned combat aircraft, the Brontanax, at the Farnborough Airshow. The jet falls into the Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) category, designed to operate alongside piloted fighters. BAE Systems says the first test flights could begin as early as next year.

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Self-proclaimed "King of Germany" Peter Fitzek faces prosecutors over fake currency fraud
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Self-proclaimed "King of Germany" Peter Fitzek faces prosecutors over fake currency fraud

Peter Fitzek, the self-proclaimed king of the "Kingdom of Germany," is facing prosecution for financial fraud. He allegedly sold worthless currency of his fictional kingdom to credulous followers while privately accumulating real gold, millions of euros and luxury castles. Prosecutors are now investigating how he built his fraudulent empire.

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Four original Xbox classics now playable on PC as backward compatibility launches
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Four original Xbox classics now playable on PC as backward compatibility launches

Microsoft has launched a backward compatibility programme for PC, allowing games from the original Xbox console to be played on modern hardware. Four classic titles from the first Xbox generation are now available to run on PC in the programme's opening phase. Xbox had long promised backward compatibility as a key feature for its platform.

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EVs catch fire less often than combustion cars — Polish fire brigade report
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EVs catch fire less often than combustion cars — Polish fire brigade report

In the first half of 2026, 26 electric vehicles caught fire in Poland, according to the latest State Fire Service report. When adjusted for the number of registered vehicles, EVs burned less frequently than combustion engine cars. The data offers a more complete picture of fire risk across vehicle types.

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Stephen Wolfram: the universe isn't random — it's driven by computational evolution
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Stephen Wolfram: the universe isn't random — it's driven by computational evolution

Physicist and Wolfram Alpha creator Stephen Wolfram argues that the universe's complexity emerges from simple computational rules, much like biological complexity arises from evolution. He proposes that nature is neither random nor engineered, but governed by a principle he calls "computational irreducibility." The same rule that shapes living tissue and organisms is, he claims, a fundamental property of computation itself.

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England to cut taxes for pubs and live music venues, raise levies on vape shops

Andy Burnham's government plans to cut business taxes for pubs, clubs and live music venues in England while raising levies on vape shops, classed as "anti-social" businesses. Full eligibility criteria and exclusions — including for the largest live music venues — are expected to be announced at the autumn Budget. The Night Times Industries Association welcomed the direction but called for clarity on which venues would qualify.

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Kakao and Circle to explore Korean won stablecoin payments
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Kakao and Circle to explore Korean won stablecoin payments

South Korea's Kakao Group and US firm Circle have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a payment infrastructure based on a Korean won-pegged stablecoin. The initiative would cover remittances, merchant settlements and tokenized financial services. No technical details or implementation timeline have been announced yet.

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Indebted Hospitals in Crisis: Directors Say Capping Doctor Pay Is Not Enough
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Indebted Hospitals in Crisis: Directors Say Capping Doctor Pay Is Not Enough

Polish daily Rzeczpospolita reports on widespread mismanagement in debt-ridden hospitals. Hospital directors argue that capping doctors' salaries alone is far from sufficient to address the financial crisis facing the healthcare system, and deeper structural reforms are needed.

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17th-century granary turned luxury hotel in Kazimierz Dolny
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17th-century granary turned luxury hotel in Kazimierz Dolny

A hotel housed in a 17th-century granary in Kazimierz Dolny combines historic character with modern amenities and royal-standard apartments. Rooms are currently available at a discount of up to several hundred zlotys compared to standard rates.

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"Brave New Love" explores lust and societal norms at Locarno 2026
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"Brave New Love" explores lust and societal norms at Locarno 2026

"Brave New Love," written and directed by Maria Bäck, follows a woman caught in the chaos of societal norms, lust, infidelity, motherhood and shame. The cast includes Kathrine Thorborg Johansen, Simon Sears, Anders Danielsen Lie and Angeliki Papoulia. The film is world-premiering in the international competition at the Locarno Film Festival 2026.

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Polish archaeological mission begins regular fieldwork in Tanzania's Serengeti
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Polish archaeological mission begins regular fieldwork in Tanzania's Serengeti

A Polish-Tanzanian archaeological mission has begun regular fieldwork in the Serengeti region of Tanzania. The joint project marks a new phase of systematic archaeological research in the area.

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Three Lightweight Autumn Jackets from Sinsay Worth Buying Now
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Three Lightweight Autumn Jackets from Sinsay Worth Buying Now

Sinsay has a range of lightweight transitional jackets well-suited for autumn — for work, walks and city outings. Options include a black muslin jacket with a collar that pairs easily with jeans, trousers and dresses for a polished, versatile look.

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Sweet pasta with cottage cheese and blueberries — a Polish summer classic
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Sweet pasta with cottage cheese and blueberries — a Polish summer classic

Sweet pasta with cottage cheese and blueberries is a beloved Polish home-cooking classic that evokes childhood memories. The dish is quick and simple to make, requiring pasta, twaróg (Polish curd cheese), fresh blueberries and a handful of basic ingredients. A step-by-step video guide accompanies the recipe.

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Lewandowski speaks Spanish in post-match interview after MLS debut against Inter Miami
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Lewandowski speaks Spanish in post-match interview after MLS debut against Inter Miami

Robert Lewandowski made his Major League Soccer debut for Chicago Fire in a match against Inter Miami. During post-match interviews, the Polish striker surprised reporters by switching to Spanish mid-conversation. His debut was one of the most talked-about moments of the MLS night.

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US strikes Iran for 12th consecutive time — dozens of military bases hit this month
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US strikes Iran for 12th consecutive time — dozens of military bases hit this month

US forces carried out their twelfth consecutive strike on Iranian military facilities, hitting weapons depots and air-defence systems. US command stated that dozens of Iranian military bases on land have been targeted this month alone. Kuwait's army separately announced on Thursday morning that it had intercepted Iranian drones.

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FBI returns looted cultural artifacts to Indonesia

FBI Director Kash Patel met Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta and handed over a collection of repatriated cultural artifacts. The items had been looted and were recovered as part of FBI efforts to combat illegal trafficking in cultural property. The specific number and nature of the returned objects were not disclosed.

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Minister Klimczak: Smaller Rail Tenders Will Boost Polish Companies
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Minister Klimczak: Smaller Rail Tenders Will Boost Polish Companies

Infrastructure Minister Dariusz Klimczak has announced plans to reform the rail tendering system. He said more, smaller contracts should be issued so Polish companies can grow their capacity and participate as main contractors rather than just subcontractors.

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Bootleg records sold on Vinted — platform initially dismissed infringement report
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Bootleg records sold on Vinted — platform initially dismissed infringement report

Unauthorised copies of records and cassettes were openly sold on the Vinted platform, with some sellers explicitly describing them as bootleg recordings. When the editorial team reported these listings, Vinted initially ruled they did not constitute a clear infringement. The listings were removed only after journalists contacted the platform's press office directly.

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Hackers steal $35 million from Bitcoin- and Ethereum-linked protocols

Multiple cross-chain protocols, including Verus and B² Network, were drained of $35 million in a series of attacks hours apart. Hackers exploited compromised private keys, upgrade permissions and validation weaknesses rather than breaking the underlying Bitcoin or Ethereum cryptography. The incident highlights the vulnerability of bridging and layer-2 infrastructure.

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