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OPINION - Rishi Sunak can be the candidate of change (if you ignore the last 13 years)

Every candidate for high office, from the freshest of faces to the grizzliest of incumbents, seeks to pitch themselves as the candidate of change. This hinges on a cursory understanding of human psychology. Life for a lot of people is tough and when it’s not, it’s tedious. Who the heck…

Evening Standard

F1 will avoid sunshine tyre tricks if tyre blanket ban happens

F1 chiefs are eyeing a move to ban tyre warmers from 2025, even though previous attempts to push through on outlawing them have all fallen through late on.

Motorsport

Stop press: Sun and Daily Mail owners to combine printing operations

Move by Rupert Murdoch’s News UK and Lord Rothermere’s DMGT could result in closure of two printing sites

The Guardian - UK

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Microplastics in the mud: Finnish lake sediments help us get to the bottom of plastic pollution

The sun is shining, and air feels surprisingly warm when we walk on a 35cm ice that covers a frozen lake in central Finland. The heavy sledges move nicely, because there is not much snow on the ice today. The journey isn’t far either, as we’re by the city of…

The Conversation

How do astronomers know the age of the planets and stars?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

First Thing: Trump to appear in court for civil fraud suit in New York

New York attorney general will argue Trump owes at least $250m in profits made from false financial statements. Plus, climate scientist Michael Mann on our last chance to save the planet

The Guardian - UK

Should I be getting my vitamin D levels checked?

Australia has seen a surge in vitamin D testing of children, with similar trends reported for adults around the world. GPs are now being urged not to test for vitamin D unnecessarily.

The Conversation

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A sometimes summer of sun

A change in our three-year La Niña weather pattern will turn the tables on our summer – but don't think El Niño isn't also without its issues.

Newsroom.co.nz

Let it shine: the unexpected benefits of sun exposure on skin

For years we’ve been told to avoid sun to prevent skin cancer. But research suggests a dose of rays can boost your immune system and increase lifespan. We look on the bright side

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak claims putting reducing inflation ahead of tax cuts Thatcherite and ‘deeply Conservative’ – as it happened

Prime minister says ‘the best tax cut we can give is to cut inflation’ after Michael Gove says taxes should be cut before general election

The Guardian - UK

Bluestockings. Unshaggables. It’s how Laurence Fox and co put strong women down

The ex-actor joins other famous misogynists in exposing their many limitations

The Guardian - UK

What the papers say – October 1

Sunday’s front pages feature a range of political stories as the Conservative Party conference gets underway.

The Independent UK

Aditya-L1 space craft escapes sphere of Earth’s influence

The launch of Aditya-L1 by PSLV-C57 rocket was successfully accomplished by ISRO on September 2.

The Hindu

WRC Chile: Tanak in control as Toyota tyre call backfires

Tanak claimed two of the three morning stages but it was decision to run hard tyres for the final stage that helped the Estonian to open up a commanding 47.5s lead over Hyundai driver Suninen. Tanak had started the day with only a 4.2s overnight margin.

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The Hindu

What are the Lagrange points and why is Aditya-L1 headed to one? | Explained

The gravitational forces between multiple massive bodies in space create Lagrange points, stable locations between celestial bodies where a third body of negligible mass can remain at rest. These points offer ideal 'parking spots' for satellites, and are home to several astronomical observatories. Lagrange points were named after mathematician Joseph-Louis…

The Guardian - AU

Confused cows and more time after work: the pros and cons of daylight saving across Australia

At 2am on Sunday the clocks roll forward an hour in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and the ACT. So why aren’t Queensland, WA and the NT onboard?

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson: Cutting HS2 route to Manchester would be betrayal of North

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has repeatedly refused to commit to the high-speed rail route linking Birmingham and Manchester.

Space

Only 2 planets shine in January's night sky to the naked eye — here's where to look

Where are the bright naked-eye planets in January 2026 and when are the best times to view them?

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The Independent UK

Sun, sea and serenity: Why Crete should be your top holiday pick

From centuries-old harbours and secluded beaches to luxury hotels and private pools – here’s why Greece’s largest island is the perfect setting for a dream getaway…

The Guardian - UK

Retinoids work, wipes don’t: 21 things I’ve learned about skin care

What to spend your money on and what not to: Sali Hughes’s lessons from 33 years in the beauty industry

The Hindu

Canadian police say probe into killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar ‘active and ongoing’

RCMP investigating killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar; IHIT spokesperson confirms active investigation; Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara Sahib launches investigation into Washington Post viewing security footage; IHIT collecting relevant video footage; Nijjar's son alleges regular meetings with Canadian Security Intelligence Service; Trudeau alleges Indian Govt. behind killing; India rejects…

The Conversation

A search for links between two of the universe's most spectacular phenomena has come up empty – for now

Every so often, astronomers glimpse an intense flash of radio waves from space – a flash that lasts only instants but puts out as much energy in a millisecond as the Sun does in a few years. The origin of these “fast radio bursts” is one of the greatest mysteries…

Sports Illustrated

Liberty Continue Stewart’s MVP Celebration With Game 2 Win

After being stunned by the Sun in Game 1, New York pulled out a gritty showing to even the series, fresh off the news of its star player earning league honors.

The Hindu

Moonlight Kiss and Sea The Sun show out

Moonlight Kiss and Sea The Sun showed out when the horses were exercised in Pune on Wednesday (Sept. 27) morning.

The Guardian - UK

Postcard from Bordighera: autumn sun on Italy’s Ligurian coast

Extravagant villas, wonderful food, exotic gardens and a calm beach attracted British expats to Bordighera in the 1880s – and it’s just as enticing today

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