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The news as booleans and numbers, with no opinions. Every ten minutes The BANN reads the world's news feeds, gathers the articles about the same event, and breaks it down into checkable claims: what is so, and what was counted.
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At Labour's annual conference in Liverpool, Prime Minister Andy Burnham defended the union, said Brexit had done more harm than good and set out policies including a National Care Service, cost-of-living measures and global AI regulation. Ministers said his emotional speech persuaded them and marked a more united government.
Fighting between Tigrayan and federal forces has spread across northern Ethiopia. Government troops reportedly captured Alamata, where hospital sources said at least 52 civilians were killed, while more than 700 wounded people were admitted to MSF-supported hospitals in Tigray.
People arrested by ICE in West Virginia during Operation Country Roads
People who filed legal objections to NHS England’s use of the Federated Data Platform
Men jailed for abusing teenage girls in Rhyl
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced measures after 11 women’s bodies were found in Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg. The response includes police case reviews, a forensic backlog plan, municipal safety work and action on alcohol-fuelled violence.
Bodies of women discovered east of Johannesburg over two months
UK income per head increased between January and June
Iranian officials have issued conflicting statements about its nuclear program, while reports indicate reconstruction at previously targeted sites. The IAEA’s limited access has increased uncertainty over Iran’s enriched uranium and nuclear intentions.
Iran’s uranium stockpile has been enriched to 60%.
The Tigray People's Liberation Front announced an alliance with six armed groups in Ethiopia.