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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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John Healey said his first budget would give consumers and businesses “breathing space” while maintaining Labour’s fiscal rules. He also indicated that further energy support and aid for Ukraine could be announced.
Consumer prices in September were 3.7% higher than a year earlier.
Saudi Arabia said it intercepted a missile targeting the region around Medina. Yemen's Houthis denied carrying out any attack on Saudi territory or the Medina region.
Severe flooding in Istanbul has killed a 14-year-old boy and a 34-year-old man. Authorities reported 595 people evacuated, schools closed Thursday and Friday, and more than 8,000 workers responding; the governor called the rainfall the heaviest in 84 years.
The boy who died was 14 years old.
Brazil’s Congress approved an amendment reducing the maximum workweek from 44 to 40 hours and ending six-day schedules, with two days off without salary cuts. The change will be phased in over more than a year.
Senators who approved the reform
Eritrean refused asylum seekers deported in the past four years
Disrupted Strait of Hormuz oil exports have strained Iraq’s finances, prompting a dinar devaluation, higher import costs and trading uncertainty. Iraq is pursuing alternative routes, including expanded exports through the Iraq–Turkey Pipeline.
Oil revenues account for more than 90 percent of Iraq’s federal budget.
AI-linked shares and major stock indexes fell across Asia, Europe and the United States after higher-than-expected US inflation intensified fears of further interest-rate increases. The sell-off also reflected concerns about debt and a possible correction in AI-related valuations.
The Kospi 200 index decline