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Where the WSL-chasing women's team fit in 'Newcastle United 2.0' The Prospects: Calvin Diakite, Chelsea Man City, 10 questions after 10 matches: Maresca’s empty midfield, vital Haaland, new No 1 needed? The inside story of Michael Carrick's Manchester United sacking 'Mini George Bests': An interview with the Charles brothers on clean sheets, late goals and chickens Under-14s transfers in English football are surging: 'Strip it back and it is disguised trafficking' Paul Davis interview: I confronted Arsenal team-mates over 'jokes' - but club and support are now so diverse Jayden Daniels throws three touchdowns as Commanders rally past Giants Thursday night Oil-Hungry Asia Turns Back to Mideast in Earnest as Flows Expand Answering the Call (Freagairt na Gairme) review: Sensitive film searches for corncrakes Blockers, 'Edges' and storytellers: The life of a set-piece coach - an interview with Karl Hooper Pope Leo meets clergy abuse survivors in Peru amid calls for justice Nick Mallett’s theory on Antoine Dupont’s selection at fly-half: ‘It will help against the Springboks’ Real Madrid missed a trick with Vinicius Jr. They should have sold him to Arsenal Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Glorious album from a voice that conveys vulnerability, anger and defiance all at once
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  1. Markets · Latin America Bloomberg

    Bond Traders See Elliott’s Citgo Deal Imperiled by Oil Windfall

    Bond traders are betting that the planned $5.9 billion takeover of Citgo Petroleum Corp., Venezuela’s most valuable overseas asset, will be derailed as the company reaps a windfall from the surge in oil prices.

    • Markets
    • Latin America
    • US
  2. Business · UK The Guardian

    AI helped UK defy expectations – but will economy’s resilience fizzle out?

    Despite John Healey’s defiance, the economy faces threats from a tech slowdown and energy bills this winter AI helps UK economy grow at fastest pace for more than two years The forecasters were clear when John Healey became chancellor in July: Britain’s resilience to the war in the Middle East would not last. The global economic headwinds were too strong, inflation was beginning to rise and growth would slow to a trickle. Four months into the job, the economy is continuing to defy expectation...

    • Business
    • Politics
    • Sci & Tech
    • Markets
    • UK
  3. Business · US RTÉ

    Oil dips as rising crude output offset geopolitical risks

    Oil prices moved slightly lower today after recovering from earlier losses, as persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Russia offset pressure from rising crude output.

    • Business
    • Markets
    • US
  4. Sci & Tech · EU The Guardian

    Datacentres are deeply unpopular. Has Sweden made one we can all love?

    It is built of wood, resembles an Ikea and its power is totally renewable. Plus, it was built with the local community in mind. Is this facility in Falun the best datacentre in the world? ‘It was pretty cool, when they were building it. It looked like a very large Ikea,” says John Wernvik, of EcoDataCenter. He is giving me a tour of their facility in Falun, Sweden, which could lay claim to being the world’s greenest datacentre – although to many, that is a contradiction in terms. One differen...

    • Sci & Tech
    • Markets
    • EU
  5. Business · UK The Guardian

    AI helps UK economy grow at fastest pace for more than two years

    GDP ‘grew robustly’ by 0.7% in third quarter and by 0.2% month on month in September despite high oil prices AI helped the UK defy expectations – but will Britain’s resilience fizzle out? Business live – latest updates The UK economy grew by 0.7% in the third quarter, its fastest expansion in two and a half years, as the rollout of AI services increased activity. The Office for National Statistics reported that the economy “grew robustly” in the July to September quarter, almost entirely due...

    • Business
    • Markets
    • UK
  6. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Energy Leaders on Accelerating Renewable Deployment

    Mark Bowman, Vice President, Policy & Partnerships, EBRD; Daniel Calderon, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Alcazar Energy Partners; and Halil Demirdağ, Chairman, Smart Solar Technologies and President, GENSED discuss accelerating renewable energy deployment with Bloomberg Philanthropies' Antha Williams at Bloomberg Green at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye. (Source: Bloomberg)

    • Markets
    • World
  7. Markets · US Bloomberg

    Officials Work to Speed Grid Connection Amid Data Center Buildout

    Data-center developers are increasingly turning to so-called behind-the-meter power generation to bypass years-long waits for grid connections and get their facilities running sooner. Ed Hirs, Energy Fellow at the University of Houston, discusses the energy sector, growing need for data-center power, and what government officials in Texas, and around the US, are doing about it. (Source: Bloomberg)

    • Markets
    • US
  8. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    OPEC+ oil output in October nears pre-Iran war rate

    OPEC+ crude oil production jumped in October, led by a sharp increase in output from Saudi Arabia despite continued disruption to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz caused by the Iran war.

    • Business
    • Markets
    • Ireland
  9. Markets · UK The Guardian

    Diesel still costing close to a ‘dismal’ £2 a litre despite oil price falls

    Pump prices stay stubbornly high as leading bank official warns energy costs are likely to remain ‘elevated’ Business live – latest updates The price of diesel on UK forecourts remains stubbornly close to October’s record high of £2 despite a sharp fall in oil prices. A litre costs an average of 197p, according to the AA, which described the situation as “dismal”. By contrast, petrol has fallen 6p to 168p from the peak of 174.7p in early October. That was the highest level since August 2022....

    • Markets
    • UK
  10. Markets · UK GB News

    Major energy suppliers offering free electric blankets and heated throws as temperatures fall - full list

    Households struggling to stay warm could get a free electric blanket or heated throw from their energy supplier. The help comes as the first cold-health alert of the winter is issued for parts of England. Octopus Energy, OVO Energy and EDF offer help that can include blankets, heated throws and other household items. The support could help eligible customers keep warm as temperatures fall and health officials warn of risks to vulnerable people. A yellow cold-health alert covers the North West...

    • Markets
    • UK
  11. Markets · Middle East RTÉ

    Oil up 2%, Iran says no nuclear material will leave state

    Oil prices rose about 2% today after Iran's security chief said Tehran would not allow any enriched nuclear material to leave the country, feeding supply worries that lifted prices off two-month lows hit the previous session.

    • Markets
    • Middle East
  12. Markets · UK GB News

    Christians Against Poverty launches urgent appeal to help Britain's most vulnerable survive winter

    Millions of Britons will struggle to pay for household bills and food this winter, according to newly released figures from Christians Against Poverty. The debt charity, which provides free face-to-face debt advice, emergency food shops and energy top ups, jobseeker support and money coaching to households in crisis, has launched an urgent appeal to help the UK’s most vulnerable survive winter. The Christians Against Poverty Christmas appeal reveals the stark reality that Britain's poorest ho...

    • Markets
    • UK
  13. Markets · UK GB News

    Gas power station paid over £1m an hour to keep electricity grid running as wind output plummets

    A gas-fired power station was paid over £1m an hour to keep the grid running yesterday after wind output plummeted. Wind power slumped between Monday last week, when it made up 28 per cent of the energy mix, to just two per cent a week later. This meant that grid operator Neso had to pay gas power stations to step in and keep the lights on, with costs reaching up to 10 times the average. One gas plant, Langage Power Station in Devon, received the equivalent of £1.4million an hour on Monday ev...

  14. Markets · UK GB News

    Oil prices fall to lowest since August as Donald Trump says Iran conflict could end 'fairly soon'

    Oil prices have fallen to their lowest level in months as hopes grow for an end to the US-Iran conflict. Comments from President Donald Trump prompted a further drop after a week of falling prices. Brent crude fell below $90 a barrel on Tuesday for the first time since August. It dropped roughly three per cent during morning trading to around $89.20. The fall followed Mr Trump's remarks at a White House press conference on Monday evening, when he suggested the war could end soon. Mr Trump sai...

  15. Markets · Ireland RTÉ

    Oil prices hit two-month lows

    Oil prices slid about 2% to fresh two-month lows today after US officials downplayed the need for additional military action against Iran, easing fears of additional Middle East supply disruptions.

  16. Markets · UK GB News

    Grocery prices rise again as households urged to stock up on essentials

    Supermarket price rises have picked up again as households face higher winter energy bills. Shoppers are also adding emergency supplies to their baskets following a Government campaign. Grocery prices were 2.6 per cent higher in October than a year earlier, up from an annual increase of 2.5 per cent the previous month, according to Worldpanel by Numerator. Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Worldpanel, said: "While prices are rising at a slower rate than at the beginning...

  17. Markets · UK GB News

    Father-of-two slashes energy bills by £70 a month after 'no-brainer' switch

    A father-of-two has cut his family's energy bills by as much as £840 a year after making what he called a "no-brainer" home upgrade. His experience comes as more households consider changing how they heat their homes amid rising energy costs Jason Kinns says switching from LPG heating to a heat pump was a "no-brainer" after a £9,000 government grant covered most of the installation. The 44-year-old lives with his wife and two young children in a three-bedroom semi-detached home in Dunton, nea...

  18. Markets · UK GB News

    Octopus Energy shares secret boiler hack that can slash £65 off your energy bills this winter

    Millions of households could save up to £65 on winter energy bills with a boiler adjustment that takes just minutes. The change could help cut gas use, according to Octopus Energy. Customers with combi boilers are being encouraged to check their heating flow temperature and consider lowering it to between 55 and 60 degrees Celsius. This setting controls how hot the water gets before it travels from the boiler to the radiators. Most combi boilers leave the factory with flow temperatures set be...

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  1. The Athletic
    Where the WSL-chasing women's team fit in 'Newcastle United 2.0'
  2. The Athletic
    The Prospects: Calvin Diakite, Chelsea
  3. The Athletic
    Man City, 10 questions after 10 matches: Maresca’s empty midfield, vital Haaland, new No 1 needed?
  4. The Athletic
    The inside story of Michael Carrick's Manchester United sacking
  5. The Athletic
    'Mini George Bests': An interview with the Charles brothers on clean sheets, late goals and chickens
  6. The Athletic
    Under-14s transfers in English football are surging: 'Strip it back and it is disguised trafficking'
  7. The Athletic
    Paul Davis interview: I confronted Arsenal team-mates over 'jokes' - but club and support are now so diverse
  8. Fox News
    Jayden Daniels throws three touchdowns as Commanders rally past Giants Thursday night
  9. Bloomberg
    Oil-Hungry Asia Turns Back to Mideast in Earnest as Flows Expand
  10. The Irish Times
    Answering the Call (Freagairt na Gairme) review: Sensitive film searches for corncrakes
  11. The Athletic
    Blockers, 'Edges' and storytellers: The life of a set-piece coach - an interview with Karl Hooper
  12. Al Jazeera PE
    Pope Leo meets clergy abuse survivors in Peru amid calls for justice
  13. Planet Rugby
    Nick Mallett’s theory on Antoine Dupont’s selection at fly-half: ‘It will help against the Springboks’
  14. The Athletic
    Real Madrid missed a trick with Vinicius Jr. They should have sold him to Arsenal
  15. The Irish Times
    Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Glorious album from a voice that conveys vulnerability, anger and defiance all at once
  16. Business Post
    Restaurant Review: A decent, though not flawless, taste of Penang in south Dublin
  17. Business Post
    On the market: two-bedroom penthouses for sale in Dublin
  18. Business Post
    How a Monaghan lighting firm became a global brand supplying Legoland, Man City and Starbucks
  19. Business Post
    Lack of angel investors in Ireland still ‘cause for concern’
  20. Business Post
    Curated: The people, products and places on our radar this week
  21. Business Post
    Receivers sharpen their pencils on two Dublin commercial lots
  22. Business Post
    Springmount House: where Victorian heritage meets Arts and Crafts
  23. Business Post
    A Question of Money: What are the most up to date rules on approved retirement funds?
  24. Business Post
    Vincent Boland: Putin wants a new Yalta with Trump and Xi, but China holds the cards
  25. Irish Mirror IE
    Garda shot during raid awarded €404K
  26. Irish Mirror IE
    Driver who crossed onto wrong side of road and hit cyclist learns fate
  27. NPR
    New Music Friday: The best albums out Nov. 13
  28. The Athletic
    Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for Nov. 13, 2026, puzzle No. 781
  29. The Guardian
    More than 60% of Germany’s female soldiers report harassment or abuse
  30. Politico Europe
    Comment l’influenceuse complotiste Candace Owens a fait de l’infox sur Brigitte Macron un phénomène mondial
  31. The Irish Times ES
    Affordable wines: two discounted bottles to try this weekend
  32. The Irish Times
    Wine blow-ins: three veteran wine importers from abroad tell us how they have watched the Irish market change
  33. The Irish Times
    Everwinter, Dublin’s new festive destination, glides into the RDS this November
  34. The Irish Times
    Maintaining trust in a technological revolution: the golden opportunity for banks
  35. The Irish Times FR
    What does €190,000 buy in France, Slovenia, Italy, Greece and Co Mayo?
  36. The Times
    The winter blues are killing my sex life
  37. The Times
    All the things I find annoying: first, Dolly Parton late adopters
  38. The Times GB
    Ten of the best-dressed UK hotels for Christmas — with availability
  39. The i Paper
    I’m being charged tax on my pension – can I use marriage allowance to cut the bill?
  40. RTÉ IE
    Shopping around can save up to €300 on motor insurance
  41. The Currency IE
    Facing a deficit of €8.23m, Scouting Ireland has a plan to meet historical abuse case costs. Will it work?
  42. Irish Independent
    Limerick filmmakers offered free training in bid to develop next generation of screen talent
  43. Irish Independent
    Tralee Art Group to showcase ‘Wilderness’ exhibition at Tralee Library later this month
  44. Hogan Stand IE
    Ulster win "icing on the cake" for McManus after 22 years chasing county title
  45. The Irish Times
    The Movie Quiz: What was Nicolas Cage’s birth name?
  46. Bloomberg
    EM Stocks Eye First Weekly Gain Since September as Tech Rebounds
  47. Cricbuzz CA
    United Arab Emirates Women vs Ireland Women, 6th Match, Group A, ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy, 2026 Live Cricket Stream, live scores, ball-by-ball commentary, highlights, videos, news, and more in USA & Canada
  48. Al Jazeera LB
    UNRWA funding cuts deepen hardship for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
  49. Cricbuzz GB
    Root's struggle ends!
  50. The Athletic US
    Jameis Winston sings 'Who Let The Dogs Out' to try to draw offsides penalty

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