News

1. ‘This time feels different’FT — Technology5 Nov, 14:30
2. Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assaultWorld news | The GuardianEmine Sinmaz5 Nov, 14:26
3. BoE raises interest rates to 4% in bid to tame inflationFT — UK edition5 Nov, 14:18
4. Global stocks tumble as Democratic midterm sweep sparks AI routFT — UK edition5 Nov, 14:13
5. Global stocks tumble as Democratic midterm sweep sparks AI routFT — Technology5 Nov, 14:13
6. ‘It’s kind of a melting pot’: how one US city transformed a highway into a leafy oasisWorld news | The GuardianCarl Smith5 Nov, 14:07
7. Australians are yet to see the benefits of AI and datacentres – and US midterms show they could be political kryptoniteWorld news | The GuardianJosh Butler5 Nov, 14:00
8. One Nation asks donors at $3,000-a-head Sydney fundraiser to accept ‘non-disclosure agreement’World news | The GuardianPenry Buckley and Henry Belot5 Nov, 14:00
9. Yemen’s president sacks ministers and officers in attempt to turn tide of warWorld news | The GuardianPatrick Wintour Diplomatic editor5 Nov, 13:47
10. Yemen’s president sacks ministers and officers in attempt to turn tide of warMiddle East and north Africa | The GuardianPatrick Wintour Diplomatic editor5 Nov, 13:47
11. Europe’s far right has a Trump problem after Republican US midterms wipeoutWorld news | The GuardianJon Henley Europe correspondent5 Nov, 13:36
12. French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa seeks to recover funds after €100mn hackFT — Technology5 Nov, 13:28
13. ‘Wrong on every count’: How the Guardian reported the 1956 Suez crisisMiddle East and north Africa | The Guardiancompiled by Richard Nelsson5 Nov, 13:28
14. Six people dead and nine injured after fire at Brooklyn homeWorld news | The GuardianGuardian staff and agency5 Nov, 13:18
15. Henry Nowak’s killer has sentence extended by court of appealWorld news | The GuardianMatthew Weaver5 Nov, 13:15
16. Consultancies show that graduates can actually benefit from the rise of AIFT — Opinion5 Nov, 13:11
17. Consultancies show that graduates can actually benefit from the rise of AIFT — Technology5 Nov, 13:11
18. Mahmood accused of hardening rules for 200,000 successful asylum applicantsWorld news | The GuardianRajeev Syal Home affairs editor5 Nov, 13:10
19. Mahmood’s migration changes may harm women and children, Labour MP warnsPolitics | The GuardianKiran Stacey and Rajeev Syal5 Nov, 13:10
20. Interest rate rise in midst of cost of living crisis will leave many incredulousWorld news | The GuardianPhillip Inman5 Nov, 13:10
21. Interest rate rise in midst of cost of living crisis will leave many incredulousPolitics | The GuardianPhillip Inman5 Nov, 13:10
22. Slashing number of police forces in England and Wales is only option, says Met chiefWorld news | The GuardianVikram Dodd Police and crime correspondent5 Nov, 13:09
23. ‘Revenge of the nerds’: US midterms deliver a win for science – and a rebuke of MahaWorld news | The GuardianJessica Glenza5 Nov, 13:00
24. Politicians, voters really don’t care about your broad statisticsFT — Opinion5 Nov, 13:00
25. If migrants want better lives for their kids, where do they get them?FT — Opinion5 Nov, 13:00
26. Politicians, voters really don’t care about your broad statisticsFT — UK edition5 Nov, 13:00
27. Battle-tested European drone maker takes step towards €7bn IPOFT — Technology5 Nov, 12:59
28. The onward march of cognitive capitalismFT — Opinion5 Nov, 12:55
29. The onward march of cognitive capitalismFT — Technology5 Nov, 12:55
30. Bomb threats disrupt dozens of flights across Europe, raising hybrid war fearsWorld news | The GuardianRory Carroll in Dublin, Gwyn Topham, Jakub Krupa and Dan Sabbagh in London5 Nov, 12:44
31. Trump accepts election results as Republicans face midterm reckoning | First ThingWorld news | The GuardianMartin Belam5 Nov, 12:35
32. What’s the real ROI for AI?FT — Technology5 Nov, 12:34
33. Bank of England raises interest rates to 4% in bid to tame inflationFT — UK edition5 Nov, 12:04
34. Bank of England raises interest rates to 4%, the first increase for more than three yearsWorld news | The GuardianHeather Stewart Economics editor5 Nov, 12:00
35. What can Britain learn from backlash to Dutch slavery apology?Politics | The GuardianJon Henley and Senay Boztas in Amsterdam5 Nov, 12:00
36. What can Britain learn from backlash to Dutch slavery apology?World news | The GuardianJon Henley and Senay Boztas in Amsterdam5 Nov, 12:00
37. Outcry after ICE violently detains US citizen walking to high school: ‘I thought they were going to kill me’World news | The GuardianJackie Botts5 Nov, 12:00
38. Europe can’t assume the old America is coming backFT — Opinion5 Nov, 11:47
39. Europe can’t assume the old America is coming backFT — UK edition5 Nov, 11:47
40. European stocks overtake Wall Street following Democratic sweepFT — UK edition5 Nov, 11:29
41. Police and firefighters around UK gear up for Bonfire Night disorderWorld news | The GuardianRobyn Vinter North of England correspondent5 Nov, 11:24
42. Pound hits highest level since its crash after 2016 Brexit voteWorld news | The GuardianGraeme Wearden5 Nov, 11:14
43. Rural voters were feeling left behind before the midterms, poll showsWorld news | The GuardianLauren Aratani5 Nov, 11:00
44. How elderly ‘unsung heroes’ powered Lula’s historic fightback in BrazilWorld news | The GuardianTom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro5 Nov, 11:00
45. How to think about wealth taxationFT — Opinion5 Nov, 11:00
46. Wall Street bets Democratic sweep will empower moderates in WashingtonFT — UK edition5 Nov, 11:00
47. Bomb threats issued on 14 more European flightsFT — Technology5 Nov, 10:45
48. Not just Congress: Democrats’ blue wave washes over state legislatures across USWorld news | The GuardianChris Stein5 Nov, 10:00
49. No amount of sliding in the polls can shake Kemi Badenoch’s self-belief – or alter her party’s direction | Andy BeckettPolitics | The GuardianAndy Beckett5 Nov, 10:00
50. Reproductive rights protected in several states by midterm election ballot measuresWorld news | The GuardianMarina Dunbar5 Nov, 10:00