Iran's foreign minister says the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within two days under a Qatari plan, but only if Washington accepts a long list of demands, as Tehran's Supreme Leader orders 'maximum deterrence'.
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King Charles faces slavery reparations showdown at Commonwealth summit, but Palace insists there will be NO apology
The King is due to open the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua on Tuesday, with Caribbean nations pushing for slavery reparations to be discussed and the Palace ruling out an apology on this tour.
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Trump’s Senate nightmare? The 12 knife-edge races that will decide who controls Congress, and what the final polls say
Democrats need four extra seats to take the US Senate. These are the 12 states that will decide it, from Maine to Alaska, and what the last polls before Tuesday show.
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King Charles parties with West Indies cricket legends at Antigua’s 45th Independence Day as Queen Camilla finally joins Caribbean tour
After solo stops in the Bahamas and Guyana, the King is joined by Queen Camilla for Antigua and Barbuda's 45th Independence Day celebrations, with four knights of West Indies cricket on the guest list.
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Graham dynasty on the brink: Lindsey’s sister tied 48-48 with a Democrat in Trump country as South Carolina shock looms
Lindsey Graham's sister Darline is dead level with Democrat Annie Andrews in a new poll, turning one of the safest Republican seats in America into a final-weekend battleground.
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Ports paralysed? Dockworkers at 100+ harbours strike against arms shipments as Italy is hit by general strike
Port workers from France to Turkey staged a coordinated one-day strike against weapons shipments and the militarisation of ports, as a general strike brought tens of thousands onto Italy's streets.
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‘Coup d’état!’ Poland in chaos as riot police seal top court and president turns plane around mid-air
The president and vice-president of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal have been suspended for a month, prompting the court to cry 'coup', riot police to surround the building and President Nawrocki to abandon a trip to Senegal.
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‘They killed us’: Russia’s last great free newspaper Novaya Gazeta shuts down after 33 years of Kremlin pressure
Novaya Gazeta, the Nobel-winning Moscow paper that lost six journalists to murder, says Russia's security services have forced it to close, with its servers going dark on 9 November.
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G20 snub: Europe refuses to pose with Putin’s man Lavrov as Rubio scraps family photo in Atlanta
The US cancelled the G20 foreign ministers' group photo in Atlanta after European diplomats threatened to walk out rather than stand beside Russia's Sergey Lavrov.
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Trump reinstates Iowa and Kansas rallies after U-turn in final days of US midterms
A day after Republicans said Donald Trump would skip Kansas and Iowa for phone-in events, the President is back on the road, with tight Senate races and questions over his schedule hanging over the final weekend before Tuesday's vote.