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AAPL
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MSFT
$517.53
▲ 0.92%
GOOGL
$343.50
▲ 1.56%
AMZN
$251.52
▲ 1.33%
TSLA
$370.59
▲ 4.65%
META
$728.08
▲ 0.30%
NVDA
$233.95
▲ 1.34%
JPM
$332.38
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The Guardian
‘We need a touch of humanity’: Swedish MP promises help for Britons facing deportation if party wins power
Niels Paarup-Petersen says a law change can end the plight of British citizens caught out by harsh post-Brexit policy as general election loomsA leading Swedish opposition party has promised an urgent reprieve for British nationals facing deportation from the country over Brexit administrative issues.Niels Paarup-Petersen, migration spokesperson of the Centre party says it will introduce laws to end the pain and suffering of people like the 78-year-old British widow Joyce Thomas if, as polls pro
general  Sep 3, 2026
Variety
Lesley Manville Takes on Cold War Poland in ‘Winter of the Crow’ Trailer as Cohen Sets Thriller’s U.S. Release Date (EXCLUSIVE)
Lesley Manville battles snow and spies in the trailer for upcoming Cold War thriller “Winter of the Crow,” from director Kasia Adamik and set against the turmoil of 1981 Warsaw. Alongside releasing the official trailer, Cohen Media Group has also announced that the film will release theatrically nationwide on Oct 9. Inspired by Nobel Prize-winning […]
entertainment  Sep 3, 2026
The Guardian
Australian science prize awarded to researcher studying memory accuracy of domestic violence survivors
Helen Paterson’s work on advancing how police and courts understand memory is recognised in prestigious Eureka prizesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastMemory is an imperfect thing: research shows that recollections of single events – a purse being snatched, say – differ to those about repeated or ongoing events, such as incidents of domestic and family violence.“What our research shows is that compared to a single-event witness, a repeated-event witness tends to report m
general  Sep 3, 2026

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