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Brazil election: Lula’s challenge hangs in balance amid voter suppression claims

Tens of millions of progressives turn out in hopes of unseating Jair Bolsonaro from presidency after bitterly fought campaign

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Cop27 climate summit: window for avoiding catastrophe is closing fast

The effects of global heating could soon reach a tipping point, but scientists fear that the meeting in Egypt will become bogged down in recriminations

The Guardian - UK

Jesse Marsch says Leeds have ‘stopped the bleeding’ after win over Liverpool

Jesse Marsch said: ‘We have to use this to launch ourselves,’ after Leeds’ impressive 2-1 victory at Liverpool ended a run of eight winless games

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Crysencio Summerville strikes late to lift Leeds and stun Liverpool

Leeds earned a potentially crucial 2-1 win at Liverpool, who equalised through Mohamed Salah after an early defensive mix-up allowed Rodrigo to score

The Guardian - UK

Qatar lavished British MPs with gifts ahead of World Cup

MPs who received gifts later appeared to speak favourably about Qatar in parliamentary debates

The Guardian - UK

178 Hirokazu Tanakas set new namesake-gathering world record

Joint effort marks climax of one Hirokazu Tanaka’s decades-long dream and pushes 164 Martha Stewarts into second place

The Guardian - UK

Brazil election goes to the wire after ill-tempered final TV debate

Veteran leftist Lula da Silva holds slender poll lead over Jair Bolsonaro as national divide grows before Sunday vote

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‘A change of heart’: sympathies shift over migrants in Texas border town

Eagle Pass has been a way station for undocumented immigrants for years, but recently their numbers have grown – and residents are divided

The Guardian - US

Itamar Ben-Gvir: fiery far-right leader gains traction before Israeli election

Ben-Gvir, a defender of Jewish extremists, poised to become powerful mainstream force

The Guardian - UK

‘Whoever says Syria’s safe is a liar’: country’s tourist drive at odds with human rights record

Vloggers visit the country to create audience-boosting content, but critics say they’re being cynically used by the Assad regime

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry memoir vows 'raw, unflinching honesty' - and will make him £36m

Prince Harry's bombshell memoir will be released early next year - and promises to give 'raw, unflinching honesty' on his life in the Royal Family, according to the publisher

Daily Mirror

VAR sending Antonio Conte’s canopy spinning around at high speed

In today’s Fiver: Antonio Conte, human rights and more

The Guardian - UK

Cuban missile crisis, 60 years on: new papers reveal how close the world came to nuclear disaster

In 1962, a Soviet submarine commander nearly ordered a nuclear launch, newly translated accounts show, with modern parallels over Ukraine all too clear

The Guardian - AU

‘It is the memory of the people’: unpacking Iraq’s artistic heritage

Culture ministry puts artworks on display once again after destruction and theft wrought by successive conflicts

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At least 230 Sudanese villagers killed in tribal attacks over disputed land

Minister says more than 30,000 people forced to flee in Blue Nile state as tensions between rival communities erupt into violence

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How Bolsonaro built a rightwing movement bigger than his presidency

The Brazilian leader’s coalition of supporters will continue to shape the country’s politics whether he wins or loses this weekend’s election

The Guardian - UK

Strong and stable? Maybe, maybe not. What we can learn from No 10’s cavalcade of lecterns

Liz Truss spoke from pile of Jenga bricks. Tony Blair rocked a mic stand and David Cameron ushered in the royal coat of arms. What can we expect from brand Rishi Sunak?

The Guardian - UK

‘I prayed to God to find him’: the families scattered by violence in DRC

Hundreds of children have been separated from their parents and guardians as people flee rebel attacks on eastern parts of the country

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U2's Bono discovers one of his cousins is his half-brother after father's 'affair'

U2 star Bono says he learned that one of his cousins, Scott Rankin, is actually his half-brother after the singer's father Bob reportedly had an affair with a "gorgeous woman" in the sixties

The Guardian - AU

More than a cricket game: India v Pakistan felt like a post-Covid celebration for hard-hit diasporas

The T20 World Cup encounter at the MCG was one of the great contests but it also transcended sport

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war live: UK defence secretary dismisses Russia’s claims Ukraine plans to escalate conflict – as it happened

Russia’s defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, makes calls with UK, US, French and Turkish counterparts on Sunday

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war live: Russia launches 36 rockets in ‘massive attack’; power outages in central and western Ukraine after shelling – as it happened

Ukrainian president says most missiles fired overnight were shot down; over 1 million people without electricity after attacks on power stations

The Guardian - UK

T20 World Cup 2022: team-by-team guide to the Super 12s stage

Australia look favourites to defend their title on home soil but England, India, New Zealand and Pakistan all pose a threat

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Boris Johnson urged to make comeback after Liz Truss resigns

Former PM dominates debate as contest to replace Liz Truss begins, only six weeks after he left office. Plus, the lettuce that outlasted Truss

The Guardian - UK

‘Totally damning’: Lagos motorcycle taxi ban leaves drivers destitute

Okadas have long been a way to beat the city’s famous traffic jams, but their links to crime and accidents have seen them ordered off the roads

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