Author: News Desk

TL;DR Eleven people, including eight Hungarian passengers, two Germans, and a Kenyan pilot, were killed in a plane crash while en route to the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The aircraft was destroyed upon impact and subsequently caught fire; there were no survivors. Investigators from the Kenyan aircraft accident investigation department have been dispatched to the crash site. The chairman of Mombasa Air Safari stated that they are providing support to the victims’ families and are cooperating fully with authorities in the ongoing investigation. Eleven people killed after tourist plane crashes in Kenya | World News Eleven people have been killed…

Cliff Notes – British mystery thriller starring Eastenders hardman soars up Netflix charts Viewer Paradox: Despite being widely panned for its poor production quality and acting, Blindspot has quickly become the fourth most-watched show on Netflix in the UK since its release. Ross Kemp’s Comeback: The series marks Ross Kemp’s return to acting after nearly two decades, following a successful career in documentary filmmaking and a brief stint in game show hosting. Mixed Reactions: Audience feedback highlights a fascination with the show’s shortcomings, with many viewers describing it as “horrendously bad” yet addictive, reminiscent of low-budget daytime dramas. British mystery…

Cliff Notes – Japan PM, Trump sign huge deal – The real reason why the Japanese PM & Trump have become BFFs US President Donald Trump and Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced agreements to enhance defence cooperation, including the purchase of tactical missiles for Japan’s F-35 jets. A memorandum of understanding was established to secure critical minerals and rare earths supply chains amid China’s new export restrictions. Japan PM, Trump sign rare earths and missiles deals US President Donald Trump and Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi praised one another profusely on Tuesday, trumpeting a “new golden age” in relations…

Cliff Notes – Enzo Maresca: Liam Delap ‘available’ but Chelsea need to ‘be careful’ Liam Delap is set to return for Chelsea in the Carabao Cup against Wolves after recovering from a hamstring injury sustained in August. Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca confirmed Delap has completed training but will be gradually reintroduced, likely not playing a full 90 minutes. Maresca emphasised the need for squad rotation to protect players and maintain performance levels throughout the season. Enzo Maresca: Liam Delap ‘available’ but Chelsea need to ‘be careful’ Liam Delap to return for Chelsea after injury Michael Regan. Liam Delap is set…

TL;DR – Budget 2025 latest Rachel Reeves is expected to avoid raising income tax and national insurance rates to uphold commitments to “working people” defined as those earning £45,000 or less. The budget faces a potential black hole of up to £40bn, exacerbated by worse-than-expected economic forecasts by the Office for Budget Responsibility. Ministers are deliberating on whether to break manifesto pledges, with a need to find around £10bn due to policy changes and welfare adjustments. Income tax and national insurance unlikely to rise – as leaked document obtains definition of ‘working people’ | Politics News Rachel Reeves is unlikely…

Hamilton Fumes at ‘Nuts’ F1 Penalty in Mexico Lewis Hamilton has expressed his frustration over a contentious 10-second penalty at the Mexican Grand Prix, labeling the decision as “kind of nuts” after he felt treated unfairly compared to other drivers. The seven-time world champion’s penalty came after he rejoined the track in front of Max Verstappen following a track limits violation, leading to a disappointing eighth-place finish. Hamilton’s Frustration Over Penalty Hamilton’s penalty stemmed from an incident at Turn 4 where he cut the corner, ultimately gaining an advantage. While the Mercedes star felt that others, including teammate Charles Leclerc…

Cliff Notes – Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 vs Battlefield 6 is closer than you’d think in new sales data Sales Performance: Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 has recorded under 200,000 PC pre-orders on Steam, significantly trailing Battlefield 6, which has nearly a million pre-orders, indicating a competitive landscape on PC. Console Dominance: Despite lower PC pre-orders, Call Of Duty remains a strong contender on consoles, with data showing it continues to outperform Battlefield 6 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X during the latter’s launch week. Activision’s Strategy Shift: Activision’s recent decision to offer Call Of Duty:…

Cliff Notes The U.S. government shutdown could lead to the depletion of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits starting Saturday, affecting approximately 10 million low-income households reliant on these funds for basic food purchases. States are responding with varied strategies, but not all can find alternative funding sources. In addition to SNAP, programmes that support early childhood education, such as Head Start, risk losing federal funding from November 1. More than 130 programmes may cease operations, jeopardising educational resources for thousands of vulnerable children. The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) has received temporary funding but…

Cliff Notes – Israel are still bombing in Gaza much to Trump’s annoyance Israeli forces confirmed the transfer of a deceased hostage’s remains from Gaza via the Red Cross, marking the 16th body returned, with 12 still unaccounted for. Families of hostages expressed anger over the slow return process, urging for immediate action from Hamas, while a spokesperson denied claims of knowledge regarding the locations of remaining bodies. Israel receives body of another deceased hostage from Hamas Israeli forces have received a coffin containing the remains of another deceased hostage and brought it to Israel, the IDF confirmed late on…

Cliff Notes – Man accused of killing Shinzo Abe pleads guilty Tetsuya Y., 45, admitted in court to fatally shooting former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with a homemade firearm during a campaign rally in July 2022. The shooter cited Abe’s ties to the Unification Church, which he claimed contributed to his family’s financial ruin, as his motivation for the assassination. Man accused of killing Shinzo Abe pleads guilty The man accused of killing former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pleaded guilty on Tuesday, three years after the broad daylight assassination. Tetsuya Y., 45, admitted in court to fatally shooting Abe…