Ukrainian officials say repeated glide-bomb strikes on a school used to distribute humanitarian aid in Komyshuvakha killed at least 26 people on Monday; Russia has not publicly commented.
Suede and Manic Street Preachers began their joint UK arena tour at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on 28 October, with a new Suede song debuted live and a hint of Generation Terrorists anniversary plans, NME reports.
Cursor says version 2.1.313 of the Claude Code extension was published under Anthropic's verified account and tried to install a persistent SSH backdoor; the company puts the impact at no more than 5,000 users.
AirAdvisor's analysis of 68,283 claims against 59 airlines ranks TAP Air Portugal best and TAROM, Aeroitalia and Ryanair worst for paying EU flight-delay compensation.
University of Virginia researchers report that MRI-guided ultrasound can open the blood-brain barrier to deliver microRNAs that slowed glioblastoma growth and extended survival in animals; human trials are still to come.
The Dream's 80-69 win over Golden State levelled the WNBA Finals at 3-3 and set up the first Game 7 in the championship series' history.
The Garden Climate Assessment Tool, developed with the RHS, National Trust, English Heritage and Royal Botanic Gardens, aims to show gardeners how plants may cope with their future local climate, the Guardian reports.
The 2027 call for the France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship is open. Here is who can benefit, what it pays, and why your French university must submit the file before 6 January 2027.
Ukraine says Russia fired 172 drones and 36 ballistic missiles overnight, damaging substations in five regions and a Dnipro bridge days before trilateral talks.
At the Tokyo International Film Festival, the German director said her Berlinale-premiered film lost up to 20 minutes, and spoke about rising production costs and Germany's film funding model.
The company behind a planned AI growth zone at Chapelhall now says the site will draw power from the National Grid, with wind and solar only a possible future connection, the Guardian reports.
A new three-year programme under Italy's Piano Mattei teaches museum and heritage professionals from nine French-speaking African countries to document collections and trace the provenance of artefacts.
Carrington's 1953 painting 'Fil d'Or', unseen in public for about seven decades, goes to auction at Heritage Auctions in New York on 10 November, ARTnews reports.
New research reported by Het Parool links Carl Gottlieb Peschel's 1831 painting 'Joseph Sold by His Brothers' to the Nijkerk family of Amsterdam, whose descendants have filed no restitution claim.
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has confirmed an anniversary screening of Karan Johar's 1998 Bollywood hit, partly shot in Scotland, at its 2028 edition after talks in Mumbai with Scotland's First Minister.
The Palm Springs International Film Festival will honor the cast and director of 'The Invite' with its Vanguard Award at a January 2027 ceremony, with Wilde, Rogen, Cruz and Norton confirmed to attend.
US prosecutors have moved to charge ex-FBI chief James Comey with two counts of unlawfully disclosing national defence information, a filing made public on 26 October; Comey denies wrongdoing and his lawyers have asked for dismissal.