The Guardian - October 07, 2022

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October 07, 2022

Iranian authorities ‘killed my daughter’

Iran security forces killed my daughter at protest, says mother

3 mins

Rolling Power Cuts Could Put Lives At Risk, Charities Tell National Grid

Alarm at impact on vulnerable if shortages lead to UK blackouts | Rolling power cuts this winter put thousands at risk, say health charities

4 mins

Daily Mail publisher faces legal challenge

Mail group facing legal action for alleged breaches of privacy

3 mins

Ex-police officer kills dozens of young children as they slept in Thai nursery

Thirty-seven people have been killed, most of them young children, ina gun and knife attack at a preschool in north-east Thailand that has horrified the nation.

2 mins

Long Covid Affects More Than 1m People A Year After First Infection

More than 1 million people in Britain have long Covid at least one year after they were first infected, new figures reveal. The data, released by the Office for National Statistics yesterday, comes as figures suggest the number of Covid patients admitted to hospital in England is continuing to rise amid a new wave of the virus.

3 mins

An internally flawless’ pink diamond. Price tag: over £20m

The second-largest internally flawless fancy vivid pink” diamond ever to appear at auction is expected to sell for more than 20m when it goes under the hammer at Sotheby’s in Hong Kong today.

1 min

Russians hit Zaporizhzhia homes in retaliation for battlefield losses

Seven rockets were fired into residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia before dawn yesterday, killing at least three people, as Russia-increased its attacks on Ukrainian-held cities amid losses by its troops on the battlefield.

2 mins

Ministers criticise male students who cheered at sexist insults

Spain’s prime minister condemned the behaviour ofa group of male students filmed cheering and howling after one of them hurled threatening, obscene and sexist insults at female students in the next block.

1 min

UN Votes To Ignore Own Report Accusing China Of Human Rights Abuses In Xinjiang

The UN has voted to turn its back on a report written by its own human rights commissioner that accused Beijing of serious human rights abuse and possible crimes against humanity in Xinjiang province.

2 mins

Credit Suisse to sell Zurich Savoy in giant distress signal’

Credit Suisse, the investment bank whose shares plummeted to record lows this week over fears it could be on the brink of collapse, is selling the five-star Savoy hotel in the centre of Zurich for as much as 400m Swiss francs 361m).

1 min

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