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Haley Stevens backs Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate race

Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, her former primary rival, two days before Michigan’s Senate election. The move drew sharp criticism from Democratic leaders.

“This is a very close election, we all know that, but Abdul made very clear that I was not welcome in his campaign”
Haley StevensUS representative

Trump team prepares executive actions if Democrats win midterms

The White House is weighing ways for President Donald Trump to advance his agenda without Congress if Democrats take control in the November 3 midterm elections.

Data centers become a campaign issue ahead of US midterms

Opposition to data center expansion is drawing voters from both parties and emerging as an issue in several midterm races, including in Ohio and Maine.

Trump and Obama rally voters in the final days before US midterms

Donald Trump and Barack Obama campaigned in key states as both parties made their closing appeals before elections that will decide control of Congress.

Iran war fuel costs put Republicans at risk in US midterms

Higher oil prices linked to the Iran war have raised costs for US households and become a campaign issue in close races, as voters prepare to choose Congress.

Talarico and Paxton compete for a Texas Senate seat

Democrat James Talarico is challenging Republican Ken Paxton in a closely watched Texas Senate race. The outcome could help determine which party controls Congress next year.

US midterms could test Trump’s foreign policy, with limits on what Congress can change

The November 3 elections will decide control of Congress, shaping lawmakers’ ability to scrutinize Trump and influence policy on Ukraine, trade and other issues. The president would retain wide powers.

Americans vote on November 3 to choose the House of Representatives and about one-third of the Senate, not the president.

The elections will decide which party controls Congress during the final two years of Donald Trump’s term.

Democrats could gain influence over hearings, legislation, spending and appointments, while Republican control would give Trump more support in Congress.

A Democratic win could increase scrutiny of Trump’s foreign policy, including his approach to Ukraine and Russia.

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Rising prices dominate US voters’ concerns ahead of midterm elections

As Americans vote in midterm elections, rising costs for essentials are shaping how many view the economy and decide their ballots.

An Ipsos poll found 47 per cent of registered voters said the cost of living would be the single most important factor in their votes.

An Ipsos poll found 79 per cent of Americans thought petrol prices were higher than before, compared with 38 per cent in February.

A Gallup poll found half of registered voters rated the economy as extremely important.

The Consumer Confidence Index rose 7.5 points to 91.7, while consumers continued to express frustration with rising costs.

US voters are due to vote in the midterm elections.

Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over Alaska Senate ballots

A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s effort to segregate ballots and delay certification of Alaska’s Senate results. The department has appealed.

Ruling date
November 1, 2026
Judge
Sharon Gleason
Election date
November 3, 2026
Incumbent
Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan

US plans to deport detained Afghans to Afghanistan via Pakistan

Court documents and a US official indicate the Trump administration plans to send detained Afghans from Louisiana to Pakistan, then onward to Afghanistan. Rights groups warn they could face Taliban retaliation.

US administration Rights advocates

Safety and legality

The administration cited operational security and personnel safety as reasons it would not confirm future removal operations.

Advocates say deportees could face retaliation from the Taliban and that the plan risks their lives.

Purpose and impact

Trump says the immigration crackdown and deportation drive aim to improve domestic security.

Rights advocates say the crackdown violates due process and free speech and creates an unsafe environment for minorities.

Trump reinstates Kansas and Iowa rallies before US midterms

Donald Trump reversed his decision to cancel rallies in Kansas and Iowa, saying Republicans still have a chance in elections that will decide control of Congress.

World

Director Michael Mann injured in accidental gun-range discharge

Michael Mann suffered a minor leg injury when a gun discharged while holstered at a Los Angeles range. He was treated in hospital and was being released.

“On Saturday, at a gun range, a weapon accidentally discharged while holstered resulting in a superficial injury to film director Michael Mann.”
Mann’s representativeRepresentative for director Michael Mann

Bomb attack in western Colombia kills four, including a two-month-old baby

A bomb-filled truck exploded near a military base in Planadas, Colombia, killing four people, including a two-month-old baby, and injuring many others.

Stolen ¥46 million watch returned to Tokyo store with apology

A luxury Audemars Piguet watch stolen from a store in Tokyo’s Nakano Ward was returned by courier with a handwritten apology. Police are investigating and suspect the sender details were false.

Traffic halted on part of Russia’s M-5 highway in Samara region

All traffic was temporarily stopped on a 29-kilometre stretch of the M-5 highway in Samara region because of a drone threat. Drivers were directed to a regional-road detour.

Australian author Craig Silvey jailed for seven months

Craig Silvey was sentenced in Western Australia after pleading guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. He is eligible for parole.

U.S. warns allies to prepare for possible renewed strikes on Iran

U.S. officials have told regional allies to prepare for possible strikes on Iran after the midterm elections and for Iranian retaliation. President Donald Trump has not made a final decision.

Spain train collision kills at least 68 as safety questions grow

A high-speed train hit a stationary train in Castilla-La Mancha, killing at least 68 people and injuring many others. Spain has begun three days of mourning as investigators examine a reported control-centre error.

A high-speed train hit a stationary train in central Spain on Wednesday on the line linking Madrid and Seville.

The crash killed at least 68 people and injured many others, and emergency teams searched the wreckage for more victims.

The trains were operated by state company Renfe and private company Iryo.

Spain’s transport minister said a rail control system had failed and the control centre ordered trains to move again before the problem was fixed.

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Jessica Moretti’s hearing postponed, Jacques to be questioned alone

Swiss prosecutors postponed Jessica Moretti’s planned questioning on health grounds. Her husband, Jacques, will be questioned alone as part of the investigation into the deadly Crans-Montana bar fire.

Jacques Moretti was held in pre-trial detention for 14 days in connection with the bar-fire case.

The Morettis were previously heard together, according to Nice-Matin.

Jacques Moretti was placed in pre-trial detention on suspicion of violence against his wife.

The planned joint hearing was reported as cancelled or postponed because of concerns about Jessica Moretti’s health.

Jacques Moretti is due to be questioned alone, while Jessica Moretti’s hearing is postponed.

Thomas Markle denies allegations after son reports alleged abuse images

Thomas Markle denies his son’s claim that child sexual abuse images were found among his belongings in the Philippines. Meghan Markle says she is deeply distressed; UK police are checking a related 2018 letter.

Alleged material
Child sexual abuse images
Person who reported it
Thomas Markle Jr.
Alleged discovery location
Boxes at Thomas Markle’s former home in the Philippines
Police letter
Sent in 2018

Iranian envoys hold Doha talks as risks of renewed war persist

Iranian negotiators met Qatari mediators in Doha for a third day of talks aimed at ending the eight-month war. Washington has not ruled out further strikes, and Iran has threatened to retaliate.

Iranian officials supporting or considering diplomacy Iranian officials rejecting or conditioning negotiations

Diplomatic engagement

Mohsen Rezaei said the changed U.S. tone was a good sign, and Abbas Araghchi called the outreach a positive step.

Ali Nikzad said the United States had nothing new to offer, and Araghchi said there were no plans for a meeting with U.S. officials at present.

Conditions for talks

The United States said it was open to a diplomatic solution addressing its core security concerns.

Rezaei said Iran would not resume negotiations or reopen the Strait of Hormuz until Washington met Iran’s seven conditions.

Xi says stronger China-Oman ties are a strategic choice

Chinese President Xi Jinping told Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said that deepening ties is a strategic choice for both countries during their meeting in Beijing.

Business

Morgan Stanley strategist sees a possible 9% US stock pullback before a rebound

Mike Wilson says AI funding costs, tighter financial conditions and election uncertainty could weigh on US stocks in the short term. He expects a pullback to create a buying opportunity, followed by a stronger market.

“Investors are questioning the ultimate returns on AI investment, the cost of capital, and whether credit markets can handle all the spending that is planned.”
Mike WilsonMorgan Stanley chief US equity strategist

US stocks fall as investors question the cost of the AI boom

The S&P 500 fell 1.8% on Friday, its worst day since June, as disappointing company forecasts and concerns about AI spending deepened a tech sell-off.

Intel shares plunge 30% as weak outlook sparks chip selloff

Intel shares fell 30% after it forecast weaker revenue and no positive cash flow this year, helping drive a wider selloff in chip stocks.

Weil Gotshal partners to vote on plan to wind down law firm

Weil Gotshal’s management committee has recommended an orderly wind-down after partner departures and failed merger talks. Partners must vote on the plan in the coming days.

US Jobs Data Could Keep Fed on Track for Another Rate Hike

Economists expect US job growth to more than double in October, to 65,000, with unemployment steady at 4.2%. The figures could leave the Fed on course to raise rates again.

US stocks fall as Alphabet results renew doubts over AI spending

US stocks ended lower after Alphabet missed revenue expectations and increased AI spending, prompting fresh concerns about whether Big Tech will earn enough to justify its investments.

Matt Holliday lists newly bought Arizona estate for $11.6 million

Retired baseball star Matt Holliday has listed his newly built Paradise Valley, Arizona, estate for $11.6 million, months after buying it.

Retired baseball star Matt Holliday has listed his Arizona estate for $11.6 million.

The newly built home is in Paradise Valley, Arizona.

Holliday bought the estate earlier this year, just months before putting it up for sale.

He is a retired Major League Baseball player and a World Series champion.

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US Midterm Elections and Iran Talks Weigh on Global Markets

Investors are watching US midterm elections and possible progress in US-Iran talks. Oil prices fell, while expectations of higher interest rates kept pressure on markets.

Habertürk and Bloomberg HT published reports on the market outlook ahead of the US midterm elections and jobs data.

The US nonfarm payrolls report is due, with its signals expected to shape Federal Reserve expectations.

Kushner and Walter finalize terms for $12.5 billion Lakers sale

Mark Walter and Josh Kushner have finalized the remaining terms of a deal valuing the Los Angeles Lakers at $12.5 billion. The agreement still needs to be signed and reviewed by the NBA.

Sale valuation
$12.5 billion
Prospective majority owner
Josh Kushner
Prospective minority owner
Bob Iger
Minority stakes offered
$250 million to $300 million each

Warsh’s mixed signals raise doubts about the Fed’s inflation resolve

The Fed held interest rates at 3.75% to 4% despite high inflation and a strong economy. Chair Kevin Warsh’s unclear explanation unsettled markets and highlighted divisions among policymakers.

Hawkish Fed policymakers Warsh and supporters of holding rates

Policy direction

Three policymakers took a more hawkish stance on inflation, and one governor and one regional bank president dissented at the Wednesday meeting.

The Fed held rates at 3.75% to 4%, while Warsh said a December increase remained an option.

J.P. Morgan strategist says fewer people may be weakening US housing demand

David Kelly says slower population growth and rising home vacancies point to weaker US housing demand, challenging the view that the country mainly needs more homes.

Science & Tech

Binance says it will cover losses after $6.3 billion crypto hack

Binance says hackers stole an estimated $6.3 billion and it will cover users’ losses. About $3 billion in stolen crypto has been frozen as recovery efforts continue.

“Binance has begun recovering affected assets for users and continues to work with law enforcement, issuers, blockchain intelligence firms and industry partners to trace, freeze and recover additional funds”
Binance spokespersonCompany spokesperson

Cooling systems hit by IT incident at at least 40 Belgian Delhaize stores

Delhaize said an IT incident affected store cooling systems in Belgium. At least 40 supermarkets were reportedly hit.

Meta and Fourier develop second humanoid robot prototype

Meta and Chinese robotics firm Fourier built a humanoid robot prototype called Max and have started work on a second version. The project is for research, with no sales plans or launch date.

Code hints Apple’s HomeView may gain security camera features

Code in HomeView software 27.2 points to motion detection, live video and recording features, but Apple has not confirmed plans to add them.

Wear OS 7.1 emulator previews a status bar planned for a later release

Google’s Wear OS 7.1 canary emulator lets developers test a status bar inside smartwatch apps. Google says the feature will not be in the stable Wear OS 7.1 release.

Chainalysis says cyberattack exposed customer identity details

Chainalysis says an attacker accessed customer names, email addresses, user IDs and role labels. The company says it found no evidence that investigation data or login credentials were exposed.

GMO chief apologizes after company failed to act on security warning

GMO Internet Group president Masatoshi Kumagai apologized after unauthorized access to company services. He said the company failed to act on an internal warning about a vulnerability.

GMO Internet Group, a Japanese technology company, has faced unauthorized access to its services.

President Masatoshi Kumagai and other executives held a news conference on November 2 to discuss what happened and how they would limit further harm.

Kumagai apologized for failing to act on an internal warning about a security weakness.

A GMO subsidiary had identified the vulnerability two years earlier, but the company did not use that warning to improve its services.

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FBI links $6.3 billion Binance crypto theft to North Korean hackers

The FBI blamed North Korea’s TraderTraitor group for stealing $6.3 billion from Binance. The exchange says it has replaced 90% of the stolen assets and will cover the rest.

The theft took place on or about this date, according to the FBI.

The FBI published an alert attributing the theft to TraderTraitor and asking businesses to block linked transactions.

Binance said it was preparing to resume the first phase of withdrawals between 06:00 and 09:00 UTC.

Binance resumed withdrawals in phases, and reported $4.7 billion in withdrawals and $1.01 billion in deposits that day.

Google says detachable-keyboard Googlebooks are coming soon

Google said detachable-keyboard tablets will join its Googlebook lineup. Lenovo may make the first model, but Google has not confirmed its hardware or release date.

Form factor
Detachable keyboard Googlebooks
Potential first manufacturer
Lenovo
Lenovo keyboard FCC ID
O57DUET13BTKB
Lenovo stylus FCC ID
O57AP501U1

DeepSeek open-sources prototype for proactive coding agent

DeepSeek’s Harness team released an open-source prototype that can take coding requests from GitHub and, optionally, Feishu, work on them in separate sessions and return results such as pull requests.

Arara email service breach may expose 77 million addresses

An intrusion affecting Arara’s email service may have exposed about 77 million email addresses and customer details. The service has been suspended while the company investigates.

Sports

Commanders rally from 10-point deficit to beat Eagles 27-10

Washington overcame an early 10-0 deficit to beat Philadelphia 27-10. The Eagles have lost six straight, while the Commanders earned their first win in more than a month.

“It probably felt longer.”
Jayden DanielsWashington Commanders quarterback

Bengals beat Titans 43-36 in overtime in a first-ever NFL score

Cincinnati rallied to beat Tennessee 43-36 in overtime. The final score had never occurred in the NFL’s 107-year history.

Unbeaten Vikings visit the Lions in a key NFC North game

Minnesota visits Detroit in Week 8, with the unbeaten Vikings facing a Lions team favored by three points. The game kicks off Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.

Lamar Jackson set to start for Ravens against Bills on Sunday

Baltimore Ravens coach Jesse Minter says quarterback Lamar Jackson will return from an ankle injury and start against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

Jerry Jones says Cowboys are not considering a coaching change

Dallas lost 33-30 to Arizona in overtime after leading by 14 points in the fourth quarter. Owner Jerry Jones said firing coach Brian Schottenheimer is not on his mind.

Browns and Steelers meet with first place in AFC North at stake

Cleveland visits Pittsburgh with both teams 5-2 and first place in the AFC North on the line. The Browns are seeking their first season sweep of the Steelers since 1988.

Buccaneers beat Falcons 16-0 without completing a pass

Tampa Bay beat Atlanta 16-0 in heavy rain, rushing for 324 yards despite Baker Mayfield completing none of his three passes.

Tampa Bay beat Atlanta 16-0 in a rain-soaked NFL game in Tampa on Sunday.

Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield attempted three passes but completed none, a rare feat for a winning team.

Tampa Bay relied on 324 rushing yards as the weather made passing difficult.

Bucky Irving ran for 170 yards and a touchdown, while Kenneth Gainwell added 140 yards.

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Broncos beat Chiefs 28-24 after late false-start penalty erases apparent TD

Denver beat Kansas City 28-24 after a false-start penalty on Jaylon Moore erased an apparent late touchdown. The win put the Broncos first in the AFC West.

Denver came back from an 11-point deficit to take a 28-24 lead.

Harrison Butker missed a 54-yard field goal, and Denver scored on its next possession.

A false-start penalty on Jaylon Moore erased Patrick Mahomes' apparent touchdown pass to Rashee Rice.

Malcolm Roach sacked Mahomes, preserving Denver's 28-24 win.

Lamar Jackson to Have Thumb Surgery After Ravens’ Loss to Bills

Jackson injured his thumb on his first play back as Baltimore lost 36-10 to Buffalo. He will have surgery and go on injured reserve, but a return this season is uncertain.

Final score
Buffalo Bills 36, Baltimore Ravens 10
Jackson’s injury
Right thumb; injured on his first play
Surgery and status
Surgery required; headed to injured reserve
Ravens record
4-4 after the loss

Three more women accuse Packers’ Josh Jacobs of abuse in police records

Police records describe allegations by three women about past incidents involving Josh Jacobs. He pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and property damage charges arising from a separate May incident.

The three women who made allegations Josh Jacobs’ legal team

Allegations

The women described incidents involving alleged physical force, including being slapped, pushed or dragged.

Jacobs’ lawyers called the allegations uncorroborated and old.

Case outcome

Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property.

The lawyers said prosecutors conducted an exhaustive investigation and determined that only two misdemeanor charges were warranted.

Bears trade two first-round picks for Titans star Jeffery Simmons

Chicago acquired defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons from Tennessee, sending two first-round picks and a fourth-round pick in exchange for Simmons and a fifth-round pick.

Entertainment

Keira Knightley stars in London stage adaptation of The Lives of Others

Robert Icke’s adaptation of the Oscar-winning film is playing at London’s Adelphi Theatre, with Knightley, Stephen Dillane and Luke Thompson in the cast. Reviews praised its performances and stagecraft but differed on the adaptation.

“Keira Knightley is a beautiful enigma”
Patrick MarmionDaily Mail reviewer

‘You Can See Everything’ narrowly leads ‘Clayface’ at the box office

The Elizabeth Holmes documentary earned an estimated $10.6 million in its third weekend, just ahead of ‘Clayface’ at $10.4 million. Final weekend rankings were due Monday.

Suriya plays a reluctant cop drawn into a murder case in Scene

The trailer for Jithu Madhavan’s crime comedy Scene shows Suriya as a police officer pulled back into an investigation after resigning. The film is due in cinemas on November 6.

Chantal Goya mourns longtime sound engineer Raymond

Chantal Goya and her husband, Jean-Jacques Debout, paid tribute to Raymond, her sound engineer and friend of 62 years, after announcing his death.

Aasif Khan is evicted from Bigg Boss 20 after receiving fewest votes

The Panchayat actor was eliminated from Bigg Boss 20 after receiving the fewest audience votes. His exit left several contestants emotional.

Maya Jama says James Acaster found being a Traitor difficult

Maya Jama said James Acaster struggled with his role as a Traitor on Celebrity Traitors. Acaster later admitted his identity during the show’s penultimate round table.

Jailer 2 rebounds on day 17 and stays ahead of Coolie

Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 earned more on its third Saturday than Friday, but reported day-17 totals differ. Its worldwide gross was reported at nearly Rs 791 crore.

Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 earned more on its third Saturday than it did on Friday, as its box-office run picked up pace.

The reported Saturday collection varies: one tracker put its India net at Rs 9.35 crore, while another estimated Rs 7.18 crore.

The film is the sequel to Rajinikanth’s 2023 hit Jailer, and it opened in cinemas on October 15.

Its India net total was reported between Rs 442.58 crore and Rs 444.75 crore, depending on the estimate.

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Hrithik Roshan pays tribute to Sanjay Gupta after filmmaker’s death

Hrithik Roshan remembered director Sanjay Gupta, saying their work on Kaabil was the best experience of his life. Gupta died after a fall at his Mumbai home.

CCTV footage reportedly showed Gupta going from the drawing room to the kitchen, where he lost his balance and fell.

Gupta died after the fall at his Mumbai home, according to reports.

Hrithik Roshan shared a tribute to Gupta on X.

Gupta’s funeral and cremation were scheduled at Pawan Hans Crematorium in Mumbai.

Sanrio ends Vivant partnership after backlash in China

Sanrio has ended its merchandise collaboration with Japanese spy drama Vivant after Chinese criticism of scenes showing Chinese agents torturing Japanese operatives.

Company
Sanrio Co.
Drama
VIVANT, produced by Tokyo Broadcasting System Television
Merchandise
Plush toys featured Hello Kitty, My Melody and other Sanrio characters dressed as VIVANT spy figures
Announcement
Oct. 29, 2026

Ranbir Kapoor compares Musk’s Roadster to the Ramayana’s Pushpaka Vimana

During a Ramayana promotional interview, Ranbir Kapoor said India had a flying vehicle 5,000 years ago, comparing the epic’s Pushpaka Vimana with Elon Musk’s Tesla Roadster. The remark drew mixed reactions online.

Critics of Kapoor's comparison Supporters of Kapoor's comparison

Meaning of the remark

Some social media users called it “WhatsApp University knowledge” or a marketing gimmick.

Supporters said he was praising the ancient epic’s imagination, not presenting scientific proof.

Actors Yuka Ishibashi and Yuhi Tanaka announce marriage and pregnancy

The Japanese actors said they married this spring and are expecting a baby this winter. They shared the news in a joint statement on social media.

Health

Turkey detains 22 in probe into expired cancer medicines

Authorities detained 22 people in a probe into allegations that expired cancer medicines were repackaged and sold. The operation covered 11 provinces and involved transactions worth about 650 million lira.

“We will not tolerate those who endanger our patients’ lives and turn their hope for a cure into a source of unjust profit!”
Akın GürlekTurkey’s justice minister

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo passes 10,000 cases as it spreads across Africa

The Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak has infected more than 10,000 people, mostly in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and spread to other African countries. Health officials are urging stronger cross-border action.

Kymera to release mid-stage eczema trial results before year-end

Kymera Therapeutics plans to announce results from a mid-stage trial of its experimental eczema drug KT-621 before the end of the year, as it seeks to challenge Dupixent.

France deploys 3,000 junior doctors to areas short of GPs

About 3,000 doctors in their final year of general-practice training are starting work across France, including in areas with few doctors. They will see patients independently, with a supervisor available for advice.

Norovirus outbreak in Tarragona linked to undercooked razor clams

At least nine people in Tarragona developed gastroenteritis after eating undercooked razor clams. Authorities issued a serious food alert and say all related product has been recovered.

Most of the US will turn clocks back on November 1

Most Americans will gain an hour when clocks return to standard time at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1. A bill to make daylight saving time permanent is awaiting Senate action.

Sen. Chris Murphy is hospitalized after a stroke and responding to treatment

The Connecticut Democrat is awake and alert at Johns Hopkins after a stroke. His office says doctors are encouraged and expects him to make a full recovery.

Connecticut Democratic Senator Chris Murphy suffered a stroke on Saturday and was taken to hospital.

He noticed numbness in his arm while attending his son’s hockey game and was later transferred to Johns Hopkins for monitoring and treatment.

His chief of staff says he is awake, alert and responding well, and doctors are optimistic about a full recovery.

Murphy has served in the Senate since 2013 and is a senior Democrat on committees overseeing government spending and foreign relations.

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England to introduce emergency warning system for seriously ill children

A new NHS system will help emergency departments across England spot children whose health is worsening and escalate care, including when families raise concerns.

Martha Mills died aged 13 after developing sepsis in hospital following a bike accident.

Two-year-old Finlay Roberts died after spending hours in a hospital corridor before being discharged.

Reports said the NHS was introducing the system in emergency departments across England from this winter.

Wegovy obesity pill launches in French pharmacies at up to €235 a month

Wegovy is now available as a prescription pill in France for €169 to €235 a month, without public reimbursement. It is the first oral GLP-1 obesity drug sold in the country.

Monthly price
169 to 235 euros, depending on dosage
Health insurance coverage
Not covered at launch
Eligible patients
Adults with obesity or overweight and at least one weight-related comorbidity
Clinical-trial result
Average weight loss close to 17% at the highest dose after about 15 months

Cancer treatment during pregnancy may be possible without ending the pregnancy

A maternal-fetal medicine physician says pregnant cancer patients are often urged to end their pregnancies, even though treatment during pregnancy may be an option and ending a pregnancy has not been shown to improve survival.

Cancer treatment during pregnancy Pregnancy termination or early delivery

Treatment

Cardonick argues that cancer treatment, including chemotherapy, can often be given during pregnancy.

One physician told Cardonick that a pregnant patient with Hodgkin lymphoma should terminate her pregnancy.

Pregnancy outcome

Cardonick says patients may continue their pregnancies and deliver at term.

Some patients are advised to end the pregnancy or have an elective preterm birth.

Fruit and vegetable scraps often contain more fibre than the parts we eat

A King's College London study found that usually discarded skins, seeds and stalks had more fibre than the edible parts in 10 of 12 fruits and vegetables tested.