Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited London on Oct.

14 to meet British Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Britain announced a £45 million air-defense package and will speed up delivery of £10 million worth of lightweight missiles.

The missiles have been used against Russian jet-powered drones, which are faster and harder to intercept than older models.

From November 16, Seoul will change rush-hour service on subway Line 9 to ease crowding and shorten commutes.

On the line’s inbound direction toward Jungang Veterans Hospital, two express trains will run before one regular train from 5:40 to 7 a.m., instead of alternating one of each.

The city will also start morning intensive service 50 minutes earlier and begin its evening service 30 minutes earlier.

Seoul expects peak average crowding on morning express trains to fall by up to 20.4 percentage points, while the number of morning trains will rise by eight.

A trial opened in Hamburg on Wednesday for former Ukrainian officer Serhii Kuznietsov, accused of helping organize the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline blasts.

The explosions damaged pipelines under the Baltic Sea that were built to carry Russian gas to Europe.

Prosecutors say Kuznietsov led a group that planted explosives, and charge him with causing explosions, damaging infrastructure and committing a war crime; Kuznietsov denies involvement.

His lawyers asked the court to dismiss the charges, arguing he cannot properly defend himself because Ukrainian military rules require him to keep state secrets.

Extremadura’s 2026 Extrema Selección awards recognized regional olive oils at a ceremony in Mérida.

Alguijuela won the small-producer category, Maimona the large-producer category and Vieiru the organic category.

Nuestra Señora del Salobrar received awards for conventional oil and cooperative-produced extra virgin olive oil, according to two accounts of the winners.

A local account says the Jaraíz de la Vera cooperative also received a prize for its mill master, giving it three distinctions, while the other accounts list two.

Microsoft released its October security update on Tuesday, fixing more than 1,400 vulnerabilities across Windows and other products.

Counts differ across the available information, which gives totals of 1,411 and 1,413 fixes.

One patched Windows flaw is already being exploited by attackers.

It can let a malicious file bypass warnings that normally help protect people when they open files from the internet, but the attack requires a user to interact with the file.

The NFL season is only five weeks old, but projections are already estimating which teams could reach the playoffs.

The forecasts cover teams in both conferences, with 14 places available in the postseason.

ESPN’s Football Power Index rates New England’s chances as improving after strong play from quarterback Drake Maye, while Green Bay’s odds have also risen after a win over Chicago.

The Dallas Cowboys’ chances fell after an unexpected loss, and the Los Angeles Chargers have started 0-5, according to the coverage.

Nintendo has released a new pre-order trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on Switch 2.

The trailer appeared on Nintendo’s Dutch YouTube channel and shows Link facing the Great Deku Tree, taking up the Master Sword and battling the lava dragon Volvagia.

It also includes new footage of Link riding Epona and returning his sword to the Pedestal of Time.

The game remakes Nintendo’s 1998 N64 adventure, and is set for release on November 5.

The WHO says the Tumaini Ebola vaccine trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo should start before October ends.

The country is facing its 17th Ebola outbreak, which has caused more than 9,000 cases and 4,000 deaths.

The current outbreak is caused by the Bundibugyo strain, for which no vaccine or treatment is approved.

The trial will first test Ervebo, a vaccine approved for a different Ebola strain, the Zaire strain.