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.

Liberal MP Angie Bell said Anne Aly and the prime minister should be “shamed and stoned” during a speech in Australia’s House of Representatives.

Bell was criticising the government over the tax office’s plan to stop people paying tax bills by credit card.

Aly, Australia’s first Muslim woman elected to federal parliament, said she had received 19 death threats in the past week, including earlier threats using similar language.

She called Bell’s words racist, misogynistic and against Australian values.

MI5 chief Ken McCallum says Russia remains Britain’s leading state threat.

He said Russia is trying to destabilize Europe through actions short of open conflict, including using criminals to carry out tasks.

In 2026, MI5 is spending more on state threats than during the Cold War.

McCallum said cases involving threats from other countries have quadrupled over the past decade.

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority fined three companies a total of £6 million over sales practices it found misleading.

Online retailer Wayfair was fined £4.8 million for advertising deals as time-limited when many products remained available at the same price or lower after the deadline.

Appliances Direct was fined £1.2 million for similar offers and for adding paid services to some orders without customers’ express agreement.

Gold’s Gym was penalised for not clearly showing membership prices including required joining fees; reports give different figures for its fine.

Microsoft and Health-ISAC seized domains used by three cybercrime services called YAM Store, CoGUI and Iron Man.

A US federal court order allowed them to take control of the domains, disrupting services that supplied criminals with accounts, phishing kits and online infrastructure.

The operation followed an investigation that began after Japan’s National Police Agency alerted Microsoft to scam campaigns targeting people in Japan.

The services enabled more than 1 billion malicious messages since January 2026, according to Microsoft, targeting over 75,000 organizations in more than 150 countries.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix says good and bad play can be a matter of narrative rather than a clear difference in how he performs.

Denver is 3-2, but its offense ranks third-worst in the NFL, averaging 269 total yards per game.

Nix’s passing numbers have been modest, including 123 yards in Denver’s 23-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

The team has also built a record of turning games around: since 2025, it has the NFL’s most comeback wins, with 15.

Rockstar Games says its next game should take less time to make than GTA 6, which is due out on November 19.

The company’s leaders say the engine, tools and team built for GTA 6 can help speed up future development.

Rockstar has more than 4,700 employees across 12 offices, including more than 4,000 in development and quality assurance.

Its previous game, Red Dead Redemption 2, came out in 2018, and GTA 6 has taken years to complete.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has confirmed 9,066 Ebola cases and 4,381 deaths, according to Health Ministry figures released Tuesday.

The outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo strain, has spread across seven provinces and is the country’s largest and deadliest on record.

There is no approved vaccine or treatment for this strain, and fighting, shortages and mistrust are hindering efforts to contain it.

Fear of Ebola is also leading some women to skip prenatal care or give birth at home, while children miss routine vaccinations.