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In this hour: 1 new story

  1. NewWorld

    US strikes Iran air defenses on Qeshm as nuclear talks continue amid Hormuz attacks

    The UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said at least 11 ships were attacked around the Strait of Hormuz over the preceding week, with three sinking. Qatar says mediation remains active as a reported proposal links US steps on the blockade with Iran allowing…

    2 sources, +2 in this hour Media reports

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In this hour: 2 new stories

  1. NewSport

    Real Madrid’s 3-0 win over Valencia draws them level on points with Barcelona

    The win was Madrid’s eighth in a row across all competitions. Valencia finished with 10 men after captain José Gayà was sent off for bringing down Kylian Mbappé.

    5 sources, +5 in this hour Confirmed

  2. NewSport

    Norris takes São Paulo pole as penalties reshape the grid

    George Russell was second-fastest but a five-place engine penalty drops him to seventh, promoting Kimi Antonelli to the front row alongside Norris.

    5 sources, +5 in this hour