Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our journalists around the world Sign up for our free Morning Headlines email People who pay their energy bills at pre-paid meters are being urged to claim Help with Living Costs vouchers after figures revealed there has been low take-up so far. The Post Office said only 60 percent of eligible customers had requested the first payment for October. Those who have not yet redeemed their October voucher can do so when they collect their November payment, although the vouchers are only valid for 90 days....

The former dean of the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) has died, according to a statement from the organization, amid a recent spate of mysterious deaths among top Russian officials and executives. Anatoly Gerashchenko “died in an accident” on September 21 and had served as rector of the institute from 2007 to 2015, according to the MAI website. He spent 45 years of his life in the organization, raising the institute and was “Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor [and] Advisor to the Rector of MAI,” it added....

In Bloomberg, Mark Gurman’s latest report based on his sources claims that the updated 14- and 16-inch M2-based MacBook Pro could be shipped later this year or early 2023. These will be accompanied by an M2 Max chip. extending to the 10 CPU cores and 32 GPU cores of their high-tech predecessor with 12 CPU cores and up to 38 GPU cores. Make room for more laptops What gets interesting is a note that says we should expect to see the first 15-inch version of the MacBook Air next spring....

Selon France Bleu, c’est une nounou qui a appelé la police pour signaler qu’une mère avait été blessée par son mari au domicile familial. Selon les premières preuves de l’enquête, l’homme alcoolique a marché sur sa femme qui était au sol, l’a menacée de la tuer et de la dévorer, avant de lui couper partiellement trois doigts avec ses dents, rapportent plusieurs médias. “Il l’a mordue au milieu et au gros orteil d’un pied, si fort que les orteils ont commencé à se couper”, explique DNA....

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JERSEY CITY, New Jersey – Americans at a Garden State gas station on Thursday shared their thoughts on President Biden, advertising US economic conditions during an interview with Jimmy Kim. “I think inflation will really hurt the economy in the future,” Tom of New Jersey told Fox News. “It does not seem to stop, and oil and gas, I do not see it as a mitigation, so it will hurt....

This is no time to stand aside, he declared. “Silence is complicity.” After weeks of reassuring talk about the US economy and inflation, Biden turned to a darker, more urgent message, warning in the final days of midterm voting that democracy itself is threatened by former President Donald Trump’s lies that he denies the elections and the violence he said. inspire. Pointing to the attack on the husband of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, he said Trump’s false claims of a stolen election had “fueled a dangerous rise in political violence and voter intimidation over the past two years....

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Federal Highway Police (PRF) executive director Marco Antonio Territo de Barros told a news conference in the capital Brasilia that there were 267 roadblocks across the country and that 306 had already been dispersed as of Sunday. “It is a complex undertaking, involving more than 75,000 kilometers (46,500 miles) of federal highways,” he said. On Monday night, protests blocked roads outside Sao Paulo’s Guarulhos airport, the country’s main international hub, and several flights were cancelled, local media reported....

Andrew Leak, 66, from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, is believed to have taken his own life after throwing two or three “crude” incendiary devices at the Western Jet Foil site, in Kent, last Sunday. Counter-terrorism police said they have spoken to a number of “key witnesses” and a number of items of interest have been recovered. Evidence from an examination of digital media devices found during the investigation is said to suggest “a far-right motive behind the attack”, officers said....

Johnson dropped out of the race, claiming he had the required nominations to get on the ballot but couldn’t unify the party. Claims by his supporters that he had reached the threshold of nominations to secure a place on the final ballot were met with skepticism by politicians across the divide as well as commentators. However, speaking to the BBC, Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the Conservative Party’s 1922 Committee, said two candidates had reached the threshold and “one of them has decided not to stand further”....

The former Brexit secretary compared No. 10 to “the cockpit of a crashed plane” where “the dashboard lights are flashing all red” and said the prime minister was in danger of being forced out in the autumn. He warned Johnson that there could be a renewed effort to oust him when the House of Commons committee reports this year on whether the prime minister has misled parliament about Downing Street parties....

In a keynote address, the prime minister staged a stunning reversal of a promise made just months ago to create a high-wage economy, instead highlighting the pain of rising inflation. “We can not correct the rise in the cost of living just by raising wages to match rising prices,” Johnson said in a speech that marked the latest reshuffle of his troubled prime minister. He said: “If wages are constantly chasing rising prices, then we are in danger of a wage-price spiral like this country experienced in the 1970s....

The team cited violations of team policies in its statement. Sources previously told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski that Udoka had an intimate relationship with a female member of the franchise’s staff. The suspension is effective immediately and a decision on Udoka’s future with the organization will be made at a later date, the team said. “I want to apologize to our players, our fans, the entire Celtics organization and my family for letting them down,” Udoka said in a statement to ESPN’s Malika Andrews....

Leaders across the United States, including Prime Minister Justin Trindade, on Friday signed what US President Joe Biden called a “historic commitment” to easing immigration pressure north. The deal, the central achievement of the US Summit in California, commits Canada to spending $ 26.9 million this year to slow the flow of immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean. The Los Angeles Declaration on Immigration and Protection also includes a Canadian promise to welcome an additional 4,000 migrants from the region by 2028, as well as a pre-existing plan to attract 50,000 more farm workers from Mexico, Guatemala and the Caribbean....

It is colorless, odorless, tasteless and potentially lethal. Carbon monoxide poisoning is called the “silent killer” because it is virtually undetectable. Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is November 1-7 and people are being urged to take action to protect themselves and their families. Carbon monoxide poisoning can cause flu-like symptoms such as headaches, nausea, dizziness, confusion and drowsiness. At very high levels, it can cause death. As BC returns to standard time early Sunday morning and clocks fall back an hour, Vernon emergency services are reminding residents it’s also time to check smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors for dead batteries and expiration dates....

Leading the news: “I was slipping in the blood of the people,” said U.S. Capitol Officer Caroline Edwards, believed to be the first officer to be injured on Jan. 6. “It was a massacre. It was chaos. I can not even describe what I saw.” The Jan. 6 commission also played a video showing Edwards being pushed to the ground by rioters, banging her head on the steps of the Capitol where she fell unconscious....