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The UK competition authority published its final decision on 31 market remedies, confirming removal of 23, partial removal of 2 and retention of 6, while two insurance and banking orders remain under consideration.
The VALOUR network of veteran support centres is set to more than double, with 21 organisations receiving a share of over £13.2m in development funding to open by early 2027, the Ministry of Defence says.
Hong Kong's Leisure and Cultural Services Department hoisted red flags at four beaches on November 1 because of big waves, advising beachgoers not to swim there.
A NASA Glenn overview describes rotating microphone rakes, phased microphone arrays and laser-based velocimetry used to measure engine noise and airflow, with data feeding validation of noise-prediction software.
NASA Glenn researchers are developing theory and software to predict aircraft engine noise, helping engineers design quieter propulsion systems. A page published on October 19, 2026, describes ten codes available through NASA's Software Catalog.
A Turkmen government delegation visited London, Aberdeen and Teesside from 12 to 16 October 2026 to learn about UK approaches to monitoring, verifying and reducing methane emissions in oil and gas.
The European Space Agency's monthly roundup for August 2026 covered the launch of the MTG-I2 weather satellite aboard Ariane 6, Sophie Adenot's historic spacewalks, a live total solar eclipse broadcast from Spain, a Mars flyover and a discovery near the Milky Way's central black hole.
A sarsen stone believed to have formed part of a Stone Age tomb has been re-erected at the Valley of Stones National Nature Reserve in Dorset, Natural England says.
The Home Office has announced plans for an independent watchdog, a legal code of practice and a specific law governing police use of facial recognition, following a public consultation.
New Hubble observations, combined with Gaia data, identify a third population of globular clusters that points to a dwarf galaxy, named LKH, merging with the young Milky Way about 11.8 billion years ago.
NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins worked with living cell samples and bioink in the Kibo laboratory's Life Science Glovebox on Oct. 9, 2026, as part of research into 3D bioprinting cartilage in microgravity.
The European Space Agency has signed the first contracts under its European Launcher Challenge, an initiative meant to widen and diversify Europe's commercial launch services.
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