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Hello, and welcome to your international briefing from Banana News. This is a calm summary of the most recent stories, drawn from headlines and short snippets published by news outlets, and each item tells you where it comes from. Let's begin.

First, Dozens of arrests made as hundreds attend pro-Palestine Action protest outside US embassy. It is being covered by 11 outlets, including The Independent, Shropshire Star and Middle East Eye. According to Shropshire Star: Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act after it was proscribed in June 2025.

Next, A third weekend of protests in France as youth-led rallies sweep Europe. It is being covered by 8 outlets, including Times Colonist, Taipei Times and Euronews. According to Times Colonist: Hundreds of thousands of mostly young protesters took to the streets across France on Saturday in a third consecutive weekend of demonstrations over living costs and education.

Also, Binance replenishes 90 percent of assets stolen in record hack. It is being covered by 8 outlets, including Globe and Mail, Seeking Alpha and New York Post. According to New York Post: Binance has refunded 90 percent of the $6.3 billion stolen by North Korean hackers, using company reserves to fully cover user losses.

Then, Virginia and DC sue over Trump's arch, adding to legal challenges as government wants work to begin. It is being covered by 9 outlets, including The Independent, The New York Times and Toronto Star. According to The New York Times: The two jurisdictions contend that President Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch is flagrantly unlawful, citing concerns over traffic, the environment and historic preservation.

In another story, Clashes break out as hundreds of thousands protest in France. It is being covered by 5 outlets, including ARY News, Vanguard Nigeria and Al Jazeera. According to Al Jazeera: Authorities say 320,000 march on third consecutive weekend of demonstrations over cost of living and state of schools.

And finally, Meta builds humanoid robot with Chinese startup Fourier, The Information says. It is being covered by 5 outlets, including Channel NewsAsia, The Information and Investing.com.

That's the latest for now. Everything here comes from the outlets named, so for the full stories, follow the links on the page. Thank you for listening, and take care.

Hello, and welcome to your sports briefing from Banana News. This is a calm summary of the most recent stories, drawn from headlines and short snippets published by news outlets, and each item tells you where it comes from. Let's begin.

First, Manchester City player ratings vs Brighton: Jérémy Doku shines but hosts suffer second straight Premier League defeat. It is being covered by 7 outlets, including Yahoo Sports, Vanguard Nigeria and The Sun. According to Yahoo Sports: Manchester City suffered a second straight Premier League defeat as Brighton claimed a 1 to 0 victory at the Etihad Stadium, a week after their 2 to 1 loss to Aston Villa.

Next, Norris pips Antonelli in final practice to set up thrilling Mexico qualifying. It is being covered by 5 outlets, including Sky Sports, Motorsport.com and Yahoo Sports. According to Sky Sports: McLaren's Lando Norris pipped Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli by 0.001s in final practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix to set up a thrilling qualifying.

Also, Practice Results: 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Xfinity 500 at Martinsville. It is being covered by Yahoo Sports and Motorsport.com. According to Yahoo Sports: Ryan Preece, the driver of the No. 60 RFK Racing Ford Mustang, was the fastest driver in NASCAR Cup Series practice at Martinsville Speedway on Saturday.

Then, Maresca's big test is to address mounting Man City issues. It is being covered by BBC Sport and Yahoo Sports. According to BBC Sport: Enzo Maresca enjoyed a flawless start as Manchester City manager, winning his first seven Premier League games in charge, but the honeymoon period is now over.

And finally, Did Kyle Larson win the NASCAR Cup or has Denny Hamlin lost it? It is being covered by Motorsport.com and Yahoo Sports. According to Motorsport.com: At a certain point, Denny Hamlin could have done better during this Chase for the Championship but also gives Kyle Larson and the Hendrick Motorsports No.

That's the latest for now. Everything here comes from the outlets named, so for the full stories, follow the links on the page. Thank you for listening, and take care.

Hello, and welcome to your technology briefing from Banana News. This is a calm summary of the most recent stories, drawn from headlines and short snippets published by news outlets, and each item tells you where it comes from. Let's begin.

First, Meta builds humanoid robot with Chinese startup Fourier, The Information says. It is being covered by 5 outlets, including Channel NewsAsia, The Information and Investing.com.

Next, OpenAI cuts its funding round target to $20bn, FT reports. It is being covered by TNW, Investor's Business Daily and TechCrunch. According to TNW: OpenAI has cut the target for its latest funding round by $10bn, to about $20bn. The Financial Times reported the cut on Friday 30 October, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

Also, Show HN: Tadpole, an LLM agent built from scratch then post-trained on 4B model. It is being covered by Hacker News: Show HN and Hacker News.

And finally, Gemini Code vs. Claude Code, A cautionary post-mortem ($800 in 12h). It is being covered by Hacker News and Dev.to. According to Dev.to: Submission for the Ghost in the Machine challenge What I Built Every abandoned repository is a kind of ghost: the intent, the arguments and the people behind it are buried in commits nobody reads.

That's the latest for now. Everything here comes from the outlets named, so for the full stories, follow the links on the page. Thank you for listening, and take care.

Hello, and welcome to your business briefing from Banana News. This is a calm summary of the most recent stories, drawn from headlines and short snippets published by news outlets, and each item tells you where it comes from. Let's begin.

First, OPay Suspends Planned NYSE Listing Over Foreign Regulatory Inquiry. It is being covered by 6 outlets, including The Will, Bloomberg Technology and Investing.com. According to Bloomberg Technology: OPay Ltd., a Nigeria-focused payments platform, halted an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange that was supposed to start trading on Friday, citing a regulatory inquiry.

Next, Binance says 90 percent of stolen assets replenished. It is being covered by Investing.com, Seeking Alpha and The Verge.

Also, Meta builds humanoid robot with Chinese startup Fourier, The Information says. It is being covered by Channel NewsAsia and Investing.com.

And finally, Meta Built Humanoid Prototype With Chinese Startup To Ramp Up Robotics Push. It is being covered by The Information and Seeking Alpha.

That's the latest for now. Everything here comes from the outlets named, so for the full stories, follow the links on the page. Thank you for listening, and take care.

Hello, and welcome to your science and health briefing from Banana News. This is a calm summary of the most recent stories, drawn from headlines and short snippets published by news outlets, and each item tells you where it comes from. Let's begin.

First, NASA telescope is on the verge of plunging back to Earth after failed rescue mission. It is being covered by 7 outlets, including The Independent, Toronto Star and Globe and Mail. According to Toronto Star: An aging NASA telescope is barely clinging to space after a failed rescue effort left it tottering lower and lower.

Next, Breaking: Two suspected Ebola cases identified in North-East Nigeria, NCDC. It is being covered by 8 outlets, including Vanguard Nigeria, Media Trust and Premium Times. According to Vanguard Nigeria: Two suspected cases of Ebola disease have been identified in Nigeria’s North-East region, with both individuals isolated as health authorities conduct investigations and laboratory tests.

And finally, David Walliams's supermodel ex-wife Lara Stone, 42, reveals she's been diagnosed with breast cancer as she admits 'huge shock' and undergoes treatment. It is being covered by Daily Mail, Metro and The Sun. According to Daily Mail: David Walliams' ex-wife Lara Stone has revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is undergoing treatment.

That's the latest for now. Everything here comes from the outlets named, so for the full stories, follow the links on the page. Thank you for listening, and take care.