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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, Zelenskyy thanks US over deal for 500 Patriot missiles but warns delivery could take years. It is being covered by 8 outlets, including Euronews, The Japan Times and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. According to Euronews: Kyiv has long called for more interceptors to help its forces fend off Russian missile and drone attacks. The rapidly approaching winter is pressing home that need.

Next, UK PM Burnham says he is 'open' to formal apology for slavery, but rules out reparations. It is being covered by 8 outlets, including Straits Times, NBC News and Daily Sabah. According to NBC News: U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said that he is open to am apology for his country’s role in the slave trade, but ruled out financial reparations.

Also, At least one dead and 6 injured in horror shooting inside Halloween store at shopping centre in California. It is being covered by 12 outlets, including The Sun, The New Indian Express and Straits Times. According to The Sun: AT least one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire at a store packed with Halloween shoppers.

Then, Civilians from war-ravaged Oleshky arrive in Belarus on their way to Ukrainian territory. It is being covered by 8 outlets, including The Independent, Toronto Star and Straits Times. According to Straits Times: Four planes carrying residents evacuated from the Russian-controlled Ukrainian town of Oleshky landed in Belarus on Saturday, the Belarusian Belta state news agency and a senior Ukrainian official said.

And finally, Police and gendarmes on alert as France prepares for another day of protests. It is being covered by 5 outlets, including Shropshire Star, The Journal.ie and Rio Times. According to Shropshire Star: Unions and student groups are challenging an order for a planned march to follow a single route away from the centre of Paris.

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, Fabian Hurzeler Issues Brighton and Hove Albion Fitness Update Ahead of Manchester City Premier League Clash. It is being covered by 5 outlets, including Yahoo Sports, Syracuse.com and The Sun. According to Syracuse.com: Manchester United has beat Chelsea in each of their past two matchups.

Next, Minnesota vs. Indiana betting: Odds, Week 9 preview, picks, start time for Saturday college football. It is being covered by CBS Sports, Yahoo Sports and Sporting News. According to Yahoo Sports: N.C. State football hosts California in its first game under interim head coach Todd Goebbel. Follow live score updates here.

Also, Isack Hadjar summoned to Mexico GP stewards for misconduct in F1 paddock. It is being covered by Yahoo Sports, Motorsport.com and The Sun. According to Motorsport.com: Isack Hadjar has been summoned to the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix stewards for an alleged incident of misconduct in the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez paddock.

Then, What did Jamie Carragher say about Aston Villa? It is being covered by The Sun, Yahoo Sports and New Straits Times. According to The Sun: ASTON VILLA have said they will initiate legal action against Jamie Carragher after the Sky Sports pundit made what the Premier League outfit branded as unacceptable insults about the club and its fans.

And finally, Briton Dart reaches first WTA Tour singles final. It is being covered by BBC Sport and Yahoo Sports. According to BBC Sport: A tearful Harriet Dart said it means the world to her to qualify for her maiden WTA Tour singles final after battling past to beat China's Sun Xinran at the Guangzhou Open.

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, OpenAI slashes funding target by $10 billion amid tech rout, FT reports. It is being covered by 10 outlets, including Channel NewsAsia, Investing.com and Independent Journal Review. According to Independent Journal Review: FT: OpenAI cut its raise target to about $20B from $30B and valuation to $1.25T from $1.4T; SoftBank's stake reportedly shrank $10B as commitments fell due Oct. 30.

Next, AI giants promise publishers new way to block some scraping. It is being covered by Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia and The Hindu. According to Straits Times: Publishers are facing a surge in bots that scrape their articles to feed AI models.

Also, John Ternus says Apple doesn't want to ship AI for AI's sake and that Tim Cook is available to help wherever I ask on policy; Ternus has yet to meet Trump (Steven Levy/Wired). It is being covered by Techmeme and TNW. According to TNW: Apple wants people to love its products without having to think about whether AI made them work, chief executive John Ternus told Steven Levy for WIRED. The interview was published on Friday 30 October.

And finally, Voter register: INEC must name officials responsible for AI photographs, Atiku. It is being covered by The Sun and Media Trust.

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, OpenAI cuts funding target by $10 billion, FT reports. It is being covered by Investing.com, Techmeme and Bloomberg Technology.

Next, SoftBank-Backed OPay Halts IPO to Respond to Regulatory Inquiry. It is being covered by 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.

Also, Several key employment reports and more corporate earnings updates will fill out a busy week. It is being covered by The Independent and Toronto Star. According to Toronto Star: The health of the jobs market, along with updates on several areas of the economy and corporate profits, will fill the calendar this week.

And finally, Bitcoin Slides Toward US$77,000 After Binance Hack. It is being covered by Rio Times and Investing.com. According to Rio Times: Bitcoin fell to US$77,192 on Friday, its weakest close in a month, after a record US$6.3 billion Binance theft and a Nasdaq sell-off.

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, Morning Digest: GSLV places next-generation navigation satellite NVS-03 into orbit; INDIA bloc to hold ‘public impeachment’ of CEC Gyanesh Kumar today, and more. It is being covered by 7 outlets, including The Hindu, Kannada Prabha and The Sunday Guardian. According to Kannada Prabha: The 50-metre-tall, three-stage rocket, with a lift-off mass of 420 tonnes, took off from the second launch pad after a 24-hour countdown.

Next, Ebola death toll in DR Congo exceeds 5,000, Health Ministry. It is being covered by 6 outlets, including TASS English, Al Jazeera and Toronto Star. According to Al Jazeera: Authorities ​are struggling to find a way to control the ⁠outbreak, with no approved treatments or vaccines.

Also, Nations commit to get nature goals back on track at UN nature summit. It is being covered by The Hindu and Phys.org.

And finally, Telangana: Govt hospitals to offer free MRI services. It is being covered by The New Indian Express and The Hindu.

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.