Here are five of the biggest stories this morning
Oct 17, 2026
Violent clashes are ongoing between police and protesters over high prices and weak public spending
There was always method in the president’s unpredictability, but now his skill at fomenting chaos seems more chaotic than skilful and discipline is breaking down
Three children, ages 5, 8 and 11, and one teacher were killed in the shooting
Olivia Smith’s strike salvaged a point but it was another frustrating day for the Gunners in the Women’s Super League
The newborn is her second child with husband Andrew Lococo
In Wyoming, the Alkali Creek Reservoir project encounters significant hurdles as landowners resist easement agreements. Local landowner Paul Hughes has rejected an offer of $3,600 per acre, leading to discussions about eminent domain. While the project seeks to supply irrigation water to families, concerns about equitable benefit sharing arise, with landowners feeling they will endure construction impacts without receiving direct advantages.
Footage from the area showed boats moving through partially submerged containers as men tried to pull boxes out of the water. In one video, a small boat could be seen struggling to tow an entire shipping container.
Alan Feeney recorded by an undercover journalist calling Asian homeowners ‘parasites’
Philippe Lazzarini says Israel’s long-term aim is to erase Palestinian refugee status, warning abolishing UNWRA without an alternative would leave a worrying vacuum
Dubois aims to do the double over fellow Briton Wardley, whom he stopped in a chaotic heavyweight-title fight in May
The ball was not in play while Yehor Yarmolyuk moved his head towards the face of Jeremy Jacquet before a corner
After Daniel Dubois climbed off the canvas twice to stop Fabio Wardley in May, the British heavyweights vie over the WBO title again
