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A Florida Missing Child Spectrum Alert has been issued for 14-year-old Lucas Maresca, who is missing from Spring Hill in Hernando County. Authorities said Lucas, who is non-verbal and autistic, was last seen near the 10500 block of Blythville Road. His exact time of disappearance and the direction he may have travelled have not been released. Search for missing Spring Hill teenager Lucas is described as a white boy, 5ft tall and weighing about 126lb, with brown hair and brown eyes. He was reportedly wearing a grey and white T-shirt, fluorescent orange shorts and black shoes with fluorescent green shoelaces.…

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Former UN human rights chief Navanethem “Navi” Pillay has won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting peace and international law. The South Africa-born jurist, 85, is a judge on the International Court of Justice. The award was announced in Oslo by Joergen Watne Frydnes, chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee. Announcing the decision, Mr Watne Frydnes said Pillay’s work “is a source of hope and inspiration to all those who seek to bring about a more peaceful world”. The committee had not yet managed to contact Pillay to tell her she had won the prize, which is widely…

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The Nobel Committee has admitted it has been unable to reach Navi Pillay to inform her that she has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Pillay, a judge at the International Court of Justice, was identified as this year’s recipient, but the committee has not yet managed to deliver the news directly to her. The committee’s message was effectively made public instead: congratulations to Navi Pillay on winning the award.

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Wall Street analysts have warned that France’s worsening debt crisis could trigger a wider European “doom loop”, as rising government borrowing costs, political unrest and weak growth reinforce one another. Concerns about French finances have spread beyond the country’s bond market, with investors assessing whether higher yields could affect other asset classes and sovereign debt markets. “What happens in Paris doesn’t stay in Paris!” Peter Schaffrik and his team at RBC said in a note to clients. The analysts said France was at the centre of the latest market moves, but argued that the underlying pressures were broader. Europe was…

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Manchester United have stepped up their interest in Club Brugge defender Joaquin Seys as they consider long-term options at left-back. The 21-year-old has attracted attention with his performances in Belgium and Europe, and United’s recruitment team are understood to have monitored him for some time. Enquiries have reportedly been made about his availability, with scouts present again in late September. Seys has established himself as a regular for Club Brugge and has Champions League experience. His current contract runs until 2029, leaving the Belgian club in a strong negotiating position. Manchester United assess Joaquin Seys option Club Brugge would reportedly…

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Washington DC is set for a dry and mild Friday before the remnants of Hurricane Isaias bring rain to the region from Sunday morning. Temperatures began in the 40s outside the city and the 50s at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Conditions are expected to remain pleasant through the day, with highs in the mid-70s Fahrenheit and cloud increasing during the afternoon. Saturday should be the drier of the two weekend days, although thick cloud will dominate and temperatures are forecast to remain in the upper 60s and low 70s. Isaias, currently a Category 2 hurricane, is expected to strengthen…

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South African-born jurist Navanethem “Navi” Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote peace and international law. The 85-year-old former judge at the International Criminal Court (ICC) later served as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The Norwegian Nobel Committee said the award recognised her body of work on international justice and sent a message to those seeking to weaken international legal institutions. Jørgen Watne Frydnes, chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, said: “This is definitely a message to those who are undermining the international system and institutions.” He said international law was…

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