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A new Atlas poll shows Jerônimo Rodrigues leading the 2026 Bahia governor's race with 51.5% of valid votes in the first round, while ACM Neto registers 47.4%. The survey points to a tight, two-candidate contest in one of Brazil's biggest states, fueling debate about the incumbent's re-election chances and the opposition's strength heading into next year's elections.
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Juventus prepare for their Serie A match against Cremonese, with coach Luciano Spalletti leaving goalkeeper Neto out of the squad. Italian sports outlet Sportmediaset reports on the reason behind the decision, fuelling debate among fans about squad choices ahead of the fixture.
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Joesley Batista is drawing renewed attention in Brazil as the Master Bank scandal unfolds. Reports cite messages between banker Daniel Vorcaro and former central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto, with calls for an investigation into alleged influence over the bank's operations. Commentators link the case to Batista's history with J&F and earlier corruption probes.
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A 38-year-old man from Maniago, in the Friuli region, has died after being taken ill at the Oktoberfest in Munich. Local media, including outlets in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, are reporting on the death, which has drawn attention back home as details about the circumstances remain limited.
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Brazilian broadcaster Globo has joined forces with the company founded by influencer Felipe Neto to produce Olympic-themed content, a sign of traditional media increasingly partnering with digital creators. Separately, TNT Sports will stream 16 Copa Sudamericana matches on YouTube through 2030, extending free access to South American football. Both moves highlight how Brazilian TV is adapting to online audiences.
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Justice Gilmar Mendes has denied Jerônimo Rodrigues, Bahia's education secretary, the right of reply in videos published by ACM Neto. The decision settles a dispute between the Bahia government figure and the politician-broadcaster, whose content had been the target of the response request. The ruling is drawing attention in Bahia's politically charged environment ahead of electoral season.
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A Quaest poll published by Estadão shows Jerônimo Rodrigues with 52% of valid votes in the first round of the Bahia gubernatorial race, against 48% for ACM Neto. The figures suggest the contest remains tight but place the governing coalition's candidate in the lead, prompting discussion about Neto's chances of forcing a runoff or closing the gap before election day.
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Italy is restoring 4 October, the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, as a national public holiday. With the date falling on a Saturday in 2025, many workers stand to gain extra pay, and Corriere della Sera reports on how much salaries increase for those entitled to the allowance. The move has drawn wide attention as it is the first new public holiday added to the Italian calendar in decades.
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A new poll on the race for governor of Bahia shows a contest between ACM Neto and incumbent Jerônimo Rodrigues. The survey, published by VEJA, is fueling debate over whether the opposition candidate can unseat the sitting governor in one of Brazil's most politically important states, with supporters of both camps citing the numbers.
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Spanish-language Roblox creators Neto y Flex are drawing large audiences with a stunt in which they 'steal' a super secret egg hidden in an ocean-themed Roblox game. The clip has gathered close to 450,000 likes, with viewers reacting to the treasure-hunt gameplay and the creators' comedic commentary on the heist-style challenge.
- 11Christmas chapter at Uff Fast Food amid city strikes●Paros en la ciudad, pero en Uff Fast Food brilla la Navidad. Luces, árbol, panetones… y un cliente enmascarado que solo
A new chapter of a serialized fiction story set at Uff Fast Food has been published, placing a Christmas scene of lights, a tree and panettones against a backdrop of strikes paralyzing the city. The episode features a masked customer asking Honi for a kiss, receiving a punch instead, and smiling anyway.
- 12Metabolic acidification linked to membrane vesicles in A. baumannii▼Metabolic acidification–linked outer membrane vesiculation in Acinetobacter baumannii
A study published in Nature reports that metabolic acidification drives outer membrane vesiculation in Acinetobacter baumannii, a hospital pathogen known for antibiotic resistance. The finding suggests the bacterium's acid-producing metabolism triggers release of membrane vesicles, which may influence how it adapts, communicates, and survives in hostile host environments. Researchers in microbiology are weighing what this means for understanding the pathogen's behaviour and potential new treatment strategies.
- 13Dazzling aurora over Norway explained by solar winds▼The celestial phenomenon captured over Norway illustrates a complex interaction between solar winds and Earths magnetosp
Stunning photographs of an aurora display over Norway are drawing attention this week. The phenomenon occurs when high-energy particles from solar winds collide with Earth's magnetosphere and atmospheric gases, producing vibrant, intricate patterns of light across the night sky. Observers and science commentators are sharing the images while explaining the physics behind the display, highlighting how solar activity continues to produce spectacular visuals at high latitudes.
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A Polish-language commentary piece asks whether society is approaching the peak of internet stupidity, examining how online culture rewards outrage, misinformation and thoughtless content. The question has struck a chord with audiences, drawing strong engagement and prompting viewers to debate whether the quality of online discourse is collapsing and what, if anything, can reverse the trend.
- 15OneTouchPoint reaches class action settlement over data breach▼OneTouchPoint data breach class action settlement
Printing and marketing company OneTouchPoint has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit stemming from a data breach that exposed personal information. Under the settlement, class members can file claims for compensation, with deadlines and payment terms set out in the agreement. The deal still requires court approval, and affected individuals are being urged to review their eligibility before the claims window closes.
- 16CMA warns Nexfibre's £2bn Netomnia deal could reduce competition▼Nexfibre's £2bn deal for rival Netomnia could lessen competition, CMA says https://www.standard.co.uk/news/tech/openreac
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has raised concerns that Nexfibre's proposed £2 billion acquisition of rival fibre network operator Netomnia could lessen competition in the broadband market. The deal, involving the fibre venture backed by Liberty Global and Telefónica, is now set to face regulatory scrutiny over its impact on Britain's growing altnet sector.
- 17Ghana to establish a national space agency▼Ghana to establish space agency - Zanetor Agyeman- Rawlings
Ghana plans to establish a national space agency, according to Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings. The announcement points to the West African country's ambition to build capacity in space science, satellite technology and related research. Details on funding, structure and timeline have not been provided. Observers see it as part of a broader move among African nations investing in space programmes to support development goals.
- 18Monarch Theatre Department to Stage Urinetown Musical●Monarch Theatre Department to Present Urinetown Musical
The theatre department at Monarch High School in Coconut Creek, Florida, will stage a production of the satirical musical Urinetown. Details such as performance dates and ticket information have not yet been announced. The Tony Award-winning show is a popular choice for school theatre programmes, known for its sharp humour and catchy score.