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    Lotofácil contest 3793, drawn Wednesday night, closed out September with two winning tickets — one in Goiás and one in São Paulo — each earning R$ 537,000. Brazilian outlets including Estadão, UOL and GZH published the drawn numbers and full lottery results. The previous contest, 3792, saw three bets divide a R$ 1.5 million prize. Bettors are checking their tickets for the winning combinations.

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    A weak earthquake of magnitude 2.5 was recorded 39 km southeast of Chambéry in the Savoie department of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, France, on Wednesday 30 September at 19:01 local time. The tremor, felt in the Maurienne valley area, caused no reported damage. Residents of the Savoie region are searching for information and discussing the seismic event.

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    Brazilian financial media are focused on market openers, with the Ibovespa tracking rising oil prices as traders await the US-China meeting. Analysts also point to a possible rally in the index after the elections, while investors look ahead to a round of corporate earnings and economic indicators due out on Wednesday.

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    Heavy storms and intense rainfall are hitting parts of France, with the ADAC warning travellers to stay informed before heading to southern regions. German and French outlets report 'problematically large amounts of rain in a short time', and Paris and the Île-de-France were placed under yellow weather warnings on Wednesday, with more rain forecast.

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    Readers in Mexico are searching for daily updates for Wednesday, September 30, with horoscope columns from Nana Calistar and other outlets topping the mix. Lottery results including Sinuano Día, Chispazo and Tris are also in demand, alongside a report of a recent earthquake in Mexico and a list of the most expensive Hot Wheels in the world.

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    People in Madrid are checking forecasts as the weather turns unsettled. Forecasts for Wednesday point to clouds, isolated showers in the Sierra, and maximum temperatures staying below 30 degrees. Meteored warns that from 2 to 6 October heavy rains are expected to hit the region, prompting warnings for residents to prepare for a wet start to the month.

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    The Netherlands is seeing tropical temperatures again on Wednesday, but the summery spell is set to end abruptly as showers and thunderstorms move in. De Telegraaf reports that after days of heat, rain will bring a sudden close to the summer weather, marking a clear turn in the forecast for the country.

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    Flooding is hitting Crete as severe weather moves across Greece, with authorities issuing a rainstorm warning for the island and Evia and forecasting gale-force winds in the Aegean. Meteo forecasts say heavy rain and strong winds will begin on Wednesday. Residents are being told to expect localised flooding and disruption as the front passes through.

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    New blood donation criteria are taking effect across Brazil this week. A federal directive now allows people over 70 to donate blood and updates other eligibility requirements, with blood banks such as Hemope in Recife and services in Caxias do Sul adopting the changes from Wednesday and Thursday. Health officials say the revised rules aim to broaden the donor base while maintaining safety standards.

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    UK punters are focused on Wednesday's horse racing cards at Musselburgh, Catterick and Kempton, with tipsters including Charlie McCann and Neil Morrice publishing their best bets for the day. Golf betting tips for the Bank of Utah Championship, including four picks from Ian Wilkerson, are also drawing attention alongside racing selections.

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    Adelaide residents are checking the latest weather outlook, with local outlets including Adelaide Now and Glam Adelaide publishing forecasts covering Wednesday, September 30th, and the days ahead. The reports give expected conditions for the city and surrounding areas as people plan for the week.

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    A driver was injured after a collision with a tree on the Postweg in Tholen, in the Dutch province of Zeeland. Regional outlet ZuidWest Update reported the crash on Wednesday. Details about the driver's condition and the cause of the accident have not yet been released.

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    Google's parent company Alphabet saw its stock gain ground, drawing attention from investors tracking 'GOOG' moves. Market commentary, including analysis from The Motley Fool, pointed to the pop in Wednesday trading as a topic of interest. Traders are watching the stock closely amid ongoing focus on Alphabet's earnings and its position in the race to develop artificial intelligence.

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    French motorists are facing rising fuel costs, with SP95-E10 averaging around 1.98 euros per litre this Wednesday, September 30. Turbo.fr reports that drivers can save up to 0.17 euros per litre by filling up at the cheapest service stations. The near-2-euro mark is renewing debate over pump prices in France.

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    The French reality series Cauchemar en cuisine, hosted by chef Philippe Etchebest, airs a new episode set in Agde on M6. Listings show it as episode 6 of season 16, scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026, with the episode summary and repeat broadcasts already published by TV guide Ouest-France. Viewers are checking schedules and reading up on which restaurant the chef attempts to rescue this time.

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    Penguins face Flyers in NHL matchup▼penguins vs flyersGgoogleUS10K1 d ago

    The Pittsburgh Penguins take on the Philadelphia Flyers in an NHL game on Wednesday night. It is one of the key matchups highlighted in ESPN's 'NHL tonight' preview, which covers what to watch, key stats and betting information for the evening's slate of games.

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    Sea Wednesday Photos Ask: Guarding Against Pirates?●# MeerMittwoch # SeaWednesday Guarding Against Pirates? (Details In The # AltText ) (Described by Human) (Probably a repMmastodonLifeTravel4117 h ago

    A travel photograph shared for the weekly #MeerMittwoch, or Sea Wednesday, hashtag shows a scene tagged with the question of guarding against pirates. The post, described by a human and offered in black-and-white, joins a recurring midweek tradition of sharing sea-themed photography on social media.

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    French Socialists' primary debate panned as weak and disorganised●[Vidéo] Primaire PS : s'opposer mollement, se planter 100% Le débat entre socialistes a eu lieu mercredi 23 septembre 20MmastodonWorldElections42 d ago

    The Socialist Party held a primary debate on Wednesday 23 September ahead of its leadership contest. Commentators on the French left criticised the exchange, saying the candidates showed programme uniformity and occasionally harsh attacks while the social-democratic camp appeared disorganised and weak, with little substantive opposition between them.

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    Italian tennis player Matteo Arnaldi begins his ATP Tokyo tournament on Wednesday, facing young Japanese player Shintaro Sakamoto in his opening match. Italian tennis media, including SuperTennis, are covering his draw and debut schedule at the Japanese event as attention follows his progress on tour.

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    A presentation of a new book by Novella Calligaris, the legendary Italian swimmer, took place in Rome on Wednesday 30 September. The event drew attention from the sporting world, with federations and fans celebrating the career of one of Italy's most iconic athletes. Calligaris remains a benchmark figure in Italian swimming history.

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    A serious traffic accident on Wednesday evening led to a full closure of the A7 motorway near Salzgitter in Lower Saxony, according to the Braunschweiger Zeitung. The closure caused significant disruption for drivers on one of Germany's busiest north-south routes. Details about injuries or the cause of the crash have not been widely reported yet.

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    Cold snap hits Alaska as September ends▼High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Wednesday. As happens in many years, the end of September rolls around anMmastodonEnvironmentWeather29 h ago

    Alaska saw a sharp cooldown on Wednesday as the end of September brought the seasonal 'hammer down'. Temperatures stayed at or below freezing across the North Slope and northern Interior, while Southcentral turned much cooler. Southeast Alaska, by contrast, remained mild. Forecasters note the pattern is typical for this time of year, when colder air settles in across the state.

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    Ardèche is drawing attention amid a wave of high school blockades across France. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced 625 arrests and said 83 police officers and gendarmes were injured on Wednesday as authorities moved against protesters. The department has been caught up in the wider unrest, with residents and local officials reacting to the disruption and the government's firm response.

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    Former dance director Nacho Duato is among the guests announced for 'Cara al show con Marc Giró', the talk show on Spanish channel La Sexta, airing Wednesday 30 September. The guest list has drawn attention in Spain, where Duato remains a prominent figure in dance and public life and his television appearances regularly spark interest.

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    Union workers at Duquesne Light, the utility serving Pittsburgh, are set to walk off the job at midnight Wednesday after talks with the company failed to produce a new contract. A strike would affect electricity service workers rather than supply itself, but customers in the Pittsburgh area are watching for potential impacts on maintenance and outage response as the deadline nears.

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    The trial of Béziers mayor Robert Ménard opens in Montpellier this Wednesday. The far-right mayor is prosecuted for refusing to marry a foreign national who was subject to an obligation to leave French territory (OQTF). The case has drawn national attention, touching on mayors' duties, immigration policy and the limits of civil disobedience by elected officials, and is widely covered by French media including CNews.

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    Angus Taylor accused of dismissing climate change threat▼“But Taylor goes further. On Wednesday {230926}, he implicitly dismissed climate change as a threat.” Adam Morton, GuardMmastodonEnvironmentClimate42 d ago

    Angus Taylor, the Australian opposition's energy spokesperson, is being criticised after comments on Wednesday in which he implicitly dismissed climate change as a threat, according to Guardian reporter Adam Morton. Critics, including commentators online, describe the remarks as wilful ignorance and argue he is unfit to lead the Liberal National Party on energy and climate policy.

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    Chelsea's women's team travel to France to take on Lyon on Wednesday, a fixture being billed as a trip into 'Lyon's den' given the French club's formidable home record. Punters and tipsters are already weighing in, with some backing first-half goals in the match at odds of 11/10 as anticipation builds for the heavyweight European clash.

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    Cosmopolitan has published its daily horoscope for Wednesday 30 September, telling readers that each sign should move according to its own pace and timing. The forecast is drawing interest in Italy, where daily horoscope columns remain a popular morning reading habit, with readers checking predictions for love, work and well-being as the month of September comes to a close.

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    Sun-soaked Playa del Ingles beach photo wins winter envy online●One for # MeerMittwoch - Playa del Ingles beach ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻 # GranCanaria # PlayaDelIngles # Maspalomas # Beaches # Winter #MmastodonEnvironmentOceans191 d ago

    A beachgoer has shared a sunny photograph of Playa del Ingles on Gran Canaria, tagged for 'Sea Wednesday', the social media tradition of posting ocean pictures midweek. The image shows warm skies and calm waters, a striking contrast to winter conditions elsewhere in Europe, drawing appreciative engagement from followers dreaming of the Canary Islands.

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    Horoscope Readers Turn Attention to September 30▼३० सितम्बरGgoogleIN1K1 d ago

    Search interest around September 30 is climbing in India, driven largely by people looking up their horoscope for the date. Syndicated astrologer Christopher Renstrom's daily horoscope for Wednesday, September 30 is circulating widely, with readers checking predictions for their zodiac signs. Astrology columns tied to specific calendar dates routinely spike in searches at the start of each day.

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    The Eiffel Tower in Paris will be illuminated in pink on Wednesday evening. Actu.fr reports the special lighting, which is part of a campaign or awareness event drawing public attention in France. People are searching to find out why the landmark is changing its usual golden glow, making 'tour Eiffel rose' a trending topic.

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    Appeals court grants stay of execution for Christa Pike in Tennessee●Appeals court grants Christa Pike a stay of execution in Tennessee https://www. upi.com/Top_News/US/2026/09/30 /christa-MmastodonWorld31 d ago

    A federal appeals court has stayed the execution of Christa Pike, who had been scheduled to be put to death Wednesday at 10 a.m. CDT in Tennessee. Pike, the only woman on the state's death row, had been awaiting execution, and the court's intervention halts the scheduled lethal injection while further legal proceedings continue.

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    Crete is set to see deteriorating weather from Wednesday, with rain and strong winds forecast across the Greek island. Authorities and residents are being warned to expect rough conditions as the system moves in, and the forecast is drawing attention as the holiday season brings many visitors to the island.

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    UNC Health Pardeee to Hold Hiring Event in October▼UNC Health Pardee Hiring Event on Wednesday, October 7✉newsHealth1 h ago

    UNC Health Pardee is holding a hiring event on Wednesday, October 7. The hospital is looking to fill open positions and invites job seekers to attend. It is of local interest to people in western North Carolina seeking healthcare careers.

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    Russian units named over Oleshky humanitarian crisis▼Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Russian military units allegedly involved in Oleshky humanitarian crisis identified . . .MmastodonWorld816 min ago

    Reports dated Wednesday, September 30, 2026 say Russian military units allegedly involved in the humanitarian crisis in Oleshky, in occupied Kherson region, have been identified. Related reporting describes Russian troops allegedly using civilians as human shields to escape through the Kupiansk pipeline, while Kyiv residents adapt to near-daily drone attacks as part of normal working life.

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    Iran rejects reports on delegation's departure timing from New York●📢 📄 Iran rejects reports on timing of delegation’s departure from New York 📌 # NewYork # UNGA In a statement on WednesdaMmastodonWorldUnited Nations81 h ago

    Iran has rejected reports about the timing of its delegation's departure from New York. In a statement on Wednesday, Iran's mission to the United Nations said the Iranian delegation left New York on Monday evening, in accordance with a schedule that had already been communicated. The statement, issued during the UN General Assembly period, pushes back on claims suggesting an earlier or unplanned exit.

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    Viewers ask whether Big Brother airs tonight●is big brother on tonightGgoogleUS1K1 d ago

    Viewers are searching whether Big Brother is on tonight after CBS scheduled no new episode on Wednesday, September 30. The show's changing weekly schedule, with some nights off, has left fans checking listings to confirm when the next episode airs and when the season continues.

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    Report finds polar oceans profoundly reshaped by climate change▼Climate change is increasingly reshaping the polar oceans, with Arctic waters warming rapidly, sea ice shrinking and wilMmastodonEnvironmentClimate55 h ago

    The annual Copernicus Ocean State Report, released Wednesday, documents profound changes at both ends of the planet, with Arctic waters warming rapidly, sea ice shrinking and wildlife losing habitat in polar regions. News outlets including The Japan Times are highlighting the findings, which underscore how quickly climate change is transforming the world's polar oceans.

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    Photographer captures keeper of Halifax's famous Pier 21●Wärter des berühmten Pier 21 # MeerMittwoch # SeaWednesday # halifax # canada # novascotia # Kanada # landscapephotograpMmastodonLifeTravel121 d ago

    A landscape photographer has shared images of the keeper of Pier 21, the historic ocean-terminal site in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where more than a million immigrants landed in Canada. The photos circulated under the hashtag SeaWednesday, drawing attention to the landmark's maritime setting and its enduring role in Canadian immigration history.