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1. Morning update Middle East Eye · 2 Nov 2026

   Morning update Good morning Middle East Eye readers, Here are the latest developments: The governor of Hebron said that Israeli forces withdrew from the occupied West Bank city following a nearly two weeks-long operation. Khaled Dudin told Al Jazeera that Palestinian security forces are now in…

2. Driver charged after car with child inside caught up in chase Nine · 2 Nov 2026

   A driver has been charged after allegedly flipping a car after clipping a vehicle with two women and a child inside during a police chase in Sydney.

3. Four police officers hurt in brawl of Rugby League World Cup fans Nine · 2 Nov 2026

   Four police officers were hurt after a series of fights broke out between rugby league fans in western Sydney.

4. Disgraced author jailed for child exploitation Nine · 2 Nov 2026

   Award‑winning author Craig Silvey has been jailed for for seven months after pleading guilty to distributing and possessing child exploitation material.

5. Eels board considers Addo-Carr's position Nine · 2 Nov 2026

   Josh Addo-Carr fronts the Parramatta Eels board after his B sample returned a negative result.

6. Messi hits 937 career goals in Inter Miami 2-1 win Punch · 2 Nov 2026

   Lionel Messi continues to rewrite football history, taking his extraordinary career tally to 937 goals and 428 assists after delivering a goal and an assist in Inter Miami’s 2–1 victory over New England Revolution. The Argentine superstar once again demonstrated his remarkable influence, playing a…

7. Coalition's junior partner readying for battle with One Nation Nine · 2 Nov 2026

   Nationals leader Matt Canavan will risk his political neck to protect a Queensland seat being eyed off by Pauline Hanson's party.

8. Ryanair Slashes Costs After €2 Billion Fuel-Charge Increase Bloomberg · 2 Nov 2026

   Plus, it’s been a good month for the pound against the euro

9. Today on Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday The Local · 2 Nov 2026

   Politicians condemn violent acts on the fringes of Gen Z protests, Berlin's centre-left and left-wing political parties begin coalition negotiations, sharp metal objects found in Halloween candies and more news from Germany on Monday, November 2nd.

10. Participation and education might help our democracy out of the doldrums Nine · 2 Nov 2026

    To counter mistrust and cynicism, consider getting involved with day-to-day political processes ahead of the next election.