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Not building third runway would be 'huge missed opportunity', warns Heathrow boss
14. October 2026 (06:59)
Thomas Woldbye tells the Today progamme it would be "good to know" the government's position on the project, after comments made by the prime minister. (BBC News)
Russell T Davies criticises BBC boss's 'clumsy' AI Doctor Who comments
14. October 2026 (06:58)
BBC director general Matt Brittin said he had seen a "pretty good" AI-generated episode of the show. (BBC News)
Corporate Leaders Reflect on Their Careers at Executives of the Year Impact Dinner
14. October 2026 (06:45)
Citi bank’s David Griffiths, the Wikimedia Foundation’s Selena Deckelmann, and the NFL’s Gary Brantley spoke at TIME’s Executives of the Year Impact Dinner: Tech & Data. (Time)
Three CTOs Discuss Technology’s Impact on Their Companies
14. October 2026 (06:45)
The Home Depot’s Franziska Bell, Wayfair’s Fiona Tan, and Rokt’s Sam Dozor spoke at TIME’s Executives of the Year Impact Dinner: Tech & Data. (Time)
Judge extends White House access to banned media outlets CNN, MS Now and Politico
14. October 2026 (06:34)
District court judge Timothy Kelly was ruling after the Trump administration blocked access to the three outlets in SeptemberA federal judge ordered the White House on Tuesday to continue allowing journalists from CNN, MS Now and Politico to access the building as the media coalition’s lawsuit against the Trump administration plays out.Timothy Kelly, a district court judge, had on 24 September granted a 14-day reprieve for the news organizations, which six days earlier had been banned by the president in an extraordinary move from entering the White House grounds “as a result of their constant ‘reporting’ FAKE NEWS”. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
$20m public liability insurance to rally in a park: how council red tape hinders the right to protest
14. October 2026 (06:22)
Public gatherings stymied by bureaucracy, Australian Democracy Network and Deakin University researchers findGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastCouncil red tape is stymieing the right to protest, a report has said, after a regional New South Wales council told a protest organiser they needed a $20m public liability insurance policy to hold a rally in a park.A report released on Wednesday, co-authored by Australian Democracy Network (ADN) and Deakin University’s Centre for Law as Protection, raised concerns about incidents in which councils have required protest organisers to obtain insurance when rallies are held on council land. It also expressed concern about the power some regional and urban councils have to issue financial penalties if public gatherings are held without a council permit. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Watch: Hong Kong crowds queue to see Van Gogh painting unveiled for first time in 60 years
14. October 2026 (06:21)
Châtaigniers en fleurs, also known as Chestnut Trees in Blossom, is expected to receive record bids at auction this weekend. (BBC News)