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A permanent chronological index of source-linked tech, world, finance and sports briefings. Every item links to its original source. Page 69 of 216: briefings 2041-2070, published Sep 26, 2026 to Sep 27, 2026.
Thousands of young disabled people to be offered guaranteed jobs
The UK government will expand its Jobs Guarantee scheme to include thousands of young disabled people and those with long-term health conditions, offering voluntary work placements with full wage support and tailored...
William Pugh, co-designer of The Stanley Parable, has over 1,600 hours in Dota 2: 'It's not a game made of love. It's a game fuelled by hate and a desire to con
William Pugh, co-designer of *The Stanley Parable*, discusses his gaming history, current favorites like *Deadlock* and *Team Fortress 2*, and his critical view of *Dota 2*’s competitive culture.
CPS to give every domestic abuse victim a dedicated liaison officer nationwide
The UK Crown Prosecution Service will permanently expand victim support services nationwide, assigning dedicated liaison officers to every domestic abuse victim and allowing flexible contact methods from charge to trial.
3 Must-Play September Games You Missed Between Fire Emblem and Wolverine
September’s gaming slate overwhelmed players with major titles, but overlooked indie titles like He Who Watches, Woodo, and Well Dweller offered standout experiences worth revisiting.
5 Detective Shows to Watch If You Love 'Lanterns'
Fans of HBO’s Lanterns can explore five detective series that blend procedural tension with rich character dynamics and layered mysteries.
New reforms to bring more long-term empty homes back into use
The UK government has reformed rules to accelerate the reuse of long-term empty homes by reducing the vacancy threshold for council intervention from two years to six months.
The next retro games coming to Steam are a pair of extremely 1990s run-and-gunners where Spanish Goku fights mutants
Retro specialist QUByte Interactive will release Gaelco’s 1990s arcade platformers Thunder Hoop and TH Strikes Back on Steam on October 8, featuring modern quality-of-life additions.
5 Electrifying Reasons To Watch ONE Fight Night 48: Erdogan Vs. Elliott
ONE Championship’s October 2, 2026 event at Lumpinee Stadium features a stacked card headlined by Erdogan vs. Elliott in heavyweight MMA, alongside Muay Thai, kickboxing, and submission grappling bouts.
Between 70 and 80% of Blood Bowl 3 games were solo
Cyanide reports 80% of Blood Bowl 3 games were solo, prompting AI and UI improvements in the upcoming free upgrade, Warhammer Blood Bowl.
Ember-1 from Fireworks now available on AI Gateway
Fireworks’ Ember-1 reasoning model is now accessible via Vercel’s AI Gateway, offering shorter reasoning traces and a 1M-token context window for coding agents and workflows.
Former Elder Scrolls designer Kurt Kuhlmann on Fallout: New Vegas diehards: 'I don't know that Todd wanted to create that situation again for The Elder Scrolls'
Former *Elder Scrolls* designer Kurt Kuhlmann reflects on fan perceptions of *Fallout: New Vegas* and Bethesda’s cautious approach to the *Elder Scrolls* series.
Video Game Menu: The Game is all about everyone's favourite gaming pastime: pressing random buttons in the menus and seeing what they change
A new comedy game simulates endless video game menu navigation, where players press buttons to alter settings, from standard options to absurd toggles like airplane mode overlays.
13 Most Influential Video Games of the Past 45 Years
A curated list highlights 13 video games that fundamentally shaped the medium over the past 45 years, tracing their lasting influence across genres and platforms.
I saw the future and it literally stinks
A Gamescom demo of the Scentbar, a device emitting game-matching odors, showcased its niche functionality despite its impracticality and high cost.
New first-time buyer scheme to be confirmed at Budget
The UK government will launch the Your First Home scheme at the October 2026 Budget to help first-time buyers secure 2.5% deposits via 20% government-backed equity loans on new-build properties.
"Do 665 runs if you want!": Control Resonant is getting a new game++ mode next month, and don't worry you happy snappers, a photo mode is on the way too
Remedy announced two upcoming updates for *Control Resonant*: a New Game++ mode in October and a photo mode in November, alongside future cosmetic additions.
The Elder Scrolls Online's devs are pushing through hard times after layoffs and delays: 'We didn't want to rush to just hit a date'
Zenimax Online’s Elder Scrolls Online team faces severe staff cuts and delays, prioritizing quality over rushed updates while community support remains strong.
Control Resonant Violates the Number One Commandment of Video Game Lore
Control Resonant expands the paranatural shooter’s lore into Manhattan’s streets but overwhelms players with excessive notes and audio logs, disrupting pacing and immersion.
Wolverine Now Officially Lets Players Turn Off Its Most-Hated Feature
Players of Marvel’s Wolverine can now disable directional assist features like scent trails, reducing the game’s linearity after fan requests.
Canada urges stronger partnerships as global order faces ‘rupture’
Canada’s Foreign Minister warned at the UN that the global order faces deep disruption, urging stronger multilateral cooperation and new partnerships to address shifting geopolitical dynamics and declining economic...
Countries adopt global blueprint to tackle fast-evolving crime in digital age
Nations endorsed the Abu Dhabi Declaration at the UN Crime Congress to strengthen cooperation against evolving digital-age crimes, emphasizing technology use with safeguards while prioritizing vulnerable groups.
Countries far from conflict paying the price for wars not their own, India tells UN
India’s External Affairs Minister warned at the UN that distant conflicts impose heavy costs globally, urging restraint and accountability while highlighting terrorism and multipolar shifts.
Cuba warns against ‘law of the jungle’ as Foreign Minister denounces US pressure
Cuba’s Foreign Minister accused the United States of escalating pressure on Cuba, warning at the UN that such actions undermine international law and threaten the UN Charter’s principles.
Lavrov issues call for new Eurasian ‘security architecture’
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov criticized Western policies at the UN, urging a Eurasian security framework while condemning actions in Ukraine, Venezuela, Iran, Gaza, and Cuba.
‘Safeguard the postwar order,’ China tells UN General Assembly
China’s Vice President Han Zheng urged the UN General Assembly to uphold the postwar international order, warning that conflicts and inequality threaten multilateralism and calling for dialogue over unilateral military...
Saudi Arabia warns Gulf security inseparable from global stability amid regional tensions
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister told the UN that escalating Middle East threats endanger global stability, energy security and trade, urging stronger international cooperation to protect Gulf States and vital shipping...
Businesses lead pledge to champion women's equality and root out misogyny
Major employers join the UK government’s new taskforce to address misogyny, committing resources and expertise to shape policy and shift societal attitudes.
11 anime to watch if you like Frieren
Polygon recommends 11 anime that echo Frieren’s themes of travel, time, and human connection ahead of its third season.
Three million screening kits help find thousands of cancers
New Zealand’s expanded bowel screening programme has distributed over three million kits since 2017, detecting thousands of cancers early and lowering the screening age to 56.