Australian corporate executives are running confidential simulation exercises ('war games'), including phones set to flight mode, to rehearse…
crisis scenarios — detail of scenario content not stated in headline
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- An overview piece on recent Nobel Prize-winning research spanning optogenetics to homochirality
- Holcim has opened a new rail route for transporting aggregates; no further detail given in headline
- A rail line closure in Fife with service disruption and alternative transport arrangements; specifics of cause and duration not given in headline
- Bookmakers' sponsorship of horse racing fell 17% year-on-year
- Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is set to say a 'battle of ideas' is looming in British politics, per an advance text of a speech
- A study finds AI is driving global trade activity even amid tariffs and ongoing conflicts
- A £115m investment project has reached completion/milestone ('takes flight') at Manchester Airport station
- Riot police used teargas as roughly 250,000 people took part in school-related protests across France