Business
South Korean container ship completes Arctic voyage, Reuters and TASS report
Reuters calls it South Korea's first commercial round trip to Europe via the Arctic, while TASS says the ship sailed the Northern Sea Route.
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World
US military says it disabled cargo ship trying to run Iran blockade
US Central Command says a US strike disabled a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman, while Iran's Revolutionary Guard says it struck a ship near the Strait of Hormuz.
Sports
Kipchoge, 41, wins Melbourne Marathon in record time, first marathon victory in three years
Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya won the Melbourne Marathon on Sunday in 2:09:10, a record for the event, according to The Guardian and Reuters.
World
Hunger persists in Gaza a year after ceasefire, France 24 reports
France 24 reports that widespread hunger continues in Gaza one year after the Hamas-Israel ceasefire and describes a mother who queues for six hours or more each day at a community kitchen.
Odd World
Man dies after being attacked in tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, police say
South Yorkshire Police say a man died on Saturday after entering the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster, England, and being attacked by a tiger.
Sports
Renshaw's 190 lifts Australia from 124 for six to 390 in Durban Test
Matt Renshaw made his highest Test score to carry Australia to 390 all out on day two of the first Test, before South Africa reached 27 for one in fading light.
World
Christa Pike returned to Tennessee prison after surviving failed execution, lawyers say
Pike, 50, who survived a lethal injection attempt on 30 September 2026, has left hospital and is receiving medical care in prison, according to her lawyers, as Tennessee's executions remain suspended pending an investigation.
Sports
UN human rights office condemns online racist abuse of tennis player Coco Gauff
The UN human rights office has condemned racist messages sent online to Coco Gauff after a disputed point in one of her matches this week, according to The Guardian and Reuters.
World
Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza a year after ceasefire, reports say
Al Jazeera and Anadolu Agency report that Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza on 10 October 2026, about one year after a ceasefire was agreed.
World
New strike on Riyadh airport kills one a day after deadlier attack, Saudi authorities say, as Houthis claim responsibility
Saudi authorities said a strike on King Khalid International Airport on Sunday killed a Pakistani national and injured 11 people. It came a day after an attack on the same airport that killed at least 12 people and injured hundreds. Yemen's Houthis have claimed responsibility for strikes on Saudi Ar
Sports
Rayo Vallecano v Athletic Club abandoned after fans' protest against club owner
Rayo Vallecano's La Liga home match against Athletic Club was abandoned on Saturday, 10 October 2026, after home fans threw paper planes and small rubber objects onto the pitch in protest against the club's owner.
World
Deadly Russian attack hits Zaporizhzhia homes; Zelensky links it to US diesel deal
An attack that BBC News and Le Monde attribute to Russia struck residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia on 10 October 2026, with reported death tolls ranging from 16 to at least 20, and President Volodymyr Zelensky linked it to a US deal on Russian diesel.
Climate
Hurricane Isaias hits Florida's Gulf Coast, leaving hundreds of thousands without power
The first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season made landfall near Destin, Florida, on Friday and was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone early Saturday; the BBC reports four deaths.
Sports
Arsenal come from behind to beat Leeds United 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium
Substitute Bruno Guimaraes scored the winner as the reigning champions recovered from a goal down, in the Premier League's first match since Manchester City were found guilty of breaching financial rules.
World
Rights group says RSF drone strike on displaced people killed 41 in Sudan's Blue Nile
Rights group Emergency Lawyers attributes a deadly drone strike near the Ethiopian border to the paramilitary RSF, and the UN humanitarian office says it is appalled by the reports.
World
DW reports Houthi capture of Yemen's Perim Island and refugee arrivals in Djibouti
According to DW, Houthi forces seized Perim Island in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in September 2026, and Yemeni and Saudi forces launched a counteroffensive in October, while refugees arrive in Djibouti and both Djibouti and Ethiopia face rising shipping costs.
Sports
Verstappen wins Singapore sprint after Russell crash, then takes Grand Prix pole
Red Bull's Max Verstappen won Saturday's sprint in Singapore after George Russell crashed out of the lead on the opening lap, then qualified fastest for Sunday's Grand Prix.
Sports
Paul Seixas, 20, wins Giro di Lombardia after riders delay start over safety
France's Paul Seixas became the youngest winner in the race's history with a solo attack in Como, on a day that began with a five-minute rider protest over vehicle incidents.
World
North Korea criticizes US human trafficking report; Anadolu reports threat of 'toughest counteraction'
North Korea has publicly criticized a US government report on human trafficking, with Reuters attributing the criticism to its foreign ministry and Anadolu Agency reporting a threat of strong retaliation.
Business
Germany says it stays committed to Russia sanctions after Trump diesel announcement
Berlin said on 10 October 2026 that it is working with European partners on further sanctions against Russia, a day after US President Donald Trump announced Russian diesel supplies to US and global markets.