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02 November 2026
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Britain’s 'oldest cars' hit the road for annual London to Brighton run
02 November 2026
The UK celebrates 140 years of the motor car as pre-1905 vehicles parade through London's historic streets before heading to Brighton.
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Latest news bulletin | November 2nd, 2026 – Evening
02 November 2026
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 2nd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Ukraine’s ‘Stargate’ drone carries wounded troops from frontline
02 November 2026
Ukraine’s Skyfall says its Stargate drone has evacuated two wounded soldiers from the front line, flying 15 km each way at up to 105 km/h.
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Fridges stand empty in Belgian supermarkets after cyberattack
02 November 2026
Supermarkets in several European countries have reported cyberattacks targeting refrigeration systems, causing food to spoil and forcing some stores to close off their fridges and freezers.
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Iran engages US in 'intensive' negotiations to avert fresh war outbreak
02 November 2026
Tehran on Monday said that the country was holding "intensive" indirect talks with Washington to avoid a fresh round of US attacks on Iran ahead of the US midterm elections this week. Foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei shared Iranian plans to reopen blockaded energy corridor, the Strait of Hormuz, if the US were to meet its demands.
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Iran offers deal on Hormuz Strait, Netanyahu wants to 'finish the job'
02 November 2026
Iran said Monday it had a two-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks with the United States, shortening a process originally expected to take seven days. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he wanted to "finish the job" first. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Angela Diffley has more.
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Petition to ban French right-wing TV channel clears 500,000 signatures after racist killing
02 November 2026
A petition calling for right-wing television channel CNews to be taken off-air cleared half a million signatures on Monday after a Frenchman shot and killed a French national of Congolese origin and wounded seven others. The 39-year-old shooter is believed to have been an avid watcher of CNews, which is owned by ultra-conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré and has been accused of promoting far-right anti-immigrant views.
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British adventurer arrives back at mother's home after 28-year journey
02 November 2026
British adventurer Karl Bushby enjoyed an emotional reunion with his mother and family on Monday, as he arrived back home after a 28-year, 50,000-kilometre trek from South America, crossing four continents on foot.
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02 November 2026
Europe - Discover all the articles, videos and infographics in the Europe section on Le Monde.fr.
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New fridge cyberattack hits supermarkets across Europe
02 November 2026
Refrigeration temperatures soared, destroying many food products in the latest in a series of cyberattacks on store refrigerators and suspicious actions around supermarkets in Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Sweden.
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Belgian PM offers to quit over budget impasse, king defers decision
02 November 2026
Flemish conservative Bart De Wever has been locked in protracted coalition talks to agree on a federal budget for next year. King Philippe deferred his decision until after a new meeting on Friday
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Evacuated Ukrainians from Oleshky: 'We don't know where to go, but one thing is certain: We will survive'
02 November 2026
During a six-day ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv, around 700 people managed to leave Oleshky, which has been occupied by Russian forces for four years and is located right on the front lines. The abandoned population was suffering from severe shortages of food and medicine.
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Post-Orban Hungary faces challenge of rebuilding public trust
02 November 2026
Civil society, which had been the target of constant denigration campaigns and a particularly repressive legislative arsenal under Viktor Orban, is breathing more freely since the change in power. However, all its stakeholders remain cautious regarding the new government led by Péter Magyar.
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