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- 1Five England players withdraw from squad before international break●Why have FIVE England players withdrawn from squad ahead of international break?
Sky Sports News reports that five England players have withdrawn from the national squad ahead of the November international break. The withdrawals raise questions over the reasons involved, with injuries and club workload among the likely explanations being discussed, and they leave the England management needing to adjust their plans for upcoming fixtures.
- 2Palace chairman rejects £50m Liverpool bid for Sarr●Transfer news: Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish tells Liverpool accepting £50m Ismaila Sarr bid was 'never going to happen' - Paper Talk
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has said the club was never going to accept a £50 million bid from Liverpool for winger Ismaila Sarr. The comments, reported by Sky Sports in its Paper Talk transfer roundup, come amid ongoing speculation about Liverpool's attacking options in the transfer window. Parish's stance signals Palace intend to hold firm on their valuation as clubs circle their squad.
- 3Astronomers warn Reflect Orbital mirror satellite plans would harm sky observations●"'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' Benvenuti said. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, t
Astronomers are raising alarm over Reflect Orbital's proposal to launch tens of thousands of sunlight-reflecting satellites, with plans reportedly calling for as many as 50,000 mirrors in orbit by 2035. One astronomer, quoted by CBC News, called the plan 'catastrophic for astronomy'. The project, pitched as selling sunlight on demand, is currently under review by the US Federal Communications Commission, prompting debate about light pollution and the industrialisation of the night sky.
- 4Weekend storms bring dangerous weather across North America●Weekend storms bring dangerous weather to North America, in photos
A powerful storm system swept across parts of North America over the weekend, producing dangerous weather conditions and prompting photo coverage of the damage and dramatic skies. News outlets are sharing images showing the storm's impact on communities in the United States and Canada, as residents and officials assess the aftermath and responders deal with hazards left behind.
- 5Oman opens first robotic observatory at Jabal Shams●Oman’s first robotic observatory opens at Jabal Shams
Oman has inaugurated its first robotic observatory at Jabal Shams, the highest mountain in the country. The facility can operate automatically, taking advantage of the site's clear skies and high altitude for astronomical observation. It marks a step forward for Omani space science and could support regional research and education programmes, drawing attention from across the Gulf.