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Catherine Zeta-Jones Leads Prime Video UK Launch of Kill Jackie as all Eight Episodes Drop Today

Kill Jackie, the eight-part revenge thriller starring Catherine Zeta-Jones and adapted from Nick Harkaway’s novel, arrives on Prime Video across the United Kingdom today, October 2, 2026. The series, produced by Fremantle and Steel Springs Pictures and co-created by writers behind Gangs of London and Killing Eve, positions a major British star at the centre of a globe-spanning crime story released in full for binge viewing.

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Passengers and crew foil attempted crash of Flydubai flight to Israel, prompting probe and political fallout

An attempt to force a Flydubai plane bound for Tel Aviv into a fatal crash was stopped when crew and passengers overpowered the co-pilot after he stabbed the captain, Israeli officials say. The episode has triggered a multiagency investigation, diplomatic scrutiny and intensified domestic security debate ahead of Israel’s October election.

Ellison Asks CNN Chief Mark Thompson to Stay, Bari Weiss Not Expected to Lead CNN After Paramount Warner Deal

As Paramount Skydance moves to complete its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, CEO David Ellison has sought to keep CNN chief Mark Thompson in place, while CBS News editor in chief Bari Weiss is not expected to play a role at CNN. The move aims to calm staff and preserve newsroom autonomy amid a sweeping Hollywood media consolidation.

Swedish police warn of renewed wave of phone scams in northern region as organisers target older residents

Police in Sweden’s northern policing region issued an urgent warning on October 2, 2026 that telephone and SMS frauds are again circulating across the area, with callers posing as police or service providers and attempting to trick mainly older people into handing over money or revealing BankID credentials.

Chief Justice Surya Kant: AI can expand access to justice, but must not replace judges

Speaking in New Delhi, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said technology and AI can help courts manage caseloads and improve access to justice, but stressed that judicial decision making must remain with human judges. The remarks reinforce India’s human centric approach to integrating AI in courts amid concerns about fabricated citations and algorithmic accountability.

Three Nepali Films Compete for Audiences as Dashain Approaches, Opening Nationwide on October 2

A cluster of domestic releases opened across Nepal on October 2, drawing crowds at city cinemas and reviving a seasonal run of local films timed for the Dashain holidays. Producers say the simultaneous launches reflect growing confidence in Nepali box office demand, while exhibitors watch which titles sustain momentum into the festival week.

China suspends most fuel exports for October, squeezing global refined product markets

State refiners halted shipments beyond Hong Kong and Macau ahead of Golden Week, with PetroChina cancelling several October cargoes. Traders said the move has already pushed oil product prices higher and tightened supply in Asia and beyond.

Keith Haring’s Tuttomondo Returns to the Big Screen in Lucca, Full Version Premieres at Lucca Film Festival

A previously unseen, complete cut of Tuttomondo, the 1989 documentary that chronicled Keith Haring’s creation of his large mural in Pisa, receives its world premiere on October 1 at the Lucca Film Festival, reconnecting Italian audiences with a pivotal moment in public art and the country’s late 20th century cultural exchange.

WhatsApp Business messages start costing Indian firms from October 1, 2026 as Meta rolls out per message rates

From October 1, 2026 Meta is charging Indian businesses for many WhatsApp Business Platform messages that were previously free inside the 24 hour service window, introducing a 1,000 free monthly allowance per business number and new per message rates for utility, authentication and marketing messages.

India warns of mounting inflation and capital flow risks as economy shows strong yet fragile growth

The Finance Ministry's September monthly review says India entered Q2 from a position of strength, but rising oil prices, climate shocks, and geopolitical and monetary headwinds threaten inflation, capital inflows and the currency.

Drishyam: The Conclusion surges in advance bookings as India prepares for Gandhi Jayanti release

Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion has dominated advance ticket sales across India, with industry trackers reporting hundreds of thousands of prebooked seats ahead of its October 2 release on the national holiday.

Noel Clarke Charged in UK Case, Spotlight Returns to Industry Safeguarding

British actor Noel Clarke has been charged with multiple sexual offences stemming from alleged incidents between 2007 and 2016. The development has reignited debate across the UK film sector about on set behaviour, reporting mechanisms and the pace of institutional reform.

Austria puts new e-moped rules into force, banning L1e-B vehicles from cycle paths from October 1

From October 1, 2026 Austria reclassifies many 25 km/h electric two wheelers as L1e-B mopeds, requiring registration, insurance, a driving licence and helmet use, and banning them from cycle lanes. Authorities and rider groups warn of enforcement and compliance challenges for couriers and older users.

Custom Patches Maker Expands Custom Patches Services for Customers Across Canada

Custom Patches Maker continues to serve customers looking for custom patches in Canada, including custom embroidered patches, PVC, woven, chenille and other patch styles for businesses, teams, clubs, organizations and personal projects.