Evening News on TV32 - Oct 25
Top stories for Sunday, Oct 25, 2026 - Late night congestion at the new Huanggang port prompts calls for greater efforts to keep travellers moving. - Paul Chan says last week's Apec gathering showcased what Hong Kong can offer the world. - Fresh clashes rock France as protests continue.
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Eye on China: Japan reopens taboo debate over nuclear-powered submarines
With China flexing its naval power across the Pacific and bilateral tensions running high, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is weighing a move long viewed as taboo – nuclear-powered submarines for the Maritime Self-Defence Force fleet. “We will seriously consider [the possibility] in a concrete and realistic manner,” Takaichi told the Japanese parliament on October 14. Yet with Tokyo set to revise its core security documents by year’s end, the proposal is dividing the ruling coalition. The...
Personal trainer and dad-of-one wins case against doctor who diagnosed his bowel cancer as haemorrhoids - as judge finds delays cost him years of life
A Sydney father whose bowel cancer was mistaken for haemorrhoids has won a negligence case after the error robbed him of almost five years of life.expectancy.
I know you've abused young girls... you will never see Archie and Lilibet: Meghan's final letter to father Thomas
Meghan, 45, sent a letter to Tom Markle Sr, 82, while he was recovering in hospital in the Philippines after having his leg amputated.
Trump bashed son Don Jr behind closed doors over lavish Bahamas wedding party funded by Russian oligarch
The president privately aired his grievances with his aides over the spectacle, according to a new report. Don Jr married Bettina in Palm Beach before partying on the oligarch's dime.
Myer corporate employees hit out claiming WFH arrangements have been axed by the department store
Myer could be forced to backflip on the mandate if Victoria's WFH laws pass.
More than 1,300 arrested and 50 police hurt in violent French protests - as National Rally's Marine Le Pen to kick off presidential campaign with rally speech
It was the second consecutive weekend of unrest in France, which is heading to presidential elections in April and May to choose a successor to Macron, who is reaching his two-term limit.
Wes Streeting warns Britain must be ready for war 'in 1,000 days' as Russia steps up threats to NATO - but Chancellor will only make 'downpayment' on extra defence spending at Budget
The Defence Secretary cautioned that the UK's enemies could be 'in a position to attack' by 2030 as he urged the country to 'prepare for the worst'.
Brazil heads to the polls as son of jailed former president Jair Bolsonaro bids to enter office
The hotly-contested election will determine whether Brazil remains one of Latin America's few leftist nations or joins a regional swing to the right championed by US President Donald Trump.
Storm Boelo LIVE as extreme weather causes travel chaos across Greater Manchester - latest updates
Follow the latest updates as a yellow wind warning is in force until 9pm
'Hire the robot, fire the human and don't look back': Bill Gates warns AI will replace nearly all work skills and cause widespread job losses
The billionaire founder of Microsoft said that both 'white-collar work' and the 'skills of physical human labour' were at risk.
Outrage as it's revealed that the iconic SS United States will be deliberately sunk off coast of Florida within weeks
The SS United States first sailed the ocean in 1952 and carried American icons including Walt Disney and John F Kennedy during its glory years.
British Islamic preacher accused of celebrating terrorists and radicalising followers sets up 'religious training camp' in Thailand
A London-born radical Shia preacher accused of celebrating terrorists has set up a physical and religious training camp in Thailand to teach 'Islamic spiritual psychology'.
