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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 3 October 2017
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	The deadliest mass shootings in the US Aljazeera.com The suspect in the shooting, which took place at a music festival, was killed by police officers in the hotel room from where he opened fire on the crowd ... Las Vegas massacre: Scenes from the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history - CNBC At least 58 people are killed and 515 injured in a shooting in Las Vegas - The Economist (blog) Las Vegas police name suspect in deadly attack - The Guardian Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The Real Message of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine The New Yorker This year's prize, in other words, is a kind of rebuke. Basic science is under siege, particularly in the United States. Congressional Luddites love to ... The circadian rhythm research that just won a Nobel prize in medicine, explained - Vox The Nobel Prize in Medicine Goes to Your Body's Circadian Clock - WIRED Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Uber's UK boss quits as worldwide chief flies in for London licence talks The Guardian The Uber executive responsible for the UK has quit, as the company's worldwide boss prepares to meet the head of the London transport authority in ... Flag as irrelevant
	The past 72 hours in rising tensions between the US and North Korea, explained Vox President Trump's ongoing attempts to rein in North Korea without resorting to military force took a major blow this past weekend — and Trump himself ... Flag as irrelevant
	Catalan leader calls for international mediation in Madrid stand-off Reuters Spain's biggest constitutional crisis in decades has raised fears of unrest and prolonged political instability in its wealthiest region, deepening the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Driver shot dead by police in Somerset named The Guardian Investigators said Ashworth was travelling in a red Suzuki Swift. Authorised firearms officers (AFOs) from Avon and Somerset police arrived in one ... Flag as irrelevant
	In full swing: Tate's Turbine Hall turned into adult playground The Guardian Danish art collective Superflex, from left: Jakob Fenger, Rasmus Nielsen and Bjørnstjerne Christiansen, on One Two Three Swing! at Turbine Hall in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Philip Larkin and Me: A Friendship with Holes in It The New Yorker I first came across Philip Larkin's poems as a schoolboy in the late nineteen-sixties, when I began taking English "A" level and my teacher Peter Way ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brenda Hale sworn in as first female president of UK's supreme court The Guardian Lady Hale became the first female supreme court justice in 2009 and is a longstanding champion of diversity. Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA. Flag as irrelevant
	Germany's social media hate speech law is now in effect TechCrunch A new law has come into force in Germany aimed at regulating social media platforms to ensure they remove hate speech within set periods of ... Flag as irrelevant

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