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Author: bbc.co.ukPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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The BBC News homepage lists the day's leading stories, including Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley saying he would not be surprised if further allegations were made about Russell Brand. It also features a global technology stocks plunge linked to fears of an AI slowdown, planned London Underground driver strikes ahead of Christmas, and two Gloucester schools placed in lockdown after a boy was injured. Other headlines cover student loan information, salary transparency in job adverts, and Donald Trump's order to preserve the Oval Office as a national monument.

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