9 October 2026
Welcome back to Behind The Charge! 📺 Get ready to dive into all the behind-the-scenes of Max’s incredible win in Malaysia! From the rain delay to the red-flagged restart, join us for our first win of the 2026 season powered by us 💙 00:00 Welcome To The Paddock 00:17 Qualifying 02:19 Rain Delays… 04:17 The Race 05:06 MAX WINS!!! 06:45 Powered By Us 💙
9 October 2026
Growing frustration over Spain’s housing crisis has sparked mass protests. The demonstrations began last month following the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal, who died this week, just two weeks after being forced from her home. The government proposed measures to protect tenants and freeze rents, but parliament rejected them, prompting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to call early elections. Sanchez also faces mounting pressure over immigration and corruption investigations. Two recent polls suggest the right-wing People's Party and far-right Vox could secure a combined parliamentary majority. Could protests over Spain’s housing crisis help turn Sanchez’s political fortunes around? Presenter: Sami Zeidan Guests: Hana Jalloul - Secretary of International Politics and Cooperation for the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party and a member of the European Parliament Daniel Lacalle - Chief Economist at Tressis and Professor at the IE Business School. Pablo Calderon Martinez - Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations at Northeastern University
9 October 2026
Jake Boxall-Legge is reporting from the ground in Singapore after a dramatic Friday at Marina Bay, with Max Verstappen taking sprint pole and a technical issue with F1’s overtake mode becoming the major talking point. Verstappen set a 1m31.156s to head George Russell in sprint qualifying, with Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton completing the top five. But the session was overshadowed by an FIA system issue following Sergio Perez’s Q1 red flag, which saw overtake mode briefly reactivated before being switched off again. Jake explains what happened, which drivers may have been affected and why the incident has left several teams questioning whether the playing field was level. There is also an important early read on Mercedes’ split-spec experiment, with Russell running the older package and Kimi Antonelli using a hybrid of the new and old specifications. Away from the immediate qualifying drama, Jake looks at the growing debate over Formula 1’s cost cap and capital expenditure rules, with Williams pushing for greater flexibility for teams still developing their facilities. With the sprint race and Grand Prix qualifying still to come, Jake looks ahead to what could be another unpredictable weekend under the Singapore lights. 00:00 Sprint qualifying recap 02:48 Overtake mode controversy explained 03:41 Who was affected? 04:59 The performance implications 06:06 Could the results be challenged? 07:25 Mercedes split-spec update 07:51 The F1 cost cap debate 09:40 How the rules affect teams 10:57 How rival teams see the issue 12:06 Looking ahead to Saturday
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6 October 2026
Who Really Makes Parkside Tools for Lidl – The Answer May Surprise You Who actually makes Parkside tools? Lidl doesn’t own a factory — so who is really behind that green logo? In this video, we uncover the companies behind Parkside, explain why the tools can be so cheap, debunk the Bosch and Einhell myths, and reveal the simple five-second trick that can help you decide whether a Parkside tool is worth buying. We also look at Parkside Performance, the X20V Team battery system, warranties, spare parts and which tools are genuinely worth picking up.
9 October 2026
Bloomberg Originals unpacks how the artificial intelligence boom has resulted in a concentration of immense wealth. By drawing investment away from emerging markets and traditional industries, this massive capital drain is pushing global trade imbalances to levels unseen since the 2008 financial crisis. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:58 The Circular Flow of AI Capital 01:09 Title Card 02:03 Rising Imbalances 03:02 Shift from Safe Assets to Riskier Investments 04:22 US Debt and Treasury Market Pressures 05:38 Geopolitics and Fragmenting Investment Patterns 06:52 Capital Flow Stagnation and Emerging Market Needs 07:25 AI's Future Valuation 07:45 Double Risks for Asian Economies 08:10 Conclusion #AI #Artificial #Intelligence
9 October 2026
Democracy Now! is an independent global news hour that airs on over 1,500 TV and radio stations Monday through Friday. Watch our livestream at democracynow.org Mondays to Fridays 8-9 a.m. ET.
1966
During World War II, safecracker Eddy Chapman is arrested by the German army.
He negotiates with them to redeem himself by joining their side before being sent to England, where he skillfully infiltrates local ranks. Chapman then plays a double role on behalf of British intelligence services.
Director Terence Young
Starring Christopher Plummer, Romy Schneider, Trevor Howard
9 October 2026 Welcome back to Behind The Charge! 📺 Get ready to dive into all the behind-the-scenes of Max’s incredible win in Malaysia! ...
