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Migrant sex offender Hadush Kebatu has been arrested in the Finsbury Park area of London after a two-day manhunt.

Kebatu had been mistakenly released on Friday from HMP Chelmsford, where he was serving a 12-month sentence for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl and a woman in Epping, Essex.

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says Kebatu "will be deported" and Justice Secretary David Lammy has ordered a full investigation into Friday's release.

London's Met Police Commander James Conway says "information from the public" helped officers locate Kebatu earlier this morning.

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The US has just sent a new missile system into the Indo-Pacific, located at its marine corps base in Japan. It comes as China is expanding its hypersonic warfare capability.

The Security Brief takes at look at the latest missile technology and asks the question: Could we be rapidly heading into the era of the weaponisation of space?

Christian Fraser is joined by former British military strategic planner Mikey Kay, BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner and retired US army Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Moore.

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Donald Trump has criticised the migration and climate policies of other countries, during a scathing speech to the United Nations.

The US president called climate change the “greatest con job ever”, and claimed UN predictions “were wrong”.

In his hour long speech in New York, Trump said it was time to end the "failed experiment of open borders" before taking aim at the UN itself, saying it is "not living up to its potential".

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This summer has seen a devastating spate of wildfires across many parts of Europe.

While the worst fires have been extinguished, the affected areas now have to deal with the damage caused.

The country that suffered the most this summer, in terms of land burned, is Spain.

The BBC visited the north-west of the country to find out the economic impact of the wildfires.

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US President Donald Trump has attracted condemnation from health experts, after he sought to claim that there was a link between the widely used painkiller Tylenol - also known as paracetamol - and autism.

Accompanied by his Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, Trump said that doctors would soon be advised not to prescribe the drug to pregnant women.

The claims have been attacked by medical experts.

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said the announcement was "unsettling" and not based on "reliable data", while the UK's National Autism Society called Trump's statement "dangerous, it's anti-science and it's irresponsible".

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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has confirmed that production in its factories will remain suspended until next month at the earliest, as it continues to deal with the fallout from a cyber-attack in August.

The UK business secretary and industry minister are visiting the West Midlands for the first time since the cyber-attack to meet JLR and firms in its supply chain.

The company has been unable to produce cars since the attack at the end of August forced it to shut down its IT networks, and fears are growing that some of its suppliers could go bust without support.

JLR has confirmed that its factories - including its UK facilities in Solihull, Halewood and Wolverhampton - won't resume operations until at least 1 October.

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Israel’s ground offensive has continued, as it looks to fully occupy Gaza City.

At least 29 people were killed by Israeli forces on Monday, according to medical sources in the territory.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is due to address the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, as will the leaders of key regional players in the Middle East including Jordan and Qatar.

Israel is facing increased international pressure over the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Gaza and settlement building in the West Bank.

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Hong Kong has grounded hundreds of flights and shut schools and businesses as it braces for Super Typhoon Ragasa.

Some 370,000 people have also been evacuated from Guangdong province in southern China ahead of what is this year's strongest storm.

Ragasa barrelled through parts of the Philippines’s northern provinces on Monday, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes.

China's meteorological agency has called it the "King of Storms”, and Ragasa is expected to move towards northern Vietnam in the coming days, potentially affecting millions of people.

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Donald Trump has urged pregnant women not to take the painkiller paracetamol - known as Tylenol in the US - because of an unproven link to autism.

The US president said that doctors will soon be advised not to prescribe it, and that pregnant women should "fight like hell" to only take it in cases of extreme fever.

Medical experts have strongly pushed back on the claims, with some calling the president's comments dangerous.

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists disputed the link made by Trump in the Oval Office, saying the claim "is not backed by the full body of scientific evidence and dangerously simplifies the many and complex causes of neurologic challenges in children".

Health officials in the UK have stressed that paracetamol remains the safest painkiller available to pregnant women.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has confirmed his government will formally recognise a Palestinian state, joining a wave of countries to do so in recent weeks.

Before his announcement, Macron told the UN the time has come to stop the war in Gaza and free the remaining 48 hostages detained by Hamas.

Macron condemned the 7 October attacks and said he wants to see peace in the region created by having two states living side-by-side.

He added the world is just a few moments away from no longer being able to seize peace, and adds: "We can no longer wait."

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said recognition gives "a huge reward to terrorism", and that a Palestinian state "will not happen".

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