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Supermarket freezer systems across six European countries have been disrupted in a suspected cyber-attack, with reports describing it as the second such incident. The affected retailers and full extent of the disruption were not immediately clear, but the case highlights growing concerns over cyber vulnerabilities in retail and food cold-chain systems.
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Britain's biggest brick manufacturer reported falling sales, signalling a deepening downturn in the UK housebuilding sector. The decline points to weaker construction demand, with knock-on effects for suppliers and jobs tied to new home building.
Fighting between Yemeni government forces and Houthi rebels has intensified in Al-Jawf, making the province a new hotspot in the country's long-running war. The escalation matters because it could shift front lines, deepen civilian displacement, and complicate UN-led peace efforts.
Freezers in Sweden and Belgium have overheated following possible cyberattacks, Al Jazeera reports. The incidents raise concerns about digital threats to refrigeration systems and other infrastructure. It is not yet clear who was responsible or whether the overheating was deliberately caused.