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Canada’s post-production revenue fell 14.7% from 2023 to 2025

Statistics Canada reported revenue of $2.4 billion, still 18.7% above the 2019 pre-pandemic level.

Adapted from Statistics Canada, Film, television and video post-production, 2025, 2026-10-09. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product. · Open licence

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  • Statistics Canada attributed the decline to lower Canadian film production after the 2023 boom, reducing demand for post-production services
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The figures show revenue fell from its 2023 high but remained above its 2019 level, according to Statistics Canada.

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UK announces £48 million dementia research partnership

The government says the funding will support a UK-wide alliance focused on improving recruitment to clinical trials and speeding development of treatments.

Original report: Oct 8, 2026

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  • The government says it will invest £33 million through the Dame Barbara Windsor Dementia Goals programme.
  • Bristol Myers Squibb, GSK and Gates Ventures are also contributing, according to the announcement.
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The partnership aims to address difficulties recruiting participants for dementia studies, the government says.

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Chile declares Red Alert in parts of Santiago after heavy rain and mudslides

The UK Foreign Office advises people in affected areas to follow local authorities’ instructions, including evacuation orders.

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  • Chile’s SENAPRED declared a Red Alert in areas of eastern Santiago’s Metropolitan Region, according to UK travel advice.
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The advisory says heavy rain and severe mudslides are affecting Andean and pre-Andean areas.

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The UK Foreign Office advises checking updates from Chilean civil protection and local officials.

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Environment Agency says illegal waste has been cleared from Hoad’s Wood

The UK government says 39,500 tonnes of commercial waste were removed from the Kent woodland; access will be restricted while the land recovers.

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  • The Environment Agency announced the clearance, carried out by Acumen Waste Services Ltd.
  • The government said more than 50 specialist workers took part in the operation.
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Hoad’s Wood is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, according to the government.

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The government says access will be restricted to give the land time to recover.

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UK competition regulator considers remedies for Brink’s–NCR ATM deal

The CMA says Brink’s has offered to sell two businesses to address competition concerns over its acquisition of NCR.

Original report: Oct 8, 2026

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  • The CMA says Brink’s and NCR Atleos together operate more than 50% of UK cash machines.
  • The regulator is concerned the deal could limit competition in ATM operation and maintenance.
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The CMA says fewer supplier options could ultimately mean higher fees for people using cash machines.

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The CMA is considering whether to accept the proposed legally binding undertakings.

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UK government says most teenagers support vocational learning reforms

The government says 84% back options combining practical technical learning with core academic subjects for 14-year-olds.

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  • The UK government says its plans include Vocational GCSEs, announced two weeks before its news release.
  • The government says V Levels are due to launch in September 2027 for students aged 16 to 19.
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The proposals would expand vocational options alongside academic subjects, according to the government.

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