BTW Daily News - Sep 10, 2026

Good morning, I'm Alex, and here's what's happening today. In world news, at least 20 people have tragically lost their lives in a blaze on a foreign-flagged cargo ship in China’s Qingdao. That's according to the South China Morning Post. Moving on, the British Museum has opened an exhibition featuring the Bayeux Tapestry, which is quite an exciting event for history and art enthusiasts. In today's top stories, scientists are looking into whether popular supplements might actually harm the aging brain. This research could have significant implications for those relying on these products to stay healthy as they age. Over at Macy's, things seem to be turning around with strong results posted recently, leading them to raise their guidance. It looks like their turnaround strategy is beginning to pay off. In international news, passengers flying out of Heathrow and Gatwick airports are facing delays, and unfortunately, it seems compensation might not be available for those affected by the more than 2,000 UK flights disrupted. The Independent has the details on that one. Also in the news, RNLI, a lifeboat charity, is stepping up security after experiencing attacks from far-right agitators over their small boat rescues. In business news today, Mamdani tax in New York City real estate seems to be causing quite a stir with brokers and buyers alike, creating 'so much confusion' according to one broker. However, the same broker notes that while there's certainly some chaos, they don't believe it will escalate into a full-blown crisis just yet. Lastly on this front, The Washington Post is looking at how much protein your body can actually absorb in one meal, challenging common beliefs about dietary intake. In technology news, fans of The Legend of Zelda are excited as preorders for the 40th Anniversary Switch 2 Console and accessories have gone live in the UK. IGN has all the details on this highly anticipated release. And finally, moving to entertainment, actor John Malkovich has canceled a trip to Israel after it was discovered that a fabricated solidarity quote had been attributed to him. This comes as a disappointment for fans who were looking forward to seeing his work there. Now, let's end with some good news: An indie comic creator is celebrating after going viral thanks to a reviewer who stopped when others didn't, leading to significant sales and recognition for their work. And in history, September 10 marks several positive milestones that have brought joy and inspiration over the years. That's it for today, I'm Alex, thanks for listening, and I'll see you tomorrow.