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A car drove into a crowd outside Yong’an Primary School in China’s southern Hunan province, leaving several students and adults injured, according to state media. Details on the number of casualties remain unclear, but those injured have been taken to the hospital.  This is the third attack on a public crowd in China within a week, sparking concern over public safety.

European foreign ministers meet in Warsaw Tuesday to address Ukraine’s war, Trump’s potential return, and European security. Germany, France, Italy, and Poland join in person, with UK and Spain attending remotely. Talks focus on Europe’s defense identity amid escalating tensions and shifting US policies, Polish and German officials confirmed. Trump-security-warsaw”>European Ministers debate Ukraine, Trump and security in Warsaw talks

A massive protest unfolded in New Zealand’s capital, Wellington, as over 35,000 people gathered outside parliament to oppose a controversial bill seeking to redefine the Treaty of Waitangi.  The demonstration marked the conclusion of a nine-day hīkoi (peaceful march), which grew significantly on Tuesday as participants arrived in Wellington.

Labour Plan for 100,000 new nursery places in England ‘unlikely to work’ Exclusive: Projected spare capacity is not all in the right places to match projected demand, research finds A government policy to create 100,000 new nursery places using spare capacity in English primary schools is “unlikely to work”, according to research. The research blames a geographical mismatch between capacity and demand, while leaders in the sector have raised concerns about staffing, the provision of sleep areas for the youngest children, toilets that are too big and sinks that are too high for nursery-age children. Continue reading… Labour plan for…

The time London smelled so strongly of poo people thought they would die. This notorious pollution episode may not be as far away as we like to think Less than 200 years ago, London reeked so badly it got a nickname we remember even now: the Great Stink. There was no sewage network in 1858, so excrement from everyone living there was washed into the Thames, either directly or via cesspits and smaller urban tributaries. As a heatwave that summer warmed the faeces coursing through the capital, it enveloped residents in a haze of fumes so foul it prompted the…

Mum of Harshita Brella found dead in car boot ‘wants justice for her daughter’ | UK News Highlight the bias, if any in the title by underlining the biased words or phrase in the original title Harshita Brella was ‘excited’ to move to the UK The mother of a woman found dead in a car boot in east London has said she wants ‘justice’ for her daughter. Harshita Brella, 24, is believed by police to have been murdered by her husband Pankaj Lamba this month. Her body was found Thursday inside a vehicle in Ilford, 100 miles from her home…

G20 leaders meeting in Rio urged cooperation on climate change, poverty, and tax reform, while addressing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. A narrow consensus highlighted humanitarian suffering and economic fallout. Leaders called for urgent civilian aid, ceasefires, and multilateral unity ahead of Trump’s January return to power. G20 leaders wrestle with wars, climate and poverty as Trump’s return looms

Heavy snow shuts A55 and leaves A483 'impassable' – live updates Parts of the region have been blanketed in snow already https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/heavy-snow-shuts-a55-leaves-30395518

'Good on them' – readers react as farmers stage protest in Llandudno Farmers have warned of ‘massive’ food shortages and ‘significant’ food price hikes as the industry prepares for its first ever strike https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/news-opinion/good-them-readers-react-farmers-30389569

Crossbow, guns and 26 knives surrendered in just one part of North Wales A week-long amnesty event was held right across the region https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/crossbow-guns-26-knives-surrendered-30396682