- Tourist injured after falling into fish pond at Lanzarote hotel
- France and Poland enhance defence cooperation amid Russia’s threat
- Japan issues mega-quake warning after 7.7-magnitude earthquake today
- Slovakia to hold referendum on payment cuts for leaders on 4 July
- Shreveport authorities confirm identities of eight children killed in shooting
- Shooter kills Canadian woman and injures several at Mexico’s Teotihuacan
- Magyar plans swift media reforms to emulate Tusk’s Polish strategies
- Tiger leaps into crowd after safety barrier collapses at Russian circus
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TL;DR National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, 20, has died following a shooting incident near the White House; another victim, Andrew Wolfe, 24, remains in critical condition. The suspected gunman, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, previously served in a CIA-backed Afghan army unit before arriving in the US under a resettlement scheme. Authorities are treating the shooting as terrorism, leading to a review of asylum approvals under the Biden administration. National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom has died after Washington DC shooting, Trump says One of the National Guard members shot in Washington DC on Wednesday has died from her injuries, Donald Trump has…
TL;DR Israeli forces shot two Palestinian men, al Muntasir Abdullah and Yousef Asasa, in Jenin after they appeared to surrender, raising accusations of extrajudicial killing from Palestinian authorities. The Israeli Defence Forces stated the men were affiliated with a terror network and were engaged in a prolonged surrender procedure when they were fired upon. Human rights groups and the Palestinian prime minister’s office condemned the killings, citing a trend of impunity for Israeli forces in such incidents. Israeli forces kill two Palestinian men in West Bank after they appear to surrender Israeli forces killed two Palestinian men in the West…
Cliff Notes – Arne Slot vows to ‘fight on’ as Liverpool manager Arne Slot remains committed to Liverpool despite a poor run of form, with nine losses in 12 games, including a 4-1 defeat to PSV Eindhoven. He emphasised the need for collective improvement and acknowledged the pressure that comes with managing a top club, especially during a losing streak. Arne Slot vows to ‘fight on’ as Liverpool manager Arne Slot has vowed to “fight on” at Liverpool following conversations with the club’s hierarchy, despite his team’s dismal recent run of form. Liverpool’s 4-1 UEFA Champions League defeat to PSV…
TL;DR Author Sally Rooney faces potential bans on publishing new works in the UK and withdrawal of existing titles due to the proscription of Palestine Action under anti-terror laws. Rooney’s ability to receive payments for her books is jeopardised, as funds linked to Palestine Action could lead to criminal charges for publishers. The High Court hearing regarding the ban’s implications continues, with a decision expected later this year. Sally Rooney tells court new books may not be published in UK due to Palestine Action ban Irish author Sally Rooney has told the High Court she may not be able to…
Cliff Notes – LIVE Updates Nottingham Forest host Malmö FF Nottingham Forest aims to build on their recent European form as they face Malmö FF at the City Ground, seeking a crucial victory in the competition. Sean Dyche emphasises the importance of home advantage, urging his players to capitalise on the support from the fans. Malmö FF arrives with a strong squad, looking to upset the hosts and secure vital points in their European campaign. LIVE Updates: Nottingham Forest host Malmö FF Sean Dyche and Nottingham Forest’s European adventure continues as they welcome Malmö FF to the City Ground. Nottingham…
TL;DR A devastating fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong has left seven of eight tower blocks severely damaged, causing significant loss and panic within the community. The blaze, which raged for over 30 hours, trapped many residents, particularly the elderly, and highlighted concerns about inadequate fire alarms during renovations. Distrust towards the construction company and authorities is escalating, with some residents blaming them for the fire’s rapid spread and the subsequent disaster. Survivors cling to each other as debris falls from smouldering Hong Kong buildings There is a thickness to the air outside Wang Fuk Court in Hong…
TL;DR An inquest jury determined that the 12-year-old girl, Mia Lucas, was failed on multiple levels, highlighting inadequate risk assessments and medical oversight during her care. A failure to conduct a lumbar puncture prior to her transfer to a psychiatric unit possibly contributed to her death, which was caused by undiagnosed autoimmune encephalitis. The NHS Trusts involved have apologised and committed to strengthening training and procedures to prevent similar tragedies in the future. Girl, 12, who died after being found unresponsive at psychiatric unit failed on multiple levels, inquest finds | UK News A 12-year-old girl who died after an…
Cliff Notes – Atlético Madrid fined for fans’ racist actions at Arsenal Atlético Madrid has been fined €30,000 and faces a suspended one-match ban on travelling supporters due to racist behaviour by fans during a Champions League match against Arsenal. The charges include monkey gestures, Nazi salutes, and the throwing of objects, violating UEFA’s Disciplinary Regulations. A separate fine of €10,000 was imposed for object throwing, while a similar penalty was issued to Qarabag FK Youth for discriminatory behaviour during a UEFA Youth League match. Atlético Madrid fined for fans’ racist actions at Arsenal Atlético Madrid have been fined €30,000…
Hamilton Eyes 2026 as Ferrari Journey Continues Lewis Hamilton is setting his sights firmly on the 2026 F1 season, despite a challenging inaugural year with Ferrari that has seen him struggle for podium finishes. The seven-time world champion, who made the high-profile switch from Mercedes to the Scuderia at the beginning of the year, admits that while results haven’t met expectations, he harbours no regrets about joining the Italian team. A Mixed Bag for Hamilton in 2025 Hamilton’s first season with Ferrari has been far from straightforward. Although he secured a victory in the sprint race at the Chinese Grand…
Cliff Notes – Deepti, Kerr, Shikha get biggest bids; Healy unsold Deepti Sharma became the joint second-most expensive player in WPL history, sold for INR 3.2 crore (USD 360,000) after a bidding war involving her former franchise, UP Warriorz. Amelia Kerr was acquired by Mumbai Indians for INR 3 crore (USD 340,000), while Shikha Pandey surprised many by fetching INR 2.4 crore (USD 270,000) from UPW. Notably, Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy went unsold at her base price of INR 50 lakh, marking a significant surprise in the auction. WPL auction – Deepti, Kerr, Shikha get biggest bids; Healy unsold Allrounder…
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