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341 Dead in South Africa floods – The death toll from South Africa’s “unprecedented” floods climbed to 341 on Thursday as helicopters fanned out across the southeastern city of Durban in an increasingly desperate search for survivors. Freak rainfall this week With roads and bridges washed away by freak rainfall this week, rescuers battled to deliver supplies across the city, where some residents have been without power or water since Monday. “The level of devastation of human life, infrastructure, and service delivery network in the province is unprecedented,” said Sihle Zikalala, the premier of KwaZulu-Natal province. “A total number of…

Latest from Ukraine – Day 51 of the war Live updates – Zelenskyy says fighting back is a success and the ‘most important decision of our lives’

Harry and Meghan visit Queen after they stopped at Windsor on their way to The Hague, in the Netherlands, for the Invictus Games, a PR stunt.

New York judge orders No bail for New York subway shooter as the judge orders psychiatric exam for Frank James. A US federal judge has ordered that Frank James should be charged with the Brooklyn subway shooting in New York City on Tuesday morning. he should remain in custody and undergo a psychiatric exam. No bail for the New York subway shooter was set after prosecutors called the assault the ‘worst disruption to the city’s transportation since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001’. Frank James, 62, making his initial court appearance a day after his arrest in lower Manhattan, is accused…

No suspects will be charged over the leaking of footage showing Matt Hancock kissing his aide says the front page of the Sun.

Summary of Today’s Paper Headline Story Daily Mirror – Worst is to come, PM Boris Johnson faces increasing pressure to resign, the Daily Mirror says, as it emerges that he could face three more fines for attending illegal gatherings during the pandemic. Today’s Headlines – Summarised

The Daily Express describes the government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda as a “landmark deal to end the small boats crisis”.

The Guardian reports that Boris Johnson could face three fines in the partygate scandal.

Metro reports on the first person to resign in protest at the prime minister’s refusal to step down over partygate.

The i leads with the government’s plan to process asylum seekers in Rwanda.