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Iran has rejected the US peace plan, proposing its own five-point resolution. Conditions include halting aggression and ensuring safety against future attacks. Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi reaffirmed Tehran’s stance of self-defence unless demands are met.

Israel confirmed the killing of Iranian naval commander Alireza Tangsiri in a precise airstrike in Bandar Abbas. The Israeli Defence Forces targetted Tangsiri for his role in disrupting maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, vowing to continue operations in Iran.

Donald Trump has branded the UK’s aircraft carriers, HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales, as ‘toys’. He criticised NATO for not assisting the US in the Middle East, stating, “they aren’t the best aircraft carriers by the way”. Further developments are anticipated.

Scientists have for the first time detected cocaine in sharks off the Bahamas, according to a study published in Environmental Pollution. Two sharks tested positive for the drug, potentially linked to human sewage and tourism. Further research is needed to assess behavioural impacts.

Noelia Castillo, a 25-year-old woman from Barcelona, is set to undergo euthanasia today at the Sant Pere de Ribes assisted living facility. After years of suffering from a severe spinal cord injury due to a gang rape, she has chosen to end her life. She plans to say goodbye to her family before the procedure.

Two people have died and three others wounded in Abu Dhabi from missile debris, according to the United Arab Emirates media office. This incident adds pressure on Donald Trump to negotiate an end to the escalating conflict, following a recent 15-point plan sent to Iran.

NASA astronaut Don Pettit has grown an alien-like potato aboard the ISS, nicknamed ‘Spudnik-1’. During Expedition 72, he shared images of the unusual plant featuring bizarre roots due to zero gravity. Future studies may build on this unique space gardening experience.

The Runit Dome in the Marshall Islands is deteriorating and risks polluting the ocean. Originally built to contain radioactive waste, visible cracks are now allowing groundwater to flow beneath. Researchers like Ivana Nikolic-Hughes continue to study its implications for local inhabitants.

Briton Alex Ahom moved to Hamburg, Germany, ten years ago, finding it cheaper, safer, and more family-friendly than London. He appreciates the high-quality healthcare and ample space for his children. For those contemplating a similar move, Alex’s experience offers valuable insights.

Beth Klug, a British tourist from Grimsby, is fighting for her life after plunging from a fourth-floor balcony in Pattaya, Thailand, on March 15. She sustained severe injuries, including a broken back in 24 places. Friends in the UK are raising funds for her treatment and repatriation.