British woman Rachel Kerr, 31, has been found safe in Agadir, Morocco, after her disappearance following a night out. Kerr, from Maddiston, Falkirk, had not been seen for several days before police located her. She is now reunited with her brother.

Rebel groups, including Jamaat Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin, have established checkpoints around Mali’s capital, Bamako, and captured the northern town of Tessalit. This surge follows recent attacks that killed Defence Minister Sadio Camara, raising concerns over Mali’s military response to escalating violence.

A 36-year-old man has been arrested in Jerusalem for violently assaulting a nun, resulting in injuries to her head and face. This attack, described as an “act of sectarian violence” by Olivier Poquillon of the French School of Biblical and Archaeological Research, has raised alarms over rising attacks on Christians. The investigation continues.

Investigators confirm the Bayesian superyacht sinking was not due to a storm, finding it manageable weather. British billionaire Mike Lynch and his daughter Hannah were among the seven victims. Prosecutors may charge the captain and crew; further inquiries are ongoing.

A plane crash at Parafield Airport in Adelaide has resulted in at least two fatalities, including a pilot and a passenger. Several workers in the hangar sustained injuries, prompting emergency services to respond promptly. An investigation by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau is underway.

Jefferson Lewis, the prime suspect in the murder of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, was airlifted from Alice Springs for his safety during riots. As community members clashed with police, Lewis was moved to Darwin and is expected to face charges soon.