UK MORNING BRIEFING

Today, King Charles III visited the National Museum of Bermuda, focusing on the history of the transatlantic slave trade. The trip underscores diplomatic relations as he engages with local traditions and addresses historical perspectives.

A woman gave birth mid-flight on ITA Airways flight AZ855, capturing a historic moment at 34,000 feet. The crew, alongside a doctor and nurse onboard, provided immediate assistance. The flight returned to Dakar for medical support before proceeding to Rome.

Former F1 star Alex Zanardi has tragically died at 59, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and inspiration after overcoming life-changing challenges.

Russian drone attacks targeted Ukrainian cities overnight, hitting civilian infrastructure and residential areas in Kharkiv, with injuries reported. In Kherson, a public transport bus was struck, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries. Ukraine’s Air Force intercepted many drones, but some breached defences.

EU UPDATES

This morning, the European Union addresses energy cooperation and trade relations, underlining regional stability and economic ties.
Key developments emerge amid ongoing global challenges.

TRUMP CLAIMS VIOLATIONS
Trump alleges past presidencies bypassed war powers regulations this morning.
Congress weighs response to potential lack of enforcement amidst ongoing tensions with Iran.

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UK MORNING BRIEFING

Peter Kay’s performance in Birmingham was interrupted yesterday evening due to a bomb scare involving a suspicious bag. A 19-year-old man is now in custody as police search the arena.

An arson attack on a Skopje synagogue on 12 April has been linked to the Islamic State, North Macedonia’s intelligence service reported. Seven arrests followed, including charges against two men for terrorism-related offences. The local Jewish community noted only minor damages occurred.

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.