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Democrats Call for Trump Removal Over Iran Threats, File Impeachment Articles

Trump's AI Image and Vatican Feud Escalate Tensions Over Iran War

DoorDash Driver Joins Trump at White House Event on Tax-Free Tips

Trump Administration to Resume Pride Flag at Stonewall

US-Israel War with Iran Kills Leader, Sparks Regional Crisis

Trump Media Drops Guardian Claim as BBC Lawsuit Advances

Gemma Collins Returns to I'm A Celebrity with Hammock Fall

Gemma Collins made a dramatic return to I'm A Celebrity: South Africa, falling from a hammock and grappling with emotional trauma, as the pre-recorded all-star series launched.

Eurovision to stream live worldwide on YouTube for free

The Eurovision Song Contest will be streamed live worldwide via YouTube for free, according to the European Broadcasting Union. This marks a shift from previous arrangements where viewers in countries like the U.S. faced paywalls.

Middle East conflict disrupts oil markets, strains airlines

U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran have triggered the largest disruption to global oil markets in history, according to the International Energy Agency, with the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz halting energy shipments and sending prices soaring. This has forced airlines like Norse Atlantic Airways to raise emergency funds and reconsider strategies amid a jet fuel crisis.

NHS Worker Killed by Scrap Lorry Crane in Cambridgeshire

An NHS healthcare assistant was fatally struck by a scrap lorry's loader crane in Willingham, Cambridgeshire, in September 2022, dying weeks later from catastrophic head injuries. The driver, Kevin Miller, 71, was unaware of the incident and continued his journey, with prosecutors alleging his failure to secure the crane amounted to carelessness.

Contested Winner and Dramatic Collapse at Players Championship

The Players Championship ended with a disputed winner and a dramatic collapse by Ludvig Åberg, who lost a three-stroke lead amid brutal conditions at TPC Sawgrass.

Brothers on trial for alleged police assault at Manchester Airport

Two brothers are on trial for allegedly assaulting a police officer at Manchester Airport in July 2024. The incident followed a confrontation at a Starbucks in Terminal 2.

Migrant shipwrecks across seas leave hundreds dead or missing

A series of deadly migrant boat disasters across the Andaman, Mediterranean, and Red Seas have left hundreds dead or missing over recent days. The incidents highlight the perilous journeys undertaken by refugees and migrants fleeing conflict and poverty.

Qantas Rolls Out First Project Sunrise A350 for UK Flights

Qantas has rolled out the first Airbus A350-1000ULR for its Project Sunrise, bringing direct flights from the UK to Australia closer to reality. The specially configured aircraft will enable 22-hour non-stop journeys from London to Sydney, cutting travel time by up to four hours compared to current one-stop services.

Recent sepsis deaths expose systemic failures in UK healthcare

A series of recent sepsis deaths in the UK has highlighted systemic failures in healthcare, with multiple cases involving missed diagnoses, antibiotic errors, and inadequate protocols across hospitals.

Inquiry: Southport Stabbing That Killed 3 Girls Was Preventable

A public inquiry has concluded that the 2024 Southport stabbing, which killed three young girls and injured ten others at a Taylor Swift dance class, could and should have been prevented. The report details systemic failures by multiple agencies and significant parental inaction that allowed the teenage attacker to slip through safety nets.

Baby Jessica Arrested on Domestic Violence Charges

Jessica McClure Morales, known as 'Baby Jessica', was arrested on domestic violence charges Saturday night following a reported disturbance at her home in Midland County. She has been charged with assault causing bodily injury involving family violence.

Fury defeats Makhmudov in London, sparks Joshua fight speculation

Tyson Fury defeated Arslanbek Makhmudov by unanimous decision at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, in a fight streamed live on Netflix. The event was followed by immediate suspensions for both fighters and renewed public sparring over a long-awaited bout with Anthony Joshua.

Camping Pool Owner Seeks Enclosure Over Mosquito Concerns

Philip Hanna, the lessee of a kiosk business at a camping pool in Surahammar, has unsuccessfully requested the municipality to enclose the outdoor terrace to combat mosquitoes, fearing a difficult summer ahead after last year's invasion made operations unsustainable.

Ronnie O'Sullivan wins inaugural John Virgo Trophy in emotional tribute

Ronnie O'Sullivan claimed the inaugural John Virgo Trophy on Sunday, defeating John Higgins in the final at Goffs in County Kildare, Ireland. The victory served as an emotional tribute to John Virgo, a close friend of O'Sullivan who passed away in February.

Former Kremlin Loyalist Ilya Remeslo Criticizes Putin

Ilya Remeslo, a former loyal pro-Kremlin blogger and lawyer, has unexpectedly published harsh criticism of Vladimir Putin on his blog, accusing him of waging a failing war and demanding his resignation. The unprecedented public denunciation from a former regime insider has sparked speculation about his motives and raised questions about dissent within Russia's ruling class.

Rolling Stones Tease Album with 'Cockroaches' Campaign

The Rolling Stones have teased new music through a mysterious campaign under the alias 'The Cockroaches', following the limited vinyl release of their new single 'Rough and Twisted'.

US-Israeli Strikes on Iran Trigger Global Oil Crisis

US and Israeli military strikes on Iran have plunged global oil and gas markets into turmoil, with prices soaring and shipments through the critical Strait of Hormuz halted.

Liverpool's Ngumoha Stars in FA Cup Win, Eyes PSG Clash

Liverpool advanced to the FA Cup quarter-finals with a 3-1 away win over Wolverhampton, as 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha's standout performance fuels calls for more playing time ahead of a crucial Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain.

Ukraine Conducts Secret Space Missions Amid War Escalation

Ukraine has carried out two previously undisclosed space-intelligence missions during the war with Russia, reaching altitudes over 200 kilometers, as Russian attacks on civilians continue and Hungary's election brings a pro-EU leader to power.

France pushes digital sovereignty via open-source software

The French government is advancing a digital sovereignty initiative to reduce reliance on proprietary software from non-EU countries, with plans to adopt open-source solutions, including replacing Windows with Linux.