‘Nowhere feels safe’: Iranians on life under Israeli attacks
Trump rejects Israeli plan to kill Iranian supreme leader, US officials say – CNN
- Trump rejects Israeli plan to kill Iranian supreme leader, US officials say CNN
- Trump told Israel not to kill Iran's supreme leader - report BBC
- Khamenei in bunker in northeastern Tehran; Israel didn't kill him Friday to give him chance to yield -- report The Times of Israel
- Trump opposed Israeli plan to kill Iran's supreme leader, CBS News sources say CBS News
- Exclusive: Iran’s Supreme Leader ‘Not Off Limits’ in Israel’s Strikes, Israeli Official Says WSJ
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‘We needed somewhere to mourn’: Indians in London keep vigil for victims of air disaster
Gujarati communities in the capital gather to commemorate more than 270 victims who died in Ahmedabad air crash
As the late afternoon sun streamed into a small square behind the Indian High Commission in London on Sunday, a crowd of 200 people gathered for a vigil – one of several held around the UK this weekend to remember those who died in the Air India disaster.
Candles were placed beneath a bust of Jawaharlal Nehru and attenders listened to inter-faith leaders and members from the Gujarati community who had come to reflect on a shocking week of loss.
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Macron Takes Message From EU to Greenland – Newser
- Macron Takes Message From EU to Greenland Newser
- Macron visits Greenland in show of European unity and signal to Trump BBC
- French president touches down in Greenland, in solidarity with territory eyed by Trump CNN
- Macron criticises Trump’s threats to take over Greenland during visit The Guardian
- Macron Offers to Aid in Greenland’s Security Amid Trump Threats Bloomberg
‘Labour has made me feel like a scrounger’: disabled people urge welfare cuts rethink
People who rely on personal independence payments tell how cuts will affect them as chancellor rules out U-turn
Ministers are facing a backlash over planned disability welfare changes, but Rachel Reeves on Thursday resisted calls to abandon the cuts.
After ruling out a U-turn, pressure is building on the UK chancellor to tweak qualification rules to protect many disabled people from being stripped of their benefits. On Thursday, she said the government was “reviewing the criteria”, but ministers are yet to release details.
Continue reading...Israel and Iran broaden strikes during third day of escalating war
Trump calls for end to conflict and warns Tehran against striking US targets in the region
Israel and Iran have broadened their strikes against each other on the third day of an escalating war that has killed and injured hundreds of people, as Donald Trump called for an end to the conflict and warned Tehran against striking US targets in the region.
G7 leaders flying to Canada for a summit that starts on Monday are likely to try to use their time with the US president to urge him to keep the US out of the conflict and use his influence with Israel to broker a ceasefire.
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UK ‘woefully’ unprepared for Chinese and Russian undersea cable sabotage, says report
CSRI finds China and Russia may be coordinating ‘grey zone’ tactics against vulnerable western infrastructure
China and Russia are stepping up sabotage operations targeting undersea cables and the UK is unprepared to meet the mounting threat, according to new analysis.
A report by the China Strategic Risks Institute (CSRI) analysed 12 incidents in which national authorities had investigated alleged undersea cable sabotage between January 2021 and April 2025. Of the 10 cases in which a suspect vessel was identified, eight were directly linked to China or Russia through flag-state registration or company ownership.
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Manhunt continues for suspect in shootings of Minnesota lawmakers
Gunman believed to have left Minneapolis region after killing one legislator and wounding another
The hunt for the man suspected of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses while impersonating a police officer, killing one legislator and her husband, continued on Sunday more than 24 hours after the killings.
Vance Boelter, 57, now on the FBI’s most wanted list, is believed to have left the Minneapolis region after allegedly gunning down Democratic state representative Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, at their home, according to CNN. Boelter is also suspected of shooting Democratic state senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, at their residence, gravely injuring them; a relative posted on Facebook that they were out of surgery and recovering.
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