Putin says he thinks Ukraine conflict ‘coming to an end’
The Russian leader sees potential for Ukraine negotiations, but condemns the West's backing for President Zelensky.
Football on ruins: Gaza’s orphans find refuge on the pitch
A Gaza teenager orphaned by an Israeli attack finds refuge in football amid the decimation of Palestinian sports.
Stories of those killed in a single day of Israeli strikes on Lebanon
Israeli strikes have killed at least 39 people in a single day of attacks across Lebanon during a so-called ‘ceasefire.’
Jorge Martin wins his first Aprilia Grand Prix at French MotoGP
Ex-MotoGP world champion now only a single point behind Aprilia teammate Marco Bezzecchi in the riders' standings.
‘Ukraine has momentum in war with Russia’
‘Ukraine has momentum in war with Russia’
Passengers from Hantavirus-hit cruise begin disembarking ship
Passengers from the MV Hondius, the cruise ship at the centre of a Hantavirus outbreak, have begun disembarking.
Can Asian economies cope with the fallout from the Iran war?
Fuel costs, inflation and debt pressures are testing Asian economies.
Health advocates warn government’s claims of baby formula safety contradict data
Independent scientists who reviewed the results said most samples were contaminated with Pfas or phthalates
The Trump administration announced earlier this month that hundreds of baby formula samples it tested for toxic chemicals “meet a high safety standard”, but public health advocates warn this claim contradicts data showing a majority were contaminated with dangerous substances, such as Pfas or phthalates.
Independent scientists who reviewed the results say the data gaps and the contamination raise concerns, though they added the testing shows some bright spots, and praised the US Food and Drug Administration for expanding the testing program, then making the results public.
Continue reading...Research sheds light on GI’s murder of seven-year-old girl in Northern Ireland in 1944
William Harrison, a US soldier stationed in the region, was convicted and hanged for the murder of Patsy Wylie
On the afternoon of 25 September 1944, William Harrison, a US soldier stationed in Northern Ireland, visited the cottage of the Wylie family in Killycolpy, County Tyrone, and offered to buy treats for the children.
He had visited before and was, if not a friend, at least known to the family. Mary Wylie let him take her seven-year-old daughter, Patricia, better known as Patsy, across the fields to the shops.
Continue reading...Atef Najib faces at least 10 charges in landmark Syria trial
Cousin of former President Bashar al-Assad faces charges that include murder, torture and responsibility for massacres.
UK’s Starmer says his government is a 10-year project despite calls to quit – Yahoo
Iran sends response to US proposal to end war via mediator Pakistan
According to the proposal, initial negotiations will focus on ending hostilities.
Indonesian police arrest 321 foreigners in an operation to crack down on banned online gambling – AP News
- Indonesian police arrest 321 foreigners in an operation to crack down on banned online gambling AP News
- Indonesia Arrests 321 People Over Illegal Online Gambling GamblingNews
- Indonesian police arrest more than 300 foreigners in major crackdown on online gambling operation Anadolu Ajansı
- Over 300 foreigners arrested in Jakarta during online gambling raid malaysiasun.com
- Indonesia Online Gambling Arrest Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Qatari gas shipment clears Strait of Hormuz after Pakistan-Iran talks – Financial Times
- Qatari gas shipment clears Strait of Hormuz after Pakistan-Iran talks Financial Times
- Live Updates: Qatari prime minister departs Florida as U.S. awaits Iran's response on peace deal CBS News
- Pakistan in Talks With Iran to Allow More Qatari LNG Via Hormuz Bloomberg.com
- Tanker crosses Strait of Hormuz as US waits for Iran's response to peace proposal Reuters
- U.S., Iran no closer to ending war as Qatari tanker sails toward Strait of Hormuz CNBC
Keir Starmer’s party lost big in U.K. local elections. Here’s what comes next. – NPR
- Keir Starmer's party lost big in U.K. local elections. Here’s what comes next. NPR
- U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to resign after disastrous local elections CBS News
- Starmer’s time is up — but not just yet politico.eu
- An Election Uprising in Britain WSJ
- The court of king Farage Financial Times
Can central banks curb inflation as energy costs rise?
Central banks hold rates steady as energy shock tests inflation fight.
Labour MP challenges ministers to trigger leadership contest as Starmer vows to fight on – UK politics live
Catherine West issues ultimatum for the PM as ex-minister Josh Simons joins calls for prime minister to quit
At the start of her programme Laura Kuenssberg addressed Catherine West and Bridget Phillipson who were sitting waiting for the main interviews.
Kuenssberg told West she wanted a cabinet minister to challenge Keir Starmer. She said she was sitting next to one of them. What was her message to her?
Well, there’s nothing stopping Bridget from standing. Why are all the men better than the women? We do need some senior women to step forward and to challenge for what is going to be a really difficult two and a half years between now and the general election, and also to take us into that second term.
I love you dearly, Catherine, but I just disagree on this one.
Continue reading...US-Iran ceasefire under strain as Gulf states report drone attacks
Drone hits cargo ship off Qatar’s coast, while Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates repel attacks.
Farage trying to avoid scrutiny over £5m gift from crypto billionaire, Labour says
Reform’s deputy leader, Richard Tice, seeks to present issue as irrelevant in interview with Laura Kuenssberg
Labour has accused Nigel Farage of attempting to dodge scrutiny as the Reform leader continued to face questions over the £5m gift he received from a crypto billionaire shortly before the last general election.
Asked about the gift from Christopher Harborne on Sunday, the party’s deputy leader, Richard Tice, sought to present it as an irrelevance to voters and said it had complied with all the rules.
Continue reading...GPs and hospitals in England to be required to share data to create single patient records
Wes Streeting says legislation will save lives, but GPs are concerned about liability for errors introduced by other providers
GPs and hospitals will be required to share patient data under legislation to be announced in the king’s speech on Wednesday.
Legislation to create a single patient record (SPR) for each person, which would be used across all healthcare providers, is part of a £10bn digitisation of the health service.
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