CCTV Shows Attack on French Nun in Jerusalem
Israeli police released CCTV footage of a man attacking a French Catholic nun in Jerusalem, pushing her to the ground and kicking her before a passerby intervened. A 36-year-old suspect has been arrested.
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Rural Landline Users Fear Digital Switchover Risks
Rural dwellers and campaigners voice fears over UK landline digital switchover, citing power cuts, poor mobile signal, and inadequate backup plans, urging deadline extension to 2030.
Australian Activists Allege Mistreatment After Flotilla Interception
Three Australian activists released in Crete claim they were mistreated by Israeli forces after their Gaza flotilla was intercepted, and have launched a hunger strike.
Swiss Clinic Defends Assisted Death of Grieving Mum
A spokesperson for the Pegasos clinic in Switzerland defends the assisted death of Wendy Duffy, 56, who ended her life due to grief over her son's death. The clinic accepts psychiatric-only cases.
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FCDO Warns UK Tourists in Turkey After Deaths
The Foreign Office issues updated travel advice for Turkey following deaths of British holidaymakers from extreme sports, methanol poisoning, and drowning.
Spirit Airlines Nears Shutdown Without Government Bailout
Spirit Airlines edges closer to shutdown after Friday passes without a government bailout, with 17,000 jobs at risk and bankruptcy proceedings ongoing.
Appeals Court Blocks Mail-Order Abortion Pill Access
A federal appeals court has restricted access to mifepristone by blocking mail distribution, requiring in-person dispensing at clinics, setting up a potential Supreme Court showdown.
Ofgem: Millions Missing Out on Household Support Fund
Ofgem warns millions of UK families may be overlooking the Household Support Fund, offering help with energy, food, and water bills. Check with your local council.
Ghana Rejects US Health Deal Over Data Privacy
Ghana has rejected a proposed US health deal worth $300 million, citing concerns over data privacy and sovereignty, becoming the latest African nation to do so.
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US Court Blocks Mail Distribution of Abortion Pill
A federal appeals court has restricted access to the abortion pill mifepristone by blocking mail distribution, requiring in-person dispensing at clinics.
Met Chief Warns British Jews Face Greatest Ever Threat
Sir Mark Rowley says British Jews face a 'ghastly Venn diagram' of hate from all sides, as antisemitism rises after the Golders Green stabbing.
Madrid Migrant Embassy Storm Exposes Amnesty Chaos
Dozens of migrants stormed the Gambian Embassy in Madrid seeking amnesty paperwork. Spain's plan to legalize 500,000 migrants sparks backlash, overcrowding, and EU concerns.
Judge Frees Murder Suspect on $500 Bail
A suspected immigrant wanted for murder in the Dominican Republic was freed on $500 bail by a Biden-appointed judge, sparking criticism from DHS officials.
UK Antibiotics Supply at Risk from China Dependence
A new report warns Britain faces catastrophic antibiotics shortages due to reliance on China, which produces up to 90% of ingredients, potentially cutting NHS and military supplies.
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Spirit Airlines to Cease Operations at 3am Saturday
Spirit Airlines is set to cease operations at 3am Saturday, potentially stranding passengers and putting 14,000 jobs at risk after a $500 million lifeline failed.
Opera Singer's Kratom Drink Addiction After Postpartum Depression
Melanie Clark, 35, became addicted to Feel Free, a kratom drink, after using it for postpartum depression. The addiction led to severe health issues and multiple relapses.
Police Hunt Dine and Dashers Over £500 Steak Bill
Northamptonshire Police release CCTV images of a group who allegedly fled Miller & Carter in Kettering without paying a £539.70 bill on April 6.
Over 500 Detained in Turkey's May Day Protests
Turkish authorities detained over 500 May Day demonstrators attempting to march in restricted areas, including near Istanbul's Taksim Square, using water cannons and pepper spray.
UK Condemned for Ending Afghan Ally Evacuation Support
The UK government faces backlash for ending evacuation support for nearly 9,000 Afghan allies, leaving them without a safe route out of Afghanistan and forcing them to travel to third countries independently.
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Alice Springs Infant Death Sparks Outrage in NT
The death of a baby in Alice Springs has ignited fury and grief, highlighting systemic failures in remote Indigenous communities in Australia's Northern Territory.
Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Voting Rights Act
The US Supreme Court's decision in a major race case could weaken the Voting Rights Act, according to legal experts. The ruling may limit protections against discriminatory voting laws, sparking concerns among civil rights groups.
Cuban Immigrant Dies in Georgia ICE Detention
A Cuban immigrant has died while in ICE custody in Georgia, sparking renewed concerns over conditions and medical care in detention facilities.
Gun Licence Surge After Bondi Shooting Prompts Buyback
Following a deadly Bondi shooting, Australia sees a spike in gun licence applications and a government buyback program to enhance public safety.
Russia Launches Over 400 Drones in Daytime Attack on Ukraine
Russia launched over 400 drones at Ukraine, injuring 10 in Ternopil. Ukraine struck a Russian refinery. Putin's ceasefire proposal dismissed by Zelenskyy.
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Children Trick Websites with Fake Moustaches
Research reveals over a third of UK children bypass age verification, using tactics like fake birthdays and drawn-on facial hair, prompting calls for stricter enforcement of the Online Safety Act.
UK Accused of Abandoning Afghan Allies with No Safe Escape
The UK faces backlash after ending evacuation support for 9,000 Afghans promised sanctuary, leaving them trapped with no safe route out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Israel Accused of Ceasefire Violation After Lebanon Strikes
Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon killed 17 people, including two children, despite a US-brokered ceasefire, sparking international condemnation and accusations of violations.
Kids Fake Moustaches to Bypass Online Age Checks
A third of UK children bypass online age gates, with some drawing on moustaches. Internet Matters report highlights weak enforcement of Online Safety Act.
Woody Cook Reports Stalker Impersonating Him Online
Woody Cook, son of Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim, has reported a stalker to police for impersonating him online and discussing intimate details of his sex life with strangers.
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Polio Found in Perth Wastewater, Low Risk Says Health Officials
A vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 strain was detected in a wastewater sample in Perth, Australia. Officials say the risk is low due to high vaccination coverage, but urge vigilance.
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