EasyJet Quashes Fuel Shortage Fears for May 2026 Flights
EasyJet reassures passengers about jet fuel supply for May 2026 holidays, stating no disruption to flights. Government monitors situation amid Middle East conflict.
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Man gored to death in Spain's 'street of hell' festival
Santiago Barreo San Roman, 30, was killed during a bull-running event in Baes de Segura, Jaen, after being tossed and dragged by a fighting bull in Calle Palomares.
AI Child Abuse Imagery Reports Surge 154% in a Year
Reports of AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery rose by 154% in 2025, with video content increasing 260-fold, prompting calls for stronger safety measures.
Former NRL Star Kept Amputated Leg After Crash
Tawera Nikau, ex-NRL star, requested to keep his amputated leg after a 2003 motorbike accident, initially planning to display it in a jar.
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King's US Walkabout in Doubt After Trump Shooting
A government minister could not confirm if the King's planned public walkabout during his US state visit will proceed after a security review following an attempted attack on Donald Trump.
Two-Thirds of Australian Teens Still Use Social Media Despite Ban
Despite a ban for under-16s, two-thirds of Australian teens still access social media, with many finding it easy to bypass restrictions, raising doubts about the ban's effectiveness.
Iran Offers to End Strait of Hormuz Chokehold Without Nuclear Deal
Iran has proposed ending its control of the Strait of Hormuz without addressing its nuclear program, sources say. Tehran also demands the US lift its blockade, blaming Washington for failed talks.
BBC's Scam Interceptors Returns with High-Octane Episode
BBC's crime documentary 'Scam Interceptors' airs a gripping repeat episode tonight at 8.30pm, featuring a high-octane chase to stop scammers targeting victims.
Trump's Cuba Doctor Ban Hurts Poor Latin Americans
US pressure forces countries to end Cuban medical missions, leaving vulnerable communities without healthcare as doctors are withdrawn.
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Labour's Visa Changes Threaten Social Care Workers
Labour's immigration plans could extend indefinite leave to remain wait for 300,000 social care workers to 15 years, sparking backlash over fairness and economic impact.
Do Stronger Borders Ever Work? A History of Futile Walls
From ancient Sumeria to modern times, border walls have failed to stop determined migrants. Yet nations keep building them, with devastating human and financial costs.
UK Ban on Hunting Trophy Imports Long Overdue
Campaigners call for immediate UK ban on trophy hunting imports, citing cruelty, neocolonialism, and lack of conservation benefits, as political consensus stalls.
Orbán Allies Rush Wealth Abroad After Election Defeat
Following Viktor Orbán's election loss, associates are moving assets to the Middle East and beyond, as incoming PM Péter Magyar vows to crack down on corruption.
NT Police Seek Man in Five-Year-Old Girl Abduction
Northern Territory police urgently seek public help to locate five-year-old Sharon, missing from an Alice Springs town camp, and 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis.
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Drug Use Spikes During Heatwaves and Sports Events in England
Research led by Imperial College London reveals drug use in England spikes during heatwaves, bank holidays, and sports events, with high cocaine and ketamine levels.
Israeli Attacks Worsen Gaza Water Crisis, Kill Engineer
Israeli forces killed a water engineer and two drivers in Gaza, worsening clean water shortages that fuel preventable diseases. Soap prices double as hygiene products are restricted.
Rinehart: Screen Immigrants' Social Media in Anzac Speech
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, called for screening immigrants' social media and said children are taught to be ashamed of the flag in an untelevised Anzac Day speech.
Devon Arrest in London Anti-Semitic Attack Probe
A 37-year-old man was arrested near Barnstaple, Devon, in connection with a series of arson attacks on Jewish community targets in London, including synagogues and ambulances.
NDIS Reforms: 160,000 Australians Face Losing Support
Australians with disabilities fear being cut from the NDIS after the government announced 160,000 participants will be removed, sparking concerns about independence and quality of life.
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Chocolate Bonbons Recalled Over Walnut Allergy Risk
French Broad Chocolates recalls Bette's Bake Sale Bonbon Collection due to mislabeling that hides walnut content, posing serious allergy risk to consumers.
12 US Scientists Dead or Missing: FBI Probes Security Threat
Twelve US scientists with ties to nuclear and space programs have died or disappeared since 2022. Congress and the FBI are investigating possible national security implications.
Elderly Cubans Rely on Church Meals Amid Deepening Crisis
Many elderly Cubans face extreme hardship as the economic crisis deepens, with pensions as low as $4 per month. Church meals provide a lifeline amid food shortages and emigration of youth.
16 Killed in Strikes Across Ukraine and Russia
At least 16 people were killed in weekend strikes across Ukraine, Russian-occupied territory, and Russia, as the Chernobyl anniversary raises nuclear safety concerns.
Stranded Seafarers in Persian Gulf Amid Iran Conflict
About 20,000 seafarers remain stranded in the Persian Gulf as the Strait of Hormuz stays effectively shut due to the Iran war, with crews facing drone attacks, food shortages, and uncertainty.
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UK Backpacker Calls Out Racist Comments in Sydney Cafe
A UK backpacker overheard two women making racist remarks about Asians at a Japanese-style cafe in Sydney, sparking a viral TikTok discussion on racism in Australia.
Stasi Files Reveal Soviet Misinformation After Chernobyl
Declassified Stasi files show how East Germany and the Soviet Union spread disinformation after the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, prioritizing reputation over public health.
Seoul Locals Use 'Quiet Police' to Silence Tourists
Residents of Seoul's Bukchon neighborhood hire 'quiet police' to shush noisy tourists, with fines for tour buses and red zones enforced from 5pm daily.
US strike on drug boat kills 3, total deaths 186
A US military strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific killed three, bringing total deaths to 186 since the campaign began. No evidence of drugs has been provided.
London Mayor Criticised Over Naked Bike Ride Safety
A sexual abuse charity claims Sadiq Khan isn't doing enough to shield children from nudity during London's World Naked Bike Ride, urging a legal review.
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ISIS-Linked Australians Preparing Return from Syria
Four Australian women and nine children linked to ISIS have left a Syrian detention camp and are set to return home on commercial flights from Damascus within days.
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