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Female tourist, 69, is shot dead in front of her husband and children when guide's gun accidentally goes off at end of South Africa safari tour
Female tourist, 69, is shot dead in front of her husband and children when guide's gun accidentally goes off at end of South Africa safari tourSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy JAMIE PYATT and SABRINA PENTY, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 13:33, 18 June 2026 | Updated: 13:35, 18 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Crocombe one of 32 players selected in The Hundred wildcard draft
Sussex fast bowler Henry Crocombe is one of the final 32 players selected in The Hundred wildcard draft.Crocombe, who was called into the England squad as cover for Ollie Robinson ahead of the second Test against New Zealand, will join Lord's-based London Spirit for the tournament.
Why engineers in Meta's AI unit, built for it's key employee, are calling it a 'mess'
Meta's new Applied AI unit, built to power Mark Zuckerberg's $14.3 billion bet on chief AI officer Alexandr Wang, is in open revolt. The 6,500 engineers drafted into the months-old team call the work "soul-crushing" and a "gulag," with one hijacking a company livestream to insult an executive. Amid 8,000 layoffs and a worker-surveillance backlash, even CTO Andrew Bosworth admits Meta's AI rollout was "atrocious." Here's why morale collapsed.
Amber heat warnings issued for parts of southern England
Temperatures expected to hit 30C on Friday and remain high over weekend as second heatwave in three weeks approaches Amber heat warnings have been issued for parts of southern England as a second heatwave in the space of three weeks approaches.Temperatures are expected to climb to 30C on Friday, remain high over the weekend, and reach 33C on Monday. Continue reading...
Rare, Under-Studied Goat-Antelope Spotted In Sikkim After Nearly 3 Decades
Mishmi Takin: During a routine patrolling exercise conducted in Bakuchen under Tingda Reserve Forest, forest officials recorded the first-ever video footage of the species from the area.
European Council Summit: Trade with China at a crossroads
This week, European leaders gather for a summit that was expected to focus on "competitiveness and global economic challenges." But behind the scenes, one issue has proven so contentious that officials have reportedly tiptoed towards a trade confrontation with China. Our reporter Zhou Jiaxin has the following analysis.
How Israel seized 1,000 sq km in two years, its biggest territorial expansion in decades
Israel has significantly expanded its military-held territory in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria since October 2023, encompassing approximately 1,000 square kilometers. This move, described as creating "buffer zones," has displaced millions and raises concerns about permanence, despite not being recognized as new borders. This marks its biggest expansion of its militarily-held territories in years.
US gas prices dip below $4 for the first time since March
U.S. gas prices are just barely below an average of $4 a gallon nationwide on Thursday, shortly after President Donald Trump signed an agreement with Iran that calls for Tehran to dilute its stockpile of highly enriched uranium and waives U.S.-backed s...
Telegram Is "Like Frankenstein": Centre Defends Move To Block Platform
"Telegram has become the new dark web... Criminals have rapidly adopted Telegram to post links on channels that connect to dark web forums," the Centre told the HIgh Court today
Crime boss Steven Lyons loses bid to block extradition to Spain
Crime boss Steven Lyons loses bid to block extradition to Spain2 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleAnna HolliganBBC News in AmsterdamNgurah Rai Immigration OfficeSteven Lyons was arrested on 28 March in Bali before being deported to the NetherlandsSteven Lyons, one of Scotland's leading gangland figures, has lost his bid to block extradition from the Netherlands to Spain.Lyons was arrested in Bali in March under a European Warrant issued by Spain's Guardia Civil.He was deported to the...
Supreme court to release opinions with several high-stakes rulings to come including birthright citizenship – US politics live
Trump’s immigration agenda is on the supreme court docket with rulings still to come on birthright citizenship and TPS for Haitian and Syrian immigrantsSign up for the Breaking News US emailHello and welcome to the US politics live blog.The supreme court is expected to render at least one judgment today as the term is set to come to an end later this month. There are a series of cases yet to be decided that are relevant to Donald Trump, including his attempt to limit birthright citizenship and...
Men jailed over work for Chinese intelligence in UK
Men jailed over work for Chinese intelligence in UKJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleElla KiplingMetropolitan PoliceChi Leung "Peter" Wai and Chung Biu "Bill" Yuen were found guilty on Thursday after a trial at the Old BaileyTwo men who worked for Chinese intelligence in the UK have been jailed.Chi Leung "Peter" Wai, 40, was sentenced to 10 years and Chung Biu "Bill" Yuen, 65, given an eight year term after being found guilty of assisting a foreign intelligence service, an offence under...
After PM Modi-Trump G7 Meet, Amit Shah Holds Security Talks With US Envoy
He said under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, India is firmly committed to advancing the India-U.S. Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership and ensuring that the people of both nations benefit from the bilateral relationship.
Birthday celebration ruined; restaurant ordered to pay Rs 50,000 compensation
A Thiruvananthapuram restaurant has been ordered to pay Rs 50,000 to a customer whose daughter's first birthday party was marred by poor service and stale food. The district consumer commission found the restaurant's manager and managing director jointly liable for deficiency in service, citing unrebutted allegations of empty food containers, absent staff, and complaints about the quality of dishes served.
Iran says it will charge a ‘payment for services’ in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran says it will charge a ‘payment for services’ in the Strait of Hormuz
Father keeps his cool as shouting man calls cops on him for taking his two young daughters into women's restroom
Father keeps his cool as shouting man calls cops on him for taking his two young daughters into women's restroomSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy JOE HUTCHISON, US SENIOR NEWS REPORTER Published: 13:21, 18 June 2026 | Updated: 13:23, 18 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Energy firm behind Britain’s largest power station cleared after environmental investigation
The energy company behind Britain’s largest power station will face no further action after an investigation into the sustainability of its wood pellets. Energy giant Drax runs a ‘green’ biomass power station in South Yorkshire providing around five per cent of all UK electricity. It burns millions of tonnes of wood pellets every year, which it imports from North America. This is treated as renewable energy because the carbon released was first absorbed from the atmosphere during the trees’ life...
Wetherspoon pub plagued by greedy seagulls divides opinion over warning stolen food will not be refunded
Wetherspoon pub plagued by greedy seagulls divides opinion over warning stolen food will not be refundedSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ANDREW LEVY, REPORTER Published: 13:19, 18 June 2026 | Updated: 13:20, 18 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Most of Great Britain’s major rail operators are back in public hands – is it working?
Explore the Guardian’s tracker to see which operators are nationalised and if services are improving under public ownershipThe majority of Great Britain’s major rail operators are now in public ownership, as the Labour government continues its efforts to make the railways “more reliable, affordable and accessible”.The nationalisation of Govia Thameslink on 31 May represents the eleventh major passenger service to be brought back into public ownership, leaving five to go before the government’s d...
15-million-years old shark fossils discovered by Odisha teacher and students on a random field visit, locals called them 'Asura Hadda'
Professor Debabrata Nandi and his students were out on a field visit when they noticed some fossil-like remnants there. When they went to the local people to ask about them, they got to know they referred to it as 'Asura Hadda' or 'demon's bones'.
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