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Afghanistan says Pakistan air raids killed 13 people, including children
No immediate comment from Pakistan as Taliban says 11 children are among the dead in strikes on border provinces.
Dinosaur highway 'longest of its kind in the world'
Dinosaur highway 'longest of its kind in the world'3 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleJordan Brooks,OxfordandEthan Gudge,South of EnglandKevin Church/BBCThe footprints were made 166 million years ago as a dinosaur walked across a lagoonA dinosaur trackway made up of 200 footprints which were made 166 million years ago is the largest of its kind uncovered in the world, researchers have said.The tracks were first spotted by a worker at Dewars Farm Quarry in Oxfordshire four years ago -...
Model who alleges Kanye West choked her tells BBC she felt 'suffocated and scared'
Model who alleges Kanye West choked her tells BBC she felt 'suffocated and scared'Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSteven McIntoshGetty ImagesYe, formerly Kanye West, is known for hits such as Gold Digger, Heartless, Homecoming and All Falls DownWarning: This story contains details some may find distressingA model who alleges Kanye West choked her on a music video set has told the BBC she was left feeling "suffocated, unsure and scared".Jennifer An, a former contestant on America's Nex...
Sindh CM orders action after camel’s eyes gouged out in Thar village
MITHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday ordered strict action against the culprits who allegedly gouged out both eyes of a female camel after subjecting the animal to severe torture in a Tharparkar village a day earlier. “Cruelty against voiceless animals is unacceptable under any circumstances,” the CM said, and described the incident as an inhumane act. He also directed Tharparkar’s livestock department to ensure immediate veterinary treatment of the camel. He sought a re...
Charities in England and Wales ‘donate millions to illegal Israeli settlements’
MP Melanie Ward calls on Charity Commission to look into 32 organisations she says have given at least £28mThirty-two charities in England and Wales have donated at least £28m to Israeli settlements that are illegal under international law, an MP has said.Labour’s Melanie Ward said that if gift aid were claimed against the donations in the usual way, it would mean taxpayers had subsidised illegal settlements to the tune of £5.6m, a situation she described as deplorable. The foreign secretary, Yv...
Most Makerfield voters say offensive posts would put them off candidate, poll finds
Survey in run-up to byelection also finds support for water renationalisation, wealth tax and cap on political donationsA majority of voters in Makerfield say they would be less likely to vote for an election candidate if they have posted offensive content on social media, polling shows.The polling for the campaign group 38 Degrees, undertaken by Survation, asked 518 voters in the Makerfield constituency for their views on a range of issues, with 55% saying they would be less likely to vote for...
World-leading UK science facilities at risk amid £162m funding crisis
Diamond Light Source and ISIS Neutron and Muon Source face cuts of up to 20% as Science and Technology Facilities Council seeks savingsBritain’s scientific capabilities face “serious damage” with some national facilities at risk of closure under spending cuts that are being considered to meet spiralling costs at the government’s infrastructure funding agency.The concern surrounds sites funded and operated by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), including the Diamond Light Source...
Global brands ‘likely’ using mineral that funds rebels accused of atrocities in DRC, investigation finds
Amazon and Sony among firms that may have sourced coltan, used in phones, from supply chains controlled by the M23 rebels, says Global WitnessLeading global brands including Amazon, Ericsson and Sony are “likely” to have sourced minerals linked to a militia accused of widespread sexual violence, summary executions and torture, a new investigation claims.The companies allegedlybut unknowingly, acquired coltan smuggled from mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) that are occupied by t...
Not having an opinion on SpaceX is going to cost you
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GB News Daily Reflection — Wednesday 10th June 2026
In today's GB News Daily Reflection, we acknowledge that a lot of people assume that if God exists, the expectation is to sort yourself out first. Get your life in order, clean things up, then maybe you're acceptable."But Jesus flips that idea. He says he comes for the people who know they need help. The ones who are aware of their limitations, their mistakes, their need for change."And Jesus response isn't distance, it's closeness. He goes to the table. He sits with the people. Others avoid, an...
Icons of Football: 12 months with Craig Gordon
Legendary goalkeeper Craig Gordon grants behind-the-scenes access to his life over 12 months as, at the age of 42, he makes one last attempt to reach a World Cup.
Hamilton: First win for Ferrari 'couldn't be closer'
Lewis Hamilton says he "couldn't be closer" to a first grand prix victory for Ferrari amid his best run of form since joining the Italian team.The seven-time world champion endured a disappointing debut campaign with Ferrari after joining from Mercedes ahead of the 2025 season, but has made a far more encouraging start to his second campaign in red.
Australia sends in helicopters to shoot wild horses from the air to protect 'indigenous plants'
Helicopters will be sent in to shoot wild horses from the air under a controversial culling scheme in Australia. Authorities in New South Wales are preparing to launch the controversial programme in the Snowy Mountains region this week.The brumbies, as the feral horses are known locally, have been classified as an invasive species by the state Government.But animal welfare campaigners have denounced the programme as "completely barbaric".Kosciuszko National Park will serve as the focal point fo...
Watch: Messi silences injury concerns with stunning penalty in Argentina's 3-0 win
Lionel Messi eased fitness concerns ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 by scoring shortly after coming off the bench in Argentina's 3-0 win over Iceland. Returning from a hamstring injury, the captain converted a penalty just two minutes after entering the match. The victory boosted confidence as Argentina prepare to defend their World Cup title, with Messi set for his sixth tournament.
Bharathiraja: Meet the filmmaker who changed Tamil cinema
Renowned filmmaker Bharathiraja, celebrated for his realistic portrayal of rural life and human emotions, has passed away at 84. His groundbreaking film '16 Vayathinile' launched stars and redefined Tamil cinema. Bharathiraja's impactful career, spanning nearly five decades, earned him national awards and a Padma Shri, leaving an indelible legacy.
'Playing such a shot is mind-boggling': Ashwin tears into Pant
Rishabh Pant is a celebrated match-winner in Indian Test cricket, known for his aggressive style. However, his tendency to play high-risk shots, particularly in the 80s and 90s, has led to frustrating dismissals. Ravichandran Ashwin believes Pant, with over 50 Tests, needs to prioritize game awareness and convert promising scores into centuries for greater team rewards.
"4,399 Days And Counting": PM Modi Becomes Longest-Serving Elected Prime Minister
PM Modi on Wednesday became the longest-serving prime minister, with an unbroken tenure of 4,399 days in office.
Global leaders hail Modi as he surpasses Nehru's record as longest-serving elected PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a new record as India's longest-serving elected Prime Minister. He has now served more consecutive days in office than Jawaharlal Nehru. Leaders from the United States, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka have sent congratulations. They praised his leadership and public service. The US ambassador highlighted his decades of dedication.
Anthropic releases Mythos version of AI model
Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5, a powerful AI model now publicly available. This release follows extensive safety measures to prevent misuse in high-risk fields. Fable 5, designed for complex tasks, is priced competitively and offers enhanced token efficiency, marking a significant step in making advanced AI more accessible.
Keir Starmer could SCRAP Royal Navy's new destroyers despite warnings Britain's safety 'in peril'
Sir Keir Starmer could scrap the next generation of Royal Navy destroyers in his long-overdue defence plan.The Prime Minister could delay - or drop - plans to build Type 83 destroyers, which would have replaced the Navy's ageing fleet of Type 45 destroyers between 2035 and 2038.The plans have been put on the backburner amid a bitter funding row between the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the Treasury over Sir Keir's Defence Investment Plan (DIP).A final decision on the new class of destroyer would...
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