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UK resident doctors launch 16th strike as health secretary calls pay demands “unrealistic”

In a bid to address ongoing grievances, resident doctors across England are gearing up for a notable four-day strike next month. This marks the 16th major industrial action amid a heated dispute over pay and staffing. The British Medical Association is at the forefront of this movement, indicating that without…

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Body recovered from Cheshire lake after 17-year-old boy went missing while swimming at beauty spot

In a heartbreaking turn of events in Cheshire, emergency responders retrieved a body from Pick Mere lake, suspected to be that of a missing 17-year-old boy who vanished during a swimming outing. A widespread search operation, featuring boats, rescue teams, and aerial support, was mobilized to locate him. The family…

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'Something going profoundly wrong': Suicides among ICE detainees hit record high under Trump administration

An Associated Press investigation reveals a surge in detainee suicides within ICE custody since January 2025, with at least 10 men dying by self-harm. Experts cite systemic failures in mental health care, delayed screenings, and isolation contributing to these preventable deaths.

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Who is Pia Dandiya? Indian-American educator who taught in Delhi slums now running for Congress in Florida

Indian-American educator and policy professional Pia Dandiya has shifted her US Congressional campaign to Florida’s newly redrawn 22nd District, moving from her earlier bid in the 21st District as she enters a closely watched open race in the state, according to the American Bazaar.

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Mediation, debt and disorder: Can Pakistan keep balancing China, America and its own crises?

Pakistan has always believed that geography can compensate for weakness. It sits at the intersection of South Asia, Central Asia and the Middle East, possesses nuclear weapons, maintains relationships with superpowers who have shared cold ties, and has spent decades convincing bigger powers that it is too strategically important to…

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Manchester Airport partially closed by police after man spotted on upper floor fencing

On Wednesday afternoon, Manchester Airport's Terminal 2 faced a notable disturbance due to police intervention related to a welfare matter. With the forecourts temporarily shut, passengers were rerouted to JetParks 1 for drop-offs, with shuttle buses operating to assist. Thankfully, despite the police presence and some traffic complications, all flights…

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Drunk illegal immigrant driving on wrong side kills 4 people in deadly highway crash in Oklahoma; may face deportation

An illegal migrant has been charged with killing four young people after driving the wrong way under the influence (DUI) on an Oklahoma highway.

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UK heatwave turns deadly: 9 die in separate water incidents over Bank Holiday weekend, urgent warning issued

At least nine people, most of them teenagers and children, have died in separate water-related incidents across the UK during the recent heatwave and Bank Holiday weekend, according to a BBC report. The deaths have triggered urgent warnings from water safety experts, who are calling for immediate action to educate…

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Balen Shah's two-month report card: Why Nepal’s Gen Z hero is under fire already

Two months into office, Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah faces scrutiny as his ambitious reform agenda lags, with key promises marked "overdue." His administration grapples with cabinet instability, legal challenges over decisions, and criticism of his governing style, including bypassing institutions and controversial enforcement actions.

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UK heatwave breaks 100-year-old May record twice in 48 hours, experts issue climate warning

Britain is experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, shattering May temperature records twice in two days. Scientists attribute these extreme conditions to climate change, warning that such events will intensify without global net-zero emissions. Experts highlight the nation's poor preparedness for rising temperatures, with significant investment needed for adaptation measures to prevent…

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Row over Sabeer Bhatia saying India should ‘appreciate every chapter of its history’, Sridhar Vembu responds

An online fight between two billionaires over how India should view its past has stirred a row on social media, with Indian-origin tech entrepreneurs Sabeer Bhatia and Sridhar Vembu clashing after Vembu compared Bhatia’s remarks to asking Jews to “appreciate” the Holocaust.

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Dolly Parton’s 300 million-book gift quietly changed childhood reading across five countries

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library offers a new model for celebrity giving. Instead of grand events, it focuses on routine book deliveries to children. This approach tackles early literacy gaps by providing free books monthly. Public institutions now see this as vital infrastructure. The program's success lies in its consistent, community-focused…

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A country doctor gave $40 million to his alma mater and kept his name hidden until after death

A significant anonymous donation to the University at Buffalo's medical school shifted focus from buildings to essential needs. This approach prioritizes recruiting, scholarships, and endowed chairs. Such investments empower regional healthcare by supporting future professionals. This model fosters long-term growth and strengthens the medical ecosystem without seeking immediate recognition. It…

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Quote of the day by Plato: “The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is...”

Some quotes survive because they sound wise. Others survive because they create a small moment of discomfort. They stay in people's minds because they touch something that still feels real long after the world around them changes. This line linked to Plato belongs in that second category. It does not…

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Indian-Americans condemn Trump’s ‘racist’ post targeting Indians, Chinese: ‘Sends a dangerous message’

Indian-American lawmakers and advocacy groups have criticised US President Donald Trump after he shared a social media post that used derogatory language about Indians and Chinese people, calling it racist and dangerous at a time of rising anti-Asian hate in US

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Inside America’s hidden cave city where hundreds of children and families live off-grid inside sandstone cliffs

Deep in Utah’s desert near Moab lies one of America’s strangest hidden communities. Known as Rockland Ranch, or “The Rock”, the settlement is home to dozens of families living inside cave-like homes carved into sandstone cliffs. The homes were blasted into the mountainside with dynamite during the 1970s. Over time,…

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Kaaba and Kiswah explained: What lies inside Islam’s holiest site

As the annual Hajj pilgrimage began on Monday, more than 1.5 million Muslims from around the world gathered in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, for the sacred journey that forms one of the five pillars of Islam.

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Award-winning young UK farmer shot dead in field; man charged after two-year investigation

A 37-year-old man has been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of an award-winning young farmer in Derbyshire, more than two years after the incident shocked the local farming community in the UK.

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‘It all went wrong’: Best friends watched helplessly as 23-year-old climber fell 600ft to death in Wales

What started as another adventure for three best friends from South Yorkshire ended in tragedy on the rocky ridges of north Wales. 23-year-old Jack Carne, died after plunging nearly 600ft from Glyder Fawr in Eryri, also known as Snowdonia, when a rock he grabbed during a climb suddenly broke loose.

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The 10 largest clocks in the world

Giant clocks worldwide are more than timekeepers. They are architectural wonders and cultural symbols. From Saudi Arabia's Makkah Royal Clock Tower to India's Bhestan Floral Clock, these structures blend engineering and art. They stand as landmarks, reflecting local heritage and human creativity. These colossal timepieces captivate visitors and locals alike.

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Pam Bondi underwent thyroid cancer treatment after removal as US attorney general: Report

Former US Attorney General Pam Bondi has reportedly battled and is now recovering from thyroid cancer, a diagnosis that emerged shortly after her departure from the Justice Department. Amidst this personal health challenge, she has been tapped by President Trump for a science advisory role.

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5 most snake-dense bodies of water in New Mexico

Southwest's hidden water ecosystems, including Heron Lake, Elephant Butte Reservoir, Pecos River, Cochiti Lake, and Bitter Lake, are vital sanctuaries for diverse cold-blooded life. These areas teem with various snake species, from agile garter snakes to formidable rattlesnakes, showcasing a remarkable adaptation to both aquatic and arid environments, offering crucial…

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7 classic American road trips for coastlines, canyons and nostalgia

Embark on an unforgettable American adventure with seven incredible road trips. From the nostalgic charm of Route 66 to the dramatic coastal beauty of California State Route 1, these journeys offer mental renewal and a profound sense of freedom. Explore diverse landscapes, delve into history, and discover breathtaking views that…

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Trump’s Board of Peace fund empty, donations routed to JPMorgan account lacking 'transparency requirements'

Donald Trump's Board of Peace, established to aid Gaza's reconstruction, has received zero dollars in its official fund despite billions pledged by member nations. Donations are reportedly being directed to a JPMorgan account lacking independent transparency requirements, impacting plans for a US-backed Palestinian administration.

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Fire breaks out at Jewish kosher supermarket in Golders Green; 100 firefighters rush to scene

A massive fire ripped through the largest Jewish kosher supermarket in Golders Green, northwest London, early Wednesday morning, sending thick plumes of smoke into the area.

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