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Dining across the divide: ‘I suggested we add each other on social media. He said, I don’t see that we’d ever meet again’

A writer and a master’s student disagree on how to describe the conflict in the Middle East, but what are their views on the monarchy?

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Louisiana church backtracks after asking parishioners to pray for disgraced priest convicted of SA

He has been sentence to life in prison.

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Melinda French Gates Calls Jeffrey Epstein 'Evil' Days After Bill Gates' Congress Hearing on Epstein Ties

Melinda French Gates condemns Jeffrey Epstein as 'evil' and criticises the justice system's failures. She reflects on her advocacy work and personal growth since her divorce.

International Business Times UK

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Melinda Gates tells interviewer ‘Epstein could have been stopped’ days after her ex testified to Congressional panel

‘If we don’t want children to be harmed, the justice system has to work,’ the philanthropist said

The Independent UK

‘A huge anomaly’: Antarctica records winter temperatures 20C warmer than normal

The new heat record comes amid a prolonged heatwave that has seen maximum daily temperatures above zero degrees for three consecutive weeks.

Euronews

UN Confirms Child Killed After Taliban Open Fire on Rare Women's Rights Rally

A child was killed in Herat, Afghanistan, as Taliban forces fired on protesters demanding the release of women arrested for hijab violations. The crackdown highlights ongoing repression under Taliban rule.

International Business Times UK

Pregnant Sri Lankan care worker fears separation from family as Home Office letters target dependents

A pregnant Sri Lankan care worker living legally in the UK fears she could be separated from her husband and daughter after the Home Office reportedly ordered her dependents to leave the country, in what critics say is a contentious fallout of Britain's immigration crackdown.

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Fancy owning your own town? Australia’s smallest settlement is on the market for €243,000

With just two residents, a four-bed roadhouse and an unofficial mayor’s job description that includes running the post office and pouring pints, the outback town of Cooladdi is searching for new owners willing to embrace an unconventional way of life.

Euronews

"You can’t save everything you love." Soundgarden's Kim Thayil on the loss of his friend and bandmate Chris Cornell

"I could never have anticipated the vacuum, the absence, and how profound it is"

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Scientists sound alarm on World Oceans Day as Trump axes deep-sea monitoring

The United States has removed hundreds of deep-sea instruments used to monitor the impact of climate change on marine environments, alarming scientists as the United Nations marks World Oceans Day.

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Dining across the divide: ‘I’m not a climate denier, but aiming for net zero by 2050 is unrealistic’

An ‘apolitical’ retired IT manager and a ‘far left’ biologist disagree over tackling global heating – but are they in harmony over truth and reconciliation?

The Guardian - UK

Anthony Head: The soft-spoken star whose Rupert Giles enamoured a generation of Buffy fans

TRIBUTE: Long before he appeared as Rupert Mannion on ‘Ted Lasso,’ the British actor, who has died aged 72, was known for his career-defining role as another Rupert — the awkward watcher to Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Buffy. Ellie Muir looks back at what Head meant to Buffy fans, and what…

The Independent UK

“I can visualise sitting at the lovely black Steinway piano. I was playing on it one day, and this song came to me”: How Paul McCartney created his greatest post-Beatles song

“He did the whole thing, start to finish, every instrument, everything, in a day”

MusicRadar

Jack White’s panned exhibition: Which musicians found success in fine art?

Jack White’s debut exhibition has divided opinion. Here’s how other music icons fared in the court of public opinion and the eyes of critics.

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Former Minister rings warning bell for public safety after recent SA sentences focus on perpetrator vulnerabilities rather than victims

If true, this could feel like impunity for the attackers.

The Times of India

Chinese spies posing as job recruiters to target Western officials, Five Eyes warns

Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using fake job offers on professional platforms to ensnare government and military personnel. The Five Eyes alliance warns these tactics aim to extract sensitive information, with targets pressured to provide confidential details for financial rewards. Western nations urge vigilance against these sophisticated espionage efforts.

Medical Daily

New Cancer Treatments Show Promise Against Some of the Deadliest Tumors, Researchers Report

The developments were highlighted during presentations at major oncology meetings and reported by The Guardian on June 1, as researchers unveiled data suggesting that several next-generation treatments may improve outcomes for patients who have exhausted standard options.

The Independent UK

Louisiana church sparks backlash by soliciting prayers for pastor convicted of sexual assault - but nothing for his victims

Anthony Odiong, a Roman Catholic priest who served in Texas and Louisiana, was found guilty of sexual assault in Waco

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The Economic Times

Global media join forces to confront AI challenges

Around 30 European and North American media outlets on Wednesday joined a coalition launched by Britain's BBC, Sky News and The Guardian, aiming to secure fair payment for news content from artificial intelligence giants. SPUR was co-founded by the BBC, Financial Times, Guardian Media Group, Sky News, Telegraph Media and…

The Times of India

The 1940 radio message that connected young Princess Elizabeth with wartime evacuees

In 1940, a young Princess Elizabeth addressed displaced children via radio, offering comfort and shared resilience during wartime. This historic broadcast, part of Children's Hour, humanized the royal family by featuring her sister, Princess Margaret. The event showcased early media's power to connect with the public during national emergencies, fostering…

The Times of India

The time Princess Diana sneaked off to dance 'Uptown Girl' on stage at the Royal Opera House

Princess Diana surprised everyone at a Royal Opera House gala in 1985. She performed a secret dance with professional dancer Wayne Sleep. This unexpected act broke royal protocol. It showed a more human side of the princess. The performance became a memorable moment in royal history. It connected with the…

The Economic Times

Who won the California Governor race? Early results show Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer battling for top spots

As preliminary results emerged Tuesday night, Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer pulled ahead of a crowded field competing to succeed Gavin Newsom, who is barred from seeking another term, according to a report by The Guardian.

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Tiny Georgia town challenges Trump’s ICE ‘megacenter’ plan with a novel legal strategy that could ripple nationwide

The detention center could triple the town's population.

The Times of India

Sri Lankan family faces deportation despite mother's UK visa extension: Children must leave

A Sri Lankan family living legally in the UK has been told that its two young children must leave the country despite their mother being granted permission to remain until 2031, according to a report by The Guardian.

International Business Times UK

'Go Home' Letters Ignite Fury as Children as Young as Five Ordered to Leave the UK

The UK faces backlash after Home Office letters ordered children of migrant care workers to leave, highlighting the human cost of recent immigration policy changes.

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