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Jaguar, luxury gifts bought with party funds: Ex-SNP chief Peter Murrell jailed for 5 years in £400,000 fraud

Former Scottish National Party (SNP) chief executive Peter Murrell has been sentenced to five years and three months in prison after admitting to embezzling more than £400,000 from party funds over a 12-year period.

The Times of India

Majority of datacenters are vulnerable to climate threats like floods and fires, study finds

Study warns AI datacenters are vulnerable to the climate hazards that their global greenhouse gas emissions bolster

The Guardian - US

Why a Canadian town has officially recognised trees as living beings with rights

For centuries, trees have been viewed primarily as natural resources, valued for the shade they provide, the carbon they store or the timber they produce. There exists one little town in Canada that opposes this point of view. Through a significant move, the town of Grand Falls-Windsor in Newfoundland and…

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France scrambles to respond, as June heatwave grips Europe

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is to hold a crisis meeting on Tuesday, after Météo France reported that the country's average temperature had broken a June record. Elsewhere in Europe, several countries are also struggling with the heatwave, which has led to a number of deaths and disruption to public…

Radio France Internationale

Fired Workers Awarded Six-Figure Payouts After Losing Corporate Jobs Over Charlie Kirk's Death Posts

Public employees dismissed for social media posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination win significant settlements, highlighting First Amendment rights in government workplaces.

International Business Times UK

'I Saw It': Trump Doubles Down On Unverified Claims That Vandals Used Box Cutters to 'Cut' Lincoln Memorial Pool 'Very Violently'

President Trump claims vandals damaged the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, but evidence is lacking. The incident involves a no-bid contract and a donor with felony convictions.

International Business Times UK

Man accused of digging up bodies from cemeteries ‘told police he likes to eat them’

Investigators found bones in a suitcase and a heart in a jar at the man’s apartment

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Honouring father's memory: British man is dribbling a football 2,000 miles from Africa to England to raise money for charity

James Lewis, a 26-year-old football coach from Staffordshire, is undertaking an extraordinary challenge that combines endurance, football and a deeply personal mission. Since setting off from Marrakesh, Morocco, on 1 May, Lewis has been dribbling a football all the way back to England, covering roughly 2,000 miles while carrying a…

The Times of India

Ex-Israeli PM says Israel smuggled Starlink systems into Iran to aid protesters

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett revealed a secret operation to smuggle thousands of Starlink internet receivers into Iran to aid anti-government protesters. He claimed the initiative aimed to ensure internet continuity for communication and organization, potentially challenging the Iranian regime. Bennett criticized the current Israeli government for halting the program,…

The Times of India

Is AI Coming For Your Job? Concerns Mount As Oracle Lays Off Another Batch of 21,000 Employees

Oracle has cut 21,000 jobs globally, attributing the reductions to AI deployment. The company spent £1.36bn on severance and restructuring, highlighting the financial impact of its AI expansion.

International Business Times UK

Forty mayors from cities across the globe sign onto data center development pact

About half of participating mayors are from the U.S.

The Independent UK

Sweden has 267,570 islands, more than any country on Earth; most have never been lived on

Sweden sits on the edge of the Baltic Sea, shares borders with Norway and Finland, and is mostly known for its forests, fjords, and very good furniture. Not exactly what you'd picture when someone says "island nation." And yet, according to a 2013 survey by Statistics Sweden , this Scandinavian…

The Times of India

Iran’s hidden drone capability? US F-15 pilot saw 'jellyfish-like' formation before jet was shot down

The US fighter pilot whose F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran in April recalled seeing a "jellyfish-like" formation of Iranian drones moments before his aircraft was downed, according to CNN.

The Times of India

Scientists alarmed after two wildfires hit Greenland within a week

Researchers say it is ‘quite wild’ to see fires at such high northern latitudes happen so early in the year

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First Thing: Judge thwarts Trump administration attempt to overthrow LA ‘sanctuary city’ policy

Central California US district court rejected claim policy was ‘unconstitutional’

The Times of India

Every step counts: How Japan is turning millions of footsteps into clean electricity

Every day, millions of people walk through Tokyo's train stations without thinking twice about where they're going, let alone the energy their steps are wasting. Japan, however, has been thinking about exactly that. The country has been quietly experimenting with a technology that captures the kinetic energy produced when a…

The Times of India

'Bibi is hysterical about it': How US-Iran understanding is rattling Israel over Lebanon

Israel expresses deep concern over new US-Iran understandings potentially legitimizing Tehran's influence in Lebanon and restricting Israeli military actions against Hezbollah. Concerns arise from recent talks and a memorandum of understanding that Israeli officials believe may increase scrutiny on Israeli strikes and pressure for troop withdrawal, potentially weakening prior agreements.

The Times of India

Congo's Ebola outbreak sets first-month record with 1,048 cases, 267 deaths

The Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with its most severe Ebola outbreak in its initial month, reporting over 1,000 confirmed cases and hundreds of deaths. The virus, a rare strain with no approved vaccine, is spreading rapidly, particularly in displacement camps. Contact tracing remains a significant hurdle, with officials…

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Middle East crisis: Rubio and Vance hold call with Lebanon’s president; Trump claims Iran has agreed to nuclear inspections ‘long into future’ – as it happened

US secretary of state and vice-president said to have discussed ceasefire monitoring body; Trump says Tehran has committed to ‘nuclear honesty’

The Times of India

'Timeline not years, its months': Five Eyes warns AI could transform cyber warfare

A stark warning has been issued by the Five Eyes intelligence alliance: advanced AI models, like Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's GPT-5.5-Cyber, are poised to revolutionize cyber warfare within months, not years. These powerful tools are expected to significantly lower the bar for malicious actors, enabling faster, larger, and more sophisticated…

The Independent UK

French police launch manslaughter probe after children die in car in 43C heatwave

Much of France was set to experience temperatures of around 40C on Tuesday, after records were shattered on Monday

Bangkok Post

Over 5,000 ‘still trapped in Myanmar scam centres’

More than 5,300 people are still trapped in online scam centres near the Thai border in Myanmar, a human rights group says, over one year after thousands were freed during a multinational crackdown in the region.

The Times of India

‘A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor’: A proverb on why challenges shape the people we become

Life’s most valuable lessons are often learned amidst chaos rather than peace. Similar to how sailors build their expertise through storms, individuals cultivate resilience and sound judgment through life’s challenges. Even though hardships can be unwelcome, they are essential for personal evolution, exposing latent strengths and shaping our identities. This…

The Times of India

African proverb of the day: 'The axe forgets; the tree remembers' — a reminder that wounds outlive power

An insightful African proverb teaches us that every action has repercussions, even if the one who initiated it moves on. The axe may forget the strike, but the tree continues to carry the wound and its memory. This wisdom applies to various areas of life, including workplaces, relationships, and societal…

The Times of India

UK Pensioner couples could see £66 monthly increase from July as pension credit payments rise by 4.8%

Many of pensioners receiving Pension Credit are set to see their payments rise from July after the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) increased the benefit by 4.8 per cent.

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