French Widow, 85, Breaks Silence on ICE Detention
Marie-Thérèse Ross, an 85-year-old French widow of a US veteran, describes her 16-day detention in Louisiana, hearing crying children and facing harsh treatment.
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French Widow, 85, Recounts US Immigration Detention
Marie-Thérèse Ross, 85, describes 16 days in US immigration detention, sharing her experience of harsh conditions and solidarity among detainees.
UN warns of hunger crisis without Strait of Hormuz fertilisers
A UN official warns that tens of millions could face starvation if fertiliser shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are not resumed soon, as Iran's blockade disrupts global food security.
Three Sleep Disorders Drivers Must Report to DVLA
Drivers with sleep disorders like sleep apnoea or narcolepsy must inform the DVLA or risk a £1,000 fine. Learn which conditions require disclosure.
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Iran Threatens 90% Uranium Enrichment If Attacked Again
Iran warns it could enrich uranium to weapons-grade 90% if attacked again, amid fragile ceasefire and tensions with US, Israel, and Kuwait.
Sewage Crisis Hits California Beaches and Navy SEALs
Millions of gallons of bacteria-infested sewage from Mexico flow daily into California, forcing beach closures and sickening Navy SEALs. The decades-old Tijuana River crisis worsens.
Duterte's Drug War Enforcer Urges President Not to Hand Him to ICC
Senator Ronald dela Rosa, top enforcer of Duterte's drug war, urges President Marcos not to hand him to the ICC, fearing arrest and holed up in his office.
Welsh Villagers Hunt Fuel Thieves Amid Iran War Price Hike
In Gwynedd, villagers turned detectives to catch fuel thieves at a family-run station, with prices soaring due to the Iran war. Social media sleuthing led to refunds.
Philippine Senator Vows to Fight ICC Arrest Warrant
Philippine Senator Ronald dela Rosa vows to fight ICC arrest warrant for alleged crimes against humanity linked to Duterte's drug war killings.
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Kardo Jaf: Key Channel Smuggler Identified
Kardo Jaf, a 28-year-old Iraqi Kurd, has been identified as the leader of a vast smuggling network responsible for over half of Channel crossings, charging £15,000 per migrant.
Malaysia Searches for 14 Missing Migrants After Boat Sinks
Malaysian authorities are searching for 14 missing Indonesians after a boat carrying 37 people sank off Pangkor Island. 23 survivors were rescued by a fishing vessel.
Booking.com Customers Hit by Reservation Hijacking Scams
Thousands of Booking.com customers report targeted scams using stolen booking details after a data breach, with scammers impersonating hotels via WhatsApp and fake links.
Hantavirus: Symptoms, Spread, and Differences from COVID-19
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has killed three. Learn about symptoms, prevention, and why experts say it's not another COVID-19.
Aussie Singer Denied US Entry After Trump Post
Australian musician Keli Holiday was denied entry to the US, cutting his tour short. His girlfriend Abbie Chatfield apologised for an old social media post about Donald Trump.
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Ireland Airs Father Ted Eurovision Episode Over Israel Boycott
RTÉ will broadcast a Father Ted Eurovision parody instead of the final, joining boycotts over Israel's participation in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest.
14 Missing After Migrant Boat Sinks Off Malaysia
A boat carrying 37 Indonesian migrants sank off Malaysia's west coast, leaving 14 missing. 23 were rescued near Pangkor Island; search ongoing.
Arcadia Mayor to Plead Guilty as Illegal Chinese Agent
Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, California, has agreed to plead guilty to acting as an unregistered foreign agent for China and resigned from office.
Texas Sues Netflix Over Alleged Spying on Users
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit accusing Netflix of spying on users, including children, and collecting data without consent, violating state law.
UK Failing Victims of Modern Slavery: Record Levels
Modern slavery cases in the UK hit record highs in 2025, with a 41% increase. Anti-slavery groups urge stronger action and investment to protect victims and prosecute perpetrators.
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Drug Gang Attacks Force Hundreds to Flee in Mexico
Intense attacks by Los Ardillos gang, including drone bombings, have forced up to 1,000 Indigenous families from their homes in Guerrero state, Mexico.
Cruise Passenger Told Hantavirus Symptoms Were Anxiety
A French woman who tested positive for hantavirus after being evacuated from a cruise ship was told her symptoms were likely anxiety, Spain's health minister revealed.
Hantavirus Cruise Passengers Repatriated via Netherlands
Six passengers from the hantavirus-hit MV Hondius cruise ship arrive in the Netherlands on a repatriation flight, en route to a 42-day quarantine in Perth, Australia.
California Mayor Resigns Over China Agent Charges
Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, California, resigned after being charged as an illegal foreign agent of China. She agreed to plead guilty and faces up to 10 years in prison.
EU Sanctions Officials for Ukraine Child Abductions
EU imposes sanctions on 16 officials for abducting Ukrainian children; Kyiv faces drone attacks after a three-day ceasefire expires; 20,500 children forcibly transferred to Russia.
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Art Installation Highlights Ukraine's Stolen Children
A teen bedroom art installation at the European Commission spotlights over 20,500 Ukrainian children unlawfully taken to Russia, as global delegates meet to discuss their return.
Woods' Lawyer Fights Prescription Record Release in DUI Case
Tiger Woods' attorney argues constitutional privacy rights to block release of his prescription drug records in Florida DUI case, with a hearing set for Tuesday.
Murder Charges Dropped in Isla Bell Case Due to Lack of Evidence
Murder and manslaughter charges against Marat Ganiev for the death of 19-year-old Isla Bell have been dropped due to insufficient evidence. He now faces a charge of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
66% Back Private Jet Ban Over Flight Cuts in Fuel Crisis
A new poll reveals 66% of the British public supports restricting private jets over cancelling passenger flights if fuel shortages occur, with cross-party backing.
EES Update: Greece, Portugal, Germany Travel Advice
Simon Calder provides an update on the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) for British holidaymakers heading to Greece, Portugal, and Germany, with reports of delays.
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Third Hantavirus Case on Cruise, Quarantine in Madrid
A third person from a cruise ship has been confirmed with hantavirus, with a Spanish national now quarantined in Madrid as international spread continues.
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