Deported Venezuelan seeks asylum in Spain, feels safe
Andry José Hernández Romero, deported from the US to El Salvador's Cecot prison, has moved to Spain to seek asylum, citing safety concerns and distrust of US authorities.
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Uranium and Hormuz Control Stall US-Iran Ceasefire Talks
Pakistani mediators push for permanent ceasefire between US and Iran, but disputes over uranium stockpile and Strait of Hormuz control remain major obstacles.
US Social Media Giants Block Saudi Dissidents Under Riyadh Orders
Meta, Snapchat, and X are blocking Saudi dissidents' accounts following government requests, raising concerns about censorship and repression.
Ben-Gvir's Flotilla Video: Abuse Template Honed on Palestinians
Israel's far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's video taunting detained Gaza flotilla activists draws global outrage, highlighting routine abuse of Palestinian detainees.
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Jailing of Daria Egereva Highlights Russia's Indigenous Crackdown
Daria Egereva, a prominent Indigenous rights activist, faces terror charges in Russia. Her case underscores threats to Indigenous peoples from authoritarianism, extractivism, and climate change.
Chicago Protesters Cleared as ICE Case Falls Apart
Federal prosecutors dropped all charges against four protesters indicted for demonstrating outside a Chicago ICE detention center, citing grand jury transcript redactions.
Spain to Legalise 500,000 Undocumented Migrants for Economy
Spain plans to grant legal status to half a million undocumented workers to boost economic growth, with applications exceeding expectations and far-right groups opposing the move.
Activists accuse Israel of sexual assault and rape on flotilla
Activists on the Gaza-bound flotilla accuse Israeli forces of sexual assault, violence, and rape during detention. Over 430 arrested, with reports of broken bones and hospitalisations. Israel denies allegations.
Belarusian Journalist Ill in Prison, Family Pleads for Release
Imprisoned Belarusian journalist Kiryl Pazniak, 49, has fallen seriously ill with pneumonia and COVID-19, his family says. They urge authorities to release him to save his life.
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First Channel Crossing in Nearly Two Weeks
Migrants arrived in the UK via small boat on Friday, the first crossing in nearly two weeks. Numbers are down 44% from last year, as net migration drops to 171,000.
Russia Blames NATO for Drone Attack in Occupied Ukraine
Russia accuses NATO of involvement in a Ukrainian drone strike on a college in occupied Lugansk, killing four and injuring 40, vowing no leniency.
Whole Foods Soup Recall Over Undeclared Shrimp
Kettle Cuisine recalls Whole Foods Market Kitchen Minestrone Soup due to undeclared shrimp. The soup was sold in 18 states and online. No illnesses reported.
UK Passport Holders: New Travel Document May Be Needed
UK passport holders are reminded that significant appearance changes may require a new passport. Influencer Kate Cassidy was flagged at the airport for looking different from her photo.
Drisers 'Think Twice' Over New 3p Pay-Per-Mile EV Tax
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a 3p per mile road tax for electric cars from April 2028, sparking concerns it could deter EV adoption and undermine net zero targets.
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Migrants Cross English Channel After Nearly Two Weeks
Migrants have arrived in the UK after crossing the English Channel for the first time since May 9, with numbers down 44% on last year.
WHO: Congo Ebola Risk ‘Very High’ at National Level
The WHO has elevated the risk of the Bundibugyo Ebola strain to 'very high' in Congo, with no approved vaccine. The UK pledges £20 million to contain the outbreak.
Irish PM Asks Pope to Urge Religious Orders on Abuse Redress
Taoiseach Micheal Martin met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, urging the Church to support survivors of historical abuse and press religious orders to contribute to redress schemes.
Group Sues Trump Over VA Abortion Ban for Veterans
Minority Veterans of America sues Trump administration over reinstating near-ban on VA abortions, citing lack of evidence and harm to veterans' health.
EU backlash over Taliban invite for deportation talks
The European Commission invites Taliban officials to Brussels for deportation talks, sparking outrage among lawmakers who call it a betrayal of EU values and human rights.
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Port of Dover Warns of Two-Hour Queues for EU Checks
Port of Dover warns of two-hour queues for EU border checks as bank holiday getaway begins, with 18,000 travellers expected and new EES system partially implemented.
Trump's Latino Support Drops Over Immigration Crackdown
Donald Trump's support among Latino voters has plummeted from 93% to 66% due to his aggressive immigration enforcement, risking Republican losses in future elections.
Radiation Spike After Russian Uranium Missile Strike
Ukraine reports increased radiation levels from an unexploded Russian missile containing depleted uranium. Zelensky confirms drone attacks on Russian oil refineries amid escalating conflict.
EU Entry-Exit System Faces Unravelling as Biometrics Dropped
The EU's new digital border system is in disarray, with some nations dropping biometric requirements for UK travellers, causing potential bank holiday travel chaos.
Suspect's Family Cites Autism, Online Hate in Shooting
The family of Caleb Vazquez, 18, says he was autistic and radicalized by online extremism before the San Diego mosque shooting that killed three.
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International Students in Political Crossfire Harms UK
Dr Michael Spence argues that treating international students as immigration proxies harms Britain's economy, universities, and global reputation, urging a more nuanced debate.
NI LGBT Charity Cites EU Law to Protect Trans Rights
The Rainbow Project urges Northern Ireland not to adopt new EHRC trans guidance, citing EU law protections under the Windsor Framework and an ongoing judicial review.
Latino voters abandon Trump over immigration crackdown
Latino voters who supported Trump in 2024 are now turning away due to his aggressive immigration policies, with polls showing a sharp decline in approval among this key demographic.
China Curbs Chemical Exports to US in Fentanyl Fight
China has imposed new export controls on three precursor chemicals to the US, Canada, and Mexico, following a summit between Xi and Trump aimed at curbing synthetic drug production.
China Slaps New Chemical Ban on US After Xi-Trump Summit
China has imposed new export controls on three precursor chemicals to the US, Canada, and Mexico following a summit between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump in Beijing.
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UK Man Missing in Spain After Stag Do Disappearance
Russell Arrowsmith, 34, from Doncaster, has gone missing in Benidorm, Spain, during a stag do. He was last seen near Hotel Gala Placidia. His wife is flying out to assist in the search.
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