Teenager in Wales given detention sentence for stabbing teacher in head
Judge voices concern about possible copycat incidents after boy, 16, found guilty over attack at school in PembrokeshireA judge has expressed concern over possible copycat attacks on school staff as he sentenced a teenager who stabbed a teacher in the head to four and a half years in youth detention.Judge Thomas KC said it was the second such attack in south-west Wales in two years and that the authorities might have to consider what security measures were in place to protect teachers. Continue reading...
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⢠At the 2026 SCO Summit, member states issued the Bishkek Declaration, which explicitly rejects unilateral sanctions and the application of "double standards" regarding global terrorism. ⢠The declaration supports a negotiated two-state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict, though it contains less detailed language on Gaza's humanitarian crisis and ceasefires compared to the 2025 Tianjin declaration.
Read original ¡ newsdrum.inIran targets US bases as Israel warns sanctions could drive Tehran to âdesperate stepsâ
Air bases used by US in the UAE and Kuwait hit as the Israeli defence chief says Iranâs regime fears collapse due to economic pressuresIran has continued to demonstrate an ability to target bases in the Gulf used by the US despite six months of war and a new sanctions regime described by the Trump administration as an âeconomic D-dayâ.As Iranâs military targeted US bases in the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, despite threats of further strikes by the US president, Israelâs defence chief warned that economic pressures from the sanctions could lead Tehran to escalate to more âextreme measuresâ. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comLeon Black fails to appear for US House deposition about Epstein ties
Billionaire financier, who previously walked out of a deposition, instead launches lawsuit against the committeeBillionaire financier Leon Black did not appear Thursday in front of the House oversight committee for a scheduled deposition about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, and has instead launched a lawsuit against the committee arguing that it does not have the authority to compel him to turn over non-disclosure agreements.Black was a top Epstein client over several years, and the committee is investigating the menâs relationship as well as the existence of any NDAs that Epstein may have helped Black craft. Black, whose name has come up repeatedly in the Epstein files, has denied wrongdoing. Black also said that he regrets dealing with Epstein. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comShootout in Kyiv between Ukrainian spy services âdisgracefulâ, says Zelenskyy
Domestic security service says clash with military intelligence directorate âdefinitely shouldnât have happenedâSeveral people have been injured in a shootout in central Kyiv between two branches of Ukraineâs security services, in an incident Volodymyr Zelenskyy described as âdisgracefulâ.The shootout, which took place on Wednesday morning in a downtown area of the capital, was between officers from the domestic security service, the SBU, and the military intelligence directorate, the HUR. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comKafka in paradise: Hawaii fire survivors in bureaucratic trap as US says no more mail delivery
Wildfire victims rebuilt their homes in Lahaina only to find USPS had âeliminatedâ their addresses â while houses that didnât burn receive mail as normalTwo months after a devastating wildfire whipped through Lahaina in August 2023, Pam Reader was allowed back to see what was left of her home. With a heavy heart, she returned to the Hawaiian oceanside town now filled with endless blocks of burned houses. As she rounded her corner, she saw the only thing remaining was her bright turquoise mailbox.âIt was an old crappy mailbox,â Reader said. âIt was metal, though, which is why I think it survived.â Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comHillary Clinton leads tributes to Gloria Steinem: âHer activism was rooted in optimismâ
Former US secretary of state joins Roxane Gay, Rachel Cargle and others in heralding groundbreaking feministHillary Clinton led tributes to Gloria Steinem on Thursday, hailing the American feminist icon who died at 92 at home in New York as âone of the architects of the entire structure of womenâs equalityâ.Clinton, a former US secretary of state, presidential candidate and first lady, appeared on the CBS Mornings TV show to deliver a tribute, urging younger generations to use Steinem as a role model in supporting each other in promoting the causes she championed. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comNvidia to buy developer platform Hugging Face in $12.9bn deal
Semi-conductor giant bets that support for open AI models could offset potential slowdown in demand for chipsNvidia will buy the popular developer platform Hugging Face for nearly $13bn, betting that support for â open AI models could offset a potential slowdown in demand for the semiconductor giantâs chips.Shares â in Nvidia were â slightly lower âafter the $12.93bn (ÂŁ9.57bn) deal â which ranks among its biggest ever â was announced for the database of AI models on Thursday. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comJohn Lewis to launch YouTube chatshow to improve AI search results
Department store chainâs Gift List âvodcastâ will be hosted by TV presenter Angela ScanlonBusiness live â latest updatesJohn Lewis is launching an online chatshow and social media studio to help make itself and its products more visible to chatbots and more prominent in AI search results.The department store chainâs Gift List âvodcastâ hosted by the TV presenter Angela Scanlon will air on YouTube with clips disseminated via other social media channels and comes after the success of its sister chain Waitroseâs Dish podcast. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comSpainâs PM says no evidence âwhatsoeverâ Morocco behind Ceuta border breach
Pedro SĂĄnchez continues to defend Rabat after police report claiming border forces helped 70,000 cross borderEurope live â latest updatesSpain has seen no evidence âwhatsoeverâ that Morocco planned or facilitated a mass border breach into its north African territory of Ceuta, the Spanish prime minister, Pedro SĂĄnchez, has told parliament.The address on Thursday followed the emergence of a police report, commissioned by a judge and widely quoted in the media, claiming Moroccan border forces had actively aided about 70,000 people to cross the border in late July. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comAlarm as US domestic violence killings remain high despite drop in homicides
Non-profits say requests for legal help and housing on rise amid Trump funding cuts for prevention and responseAs cities and states across the US report historic drops in homicides, domestic violence killings remain alarmingly high.In Chicago, where homicides fell from 805 in 2021 to 425 in 2025, killings tied to domestic violence increased by 15% between 2024 and 2025. In Kansas City, Missouri, homicides in general have dropped since 2023, but 2025 was the second deadliest year for homicides tied to domestic violence. In Ohio, too, 2025 was the deadliest year for domestic violence killings, while homicides in general followed the national decrease. Across the US, the share of violent crimes that involve domestic violence has increased from 25% in 2020 to 27.5% in 2024, according to a 2026 FBI report. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comInvasive tropical mosquito found breeding in east London
Climate crisis could increase incursions of Aedes aegypti, which can transmit Zika virus and dengue, experts sayAn invasive mosquito capable of transmitting tropical diseases has been found breeding in homes in east London, with warnings that the rapidly warming climate will lead to greater âincursions of invasive mosquitoesâ.This is the first time the species has been identified breeding in the UK and the fourth time it has been detected. Continue reading...
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