UK and Mauritius close in on deal over Chagos Islands after US signals its consent

A 68-year-old woman on safari in Kruger National Park, South Africa, was tragically trampled to death by a herd of elephants after taking a late-night walk away from her accommodation at Sirheni Bushveld Camp. CCTV footage showed her exiting the camp shortly before the incident, which has prompted an investigation by local police. This incident follows other similar fatalities involving elephants in the park, highlighting the dangers of nighttime walks in areas inhabited by wildlife....

The wife of Jeremy Koch, a Nebraska man suspected of murdering his family before committing suicide, had sought mental health support for him online shortly before the tragedy. Koch, 42, fatally stabbed his wife Bailey, 41, and their sons, Hudson, 18, and Asher, 16, before taking his own life, coinciding with Hudson's high school graduation day. Bailey had previously expressed concerns about Jeremy's mental health struggles, including multiple suicide attempts, and had created a GoFundMe...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with US President Donald Trump regarding the imminent release of Israeli-American captive Edan Alexander from Gaza. Netanyahu expressed gratitude for Trump's assistance and indicated that negotiations would resume in Doha, emphasizing that these discussions would occur "under fire." Trump described Hamas' commitment to release Alexander as a "step taken in good faith," potentially paving the way for a ceasefire, humanitarian aid access, and signaling his ongoing support for Israel...

Nissan is reportedly planning significant job cuts, with up to 20,000 positions eliminated globally, more than doubling the previously announced 9,000 due to weak sales and rising costs. The company's quarterly results, expected to show a net loss of up to £3.8 billion, will be the first under new CEO, and it remains uncertain if the Sunderland plant, home to 6,000 employees, will be affected. Amidst challenges like high US tariffs and slow electric vehicle...

Summary Six Bulgarians residing in the UK have been sentenced to a total of 50 years for their involvement in a sophisticated espionage operation for Russia, described as one of the largest uncovered in the UK. The group, directed by alleged Russian agent Jan Marsalek, used film-inspired code names and engaged in industrial-scale spying that posed significant national security risks, including attempts to lure a journalist into a 'honeytrap.' The ringleader, Orlin Roussev, and his...

The second most powerful police officer in the country, Jevon McSkimming, has resigned following allegations of pornographic material found on his work computer. He had been suspended on full pay since December during a criminal investigation by the police and the Independent Police Conduct Authority related to separate allegations. Police Minister Mark Mitchell announced McSkimming's resignation, which occurred before he could potentially be removed from his position. Full Article