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Since the start of the month, many areas have experienced dry, sunny, and warm weather with temperatures well above average. Scotland and Northern Ireland saw record-breaking warmth, with Aboyne reaching 23C and Castlederg hitting 22C. Wales also experienced high temperatures, with Usk recording 22.4C. Despite significant temperature swings, April has been exceptionally sunny, with some areas already reaching 80-85% of the monthly average sunshine. Full Article

The broadcaster Rageh Omaar, ITV News international affairs editor, returned to work after being hospitalized last year for falling ill while presenting the News at Ten. Omaar, 57, featured in a prerecorded segment on west Africa for ITV's News at Ten on Friday evening, marking his first foreign dispatch since his health scare. Despite appearing shaky and struggling to read news previously, Omaar's return to reporting suggests a successful recovery and continuation of his journalistic...

IVF mix-up at Monash IVF clinic in Brisbane resulted in a baby born from a different patient's embryo, sparking potential legal battles over parental rights and compensation. The error was discovered when the couple requested to transfer their remaining frozen embryos. The incident follows a previous settlement of A$56 million for destroyed viable embryos, raising concerns about patient safety in fertility treatments in Australia. Full Article

Sean Johnson, a Navy SEAL veteran and experienced pilot, tragically crashed a Bell 206 helicopter into New York City's Hudson River. He recently moved to New York to pursue his passion for flying and had a successful career in aviation. Sean's fatal crash also claimed the lives of Agustín Escobar, his wife, and their three children, leaving loved ones and colleagues mourning the loss of a remarkable individual. Full Article

Industry figures are predicting major changes in airport technology within the next two to three years, with the International Civil Aviation Organisation planning to introduce a 'digital travel credential' allowing passengers to upload their passport to their phones and use facial recognition for boarding. Passengers would be able to download a 'journey pass' instead of traditional boarding passes, streamlining the check-in process and reducing the need for physical documents. Privacy concerns will be addressed by...

A young boy tragically died after being hit by a van on Cutler Place in Wimborne, Dorset. The incident occurred near the junction with Middlehill Road, prompting an emergency response and road closures. Police are investigating the collision and are appealing for witnesses to come forward to assist with the case. Full Article