Man steering Norway ship that crashed into a garden was asleep, police say

Footage from a central Auckland supermarket fire shows extensive damage, with 20 fire engines responding at the blaze's peak. While the fire in the Freemans Bay supermarket has been contained, it remains active, leaving water flooding out the entrance and revealing damaged stock and materials within. Need More Context? 🔎

During Sean Combs' federal trial, U.S. prosecutors presented evidence, including text messages and flight records, supporting charges of racketeering conspiracy and prostitution, with the prosecution expected to conclude by Wednesday. The judge dismissed a juror due to concerns over conflicting statements regarding his residency, replacing him with an alternate, while graphic videos of alleged “freak offs” were shown to jurors, eliciting visible reactions. Need More Context? 🔎

An Air India flight from Ahmedabad to London was cancelled due to 'technical issues' just a week after flight AI171 crashed, resulting in the deaths of 270 people. Investigators are analyzing the black boxes from the tragic incident, while the airline's ongoing flights remain on schedule despite recent operational challenges. Need More Context? 🔎

The Palestinian Media Forum condemned Israel's bombing of the Iranian Radio and Television Corporation building, calling it a violation of international laws protecting journalists and media institutions. The Forum urged the international community to take action against Israel's repeated attacks on the press, expressing solidarity with affected media personnel and reaffirming the importance of conveying the truth. Need More Context? 🔎

The article discusses the potential shift in Labour's stance on non-doms and its implications for government benefits cuts, highlighting a growing political anxiety surrounding these policies. It emphasizes that Labour's initial non-dom policy was more of a tactical move than a genuine tax reform and questions its effectiveness in raising revenue amidst ongoing cuts to disability benefits. Need More Context? 🔎

Labor is defending the safety of the new C-series railcars after a survey revealed that nearly 80% of train drivers expressed concerns about the trains' brakes, speed controls, and other issues, calling for their removal from service. Transport Minister Rita Saffioti stated that the government is addressing these concerns with drivers and the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, asserting that the trains are safe. Need More Context? 🔎