Family of George Nkencho to appeal decision not to prosecute gardaí involved in fatal shooting – The Irish Times

A British mother, Yvonne Ford, 59, succumbed to rabies weeks after being scratched by a dog during a family holiday in Morocco, showing no symptoms until shortly before her death. Her family has shared a video of her dancing just two weeks prior to raise awareness about rabies and the importance of seeking medical advice after animal bites. Need More Context? 🔎

Trapped under an abolished IPP jail term, Thomas White was driven to schizophrenia and psychosis.After a six-year family campaign, his tragic case has been documented by The Independent, and he is finally being transferred to a hospital for treatment following a year of advocacy and support. Need More Context? 🔎

Jon Waring, 57, and his partner Lucy, 48, celebrated winning a £3.9 million Lotto jackpot, prompting them to quit their jobs and indulge in a new lifestyle, including plans for a Harley-Davidson and a hot tub. After playing the Lotto daily since its inception, Jon was ecstatic upon confirming his win, saying it would change their pace of life while maintaining their core values. Need More Context? 🔎

The SpaceX Starship experienced another setback as it exploded during a static fire test at the Starbase test site in Texas, resulting in a significant fireball. While the rocket had not launched, the incident, described as a ‘major anomaly’, caused nearby residents to feel the blast, but SpaceX confirmed that all personnel are safe and no hazards exist for surrounding communities. Need More Context? 🔎

Pro-Israel hackers reportedly infiltrated Iranian state TV, broadcasting calls for an uprising against Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and showcasing footage from the ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ protests spurred by Mahsa Amini's death in 2022. Iran attributed the cyberattack to Israel amid ongoing internet restrictions and military tensions, with Khamenei vowing that Iran would never surrender. Need More Context? 🔎

A yellow heat health alert has been issued for large parts of England as temperatures are expected to reach 33°C this weekend, posing risks especially for those over 65 or with health conditions. Authorities urge sensible precautions, including avoiding the sun during peak hours and educating young people about the dangers of swimming in rivers and lakes. Need More Context? 🔎