Trump launches his own mobile network with a $499 gold phone

Police are investigating the discovery of human remains in a burnt-out car on Marishes Lane, near Malton, North Yorkshire, found early on Monday, June 16. The death is being treated as unexplained and may be linked to a collision involving a Vauxhall Astra on the A169 late Sunday night; formal identification of the remains has not yet occurred, but a family in Ireland is receiving support from officers. Need More Context? 🔎

Amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, Donald Trump urged evacuation of Tehran following an Israeli airstrike on Iran's state broadcaster. The violence has intensified, resulting in numerous casualties on both sides, with the UK placing Israel and Iran on a travel red list as tensions persist despite international calls for calm. Need More Context? 🔎

UK adult film star Ivy Maddox has created a 26-minute video discussing the implications of the Online Safety Act, which mandates age verification for all online adult content starting July 25. In the video, she emphasizes the importance of compliance and privacy for the adult industry, urging viewers to understand the new legal obligations that may require personal information for access to pornographic sites. Need More Context? 🔎

Temperatures in the UK are expected to rise above 30C (86F) this week due to a high-pressure system, with the potential to surpass this year's highest temperature of 29.4C (85F) recorded in Suffolk. A heatwave could be declared if temperatures reach designated thresholds for three consecutive days, which may soon occur as warm spells lengthen. Need More Context? 🔎

A supermarket in Reykjavik, Iceland, is seeking a feline thief named Guðmundur Pedro, who has been caught on CCTV repeatedly stealing dried fish, their most expensive item. After a humorous social media appeal, the store rewarded the cat with fish and applause for its discerning taste, highlighting the playful nature of the incident. Need More Context? 🔎

An 18ft reticulated python, nicknamed ‘Titch’, was discovered in Lincolnshire alongside three other large snakes, believed to be abandoned pets, prompting police warnings for local residents to be cautious. All four pythons are now safe at RSG Reptiles, where their owners, Susan and Rob Stokes, rescued them after they were found in various locations over two days. Need More Context? 🔎