The Papers: Electric car 'chaos' and Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire

Three people died and over 40 were injured when a train derailed in southern Germany, likely due to heavy rainfall causing a landslide. The incident, which occurred near Riedlingen on Sunday evening, involved two carriages coming off the rails, leading to an evacuation of around 100 passengers, while German officials expressed their condolences and committed to cooperating with investigations. Want More Context? 🔎

Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna endorsed progressive candidate Kat Abughazaleh for Illinois' 9th Congressional District, praising her as a standout for the party. Abughazaleh, who has raised over $1 million through grassroots support, aims to focus on working-class issues and advance policies like the Green New Deal, while rejecting corporate PAC money. Want More Context? 🔎

A large sinkhole opened on Tanjong Katong Road South in Singapore on July 26, causing a car to fall in and leading to the hospitalization of the driver. The Building and Construction Authority is conducting ongoing monitoring and an independent investigation into the incident, which may take months, as it occurred near a PUB worksite where a caisson ring failed during construction. Want More Context? 🔎

Heavy rains in Gracetown led to the first bridge flooding in 30 years, prompting a community celebration rather than panic, as residents enjoyed the temporary isolation. The bridge was closed for safety but reopened the following morning, with locals sharing fun experiences amidst the flooding. Want More Context? 🔎

A Syrian government official revealed that Hikmat al-Hijri, a prominent Druze leader in Sweida, has called for an "autonomous zone," restricting aid access to only the Syrian Arab Red Crescent. Amidst a humanitarian crisis, 150,000 civilians have fled to Daraa, with allegations that al-Hijri has misappropriated aid intended for those affected by recent clashes. Want More Context? 🔎

A disgruntled Bishop of Fulham, Jonathan Baker, interrupted a choir concert at St Andrew's Church in Holborn, demanding attendees leave his "house" after turning off the lights and criticizing the performance as a "terrible racket." Despite the choir having booked the venue until 11pm, the bishop later apologized, unaware of the concert's technical delays, while the choir exited singing Abba's "Dancing Queen." Want More Context? 🔎