In Barcelona, Spain, catastrophic flash floods have left over 200 people dead and thousands displaced, with apocalyptic scenes showing the terrifying power of nature. The floods, likened to a tsunami from the sky, caught residents unaware and destroyed homes, leaving streets covered in mud and debris. Despite the devastation, there is a sense of unity as residents and volunteers come together to help with recovery efforts, while the search for missing individuals continues in the aftermath of the disaster.
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Ian Hislop hits out at Justin Welby for attending British Museum gala one day after resignation
Ian Hislop criticized Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby for attending a gala just one day after resigning over an abuse scandal in the Church of England involving John Smyth. Hislop called it "jaw-dropping" and was unimpressed by Welby's presence at the event, telling him it was "lovely" that he had resigned. Hislop also condemned gala attendees for praising Welby's resignation, stating they were too quick to forgive each other and not focused enough on seeking...
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