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International human rights organizations have condemned US Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff's denial of famine in Gaza, emphasizing the existence of a humanitarian crisis affecting over two million Palestinians, which has resulted in 159 deaths, including 90 children. They urged the UN and ICC to investigate the systematic starvation as a war crime, call for a ceasefire, and demand the lifting of media bans to expose these conditions. Want More Context? 🔎

The term "clanker," originating from Star Wars, has gained popularity as a derogatory term for technology replacing humans, with notable use on TikTok and by politicians like Sen. Ruben Gallego in legislation against AI customer service. This backlash reflects growing unease about AI's societal role and has prompted discussions on the appropriateness of such slurs, paralleling historical racial tropes. Want More Context? 🔎

More than £100 million in unclaimed Premium Bond prizes remains, with two winners becoming millionaires monthly. Many holders are unaware of their accounts, and the prize checker updates monthly, revealing millions awarded since 1957, including significant unclaimed amounts and stories of individuals trying to trace lost bonds. Want More Context? 🔎

The INDIA bloc criticized the Supreme Court's remarks against Rahul Gandhi as "extraordinary and unwarranted," following his comments about the Indian Army during his Bharat Jodo Yatra. The alliance defended his right to question the government on national issues, emphasizing that it is the duty of the opposition leader to hold the government accountable, particularly regarding national security. Want More Context? 🔎

Lower Hutt police have recovered the body of a diver who went missing in Lowry Bay after failing to surface as expected. The police were alerted at 11am, and the body was located by the Police National Dive Squad around 5pm; support is being offered to the next of kin. Want More Context? 🔎

Indian Super League side Bengaluru has stopped player salaries amid ‘uncertainty’ around domestic football season.Bengaluru FC has halted salaries for its players and staff due to uncertainty regarding the Indian Super League's future after contract renewal talks between the AIFF and FSDL stalled. The club emphasized the importance of its players' well-being and urged a swift resolution to the impasse, while youth teams remain unaffected by the suspension. Want More Context? 🔎