England aim to solve 'wobbles' in semi-final, and what to expect from Italy

At Abu Talat Beach in Alexandria, Egypt, six students drowned and 21 others were hospitalized during a school trip due to dangerous swimming conditions. Emergency services responded after red warning flags were raised, and an investigation is underway to assess safety measures at the beach, which has been closed by authorities. Want More Context? 🔎

Authorities in Wolfe County, Kentucky, responded to a distress call after two elderly women, in their 80s, lost consciousness and showed signs of hyperthermia while in a hot tub. They were rescued by cabin caretakers and cooled down before hospital transport, prompting officials to issue safety warnings about hot tub usage, emphasizing limited soak times and awareness of personal health conditions. Want More Context? 🔎

Police are seeking information on 23-year-old James Doran, wanted in connection with the rape of a teenage girl in Banbury, Oxfordshire, on August 11. Described as white with short brown hair, a beard, and missing a right eye, Doran is advised to be avoided, and anyone who sees him should call 999. Want More Context? 🔎

Protests and counter-protests occurred across the UK, including in Bristol, Newcastle, and several other cities, against the housing of asylum seekers in local hotels. Demonstrators rallied under the slogans "Abolish Asylum System" and "Stand Up to Racism," with clashes reported between opposing groups, emphasizing strong sentiments on both sides regarding immigration policies. Want More Context? 🔎

The article discusses how cybercrime experts used personal information from social media to craft a convincing phishing email targeting an individual, revealing the ease with which scammers can gather data using AI tools. It highlights the importance of online privacy, as seemingly harmless posts can inadvertently disclose sensitive information like home addresses and personal details. Want More Context? 🔎

Hundreds of pages of Ghislaine Maxwell's transcripts from interviews with the US Justice Department have been released, revealing her views on Donald Trump as a "gentleman" and denying any inappropriate behavior on his part. The transcripts, part of the Trump administration's efforts for transparency regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, include her accounts of Epstein's relationships with other high-profile figures, asserting she never witnessed any wrongdoing. Want More Context? 🔎