Pope Francis to be discharged from hospital on Sunday

out of the summary. In a video discussing Canada's next potential Prime Minister, the race is examined between Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney. Batra's Burning Questions delves into the competition for leadership, highlighting the significant role these two individuals may play in the country's political landscape. The video invites viewers to consider the implications of this upcoming decision on Canadian politics. Full Article

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri of McLaren are prepared to navigate the tension of an internal championship fight, with Piastri currently 10 points behind Norris in the standings. McLaren's philosophy of allowing their drivers to race while prioritizing the team's interests is evident, with both drivers benefiting from each other's competitiveness. Norris struggled with understeer in China, leading to Piastri's dominant victory and showcasing the importance of learning from each other to elevate their performance....

Armed militants from Somalia attacked a Kenyan police camp in Garissa county, killing six reservists and seizing weapons. Four other reservists were seriously wounded in the raid by al-Shabab militants, who also suffered casualties. The U.S Embassy issued a travel advisory due to the increased risk of attacks in the area, as tensions escalate between Kenya and Somalia over security issues along the border. Full Article

Former New York Yankees star Brett Gardner and wife Jessica announced the tragic death of their 14-year-old son, Miller, who passed away after falling ill on vacation. The family is in search of answers and expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support while asking for privacy. The Yankees also mourned the loss of Miller, describing him as spirited and loving, and offered unwavering support to the Gardner family during this difficult time. Full Article

Israeli strikes in the southern Gaza Strip resulted in the deaths of at least 26 Palestinians, including a Hamas political leader and civilians, prompting residents to evacuate the heavily destroyed Tel al-Sultan neighborhood. The Israeli Cabinet approved a plan to facilitate the "voluntary departure" of Palestinians, drawing criticism from rights groups. The ceasefire that began in January was shattered by the recent violence, with Houthi rebels in Yemen launching a missile at Israel in solidarity...

Protesters in central London have caused multiple streets to be closed off this afternoon, as police enforce measures for the annual Al Quds protest and a counter protest by Stop The Hate. The Al Quds organizers were set to gather at Marble Arch and move towards Portland Place, with a rally planned to finish by 5.30pm. Chief Superintendent Stuart Bell emphasized the police's role in facilitating peaceful protests while minimizing disruption to the wider community,...