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MPs voted to remove the requirement for a High Court judge to approve assisted dying applications in England and Wales, making the proposed legislation less restrictive; instead, a voluntary assisted dying commissioner and expert panels will oversee the process. Anti-assisted dying campaigners criticized the move as a weakening of protections for the vulnerable, while supporters viewed it as a positive step forward in the process. Kim Leadbeater's bill, which initially required court approval, will now...

The Indian Air Force's elite Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team performed a spectacular air show over Marina Park in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, led by Group Captain Ajay Dasarathi and Group Captain Sidhesh Kartik. The team flew in close formation, showcasing loops, barrel rolls, and their signature DNA manoeuvre, inspiring local youths and tourists. The air show, held to promote patriotism and aviation excellence, attracted a large crowd and will continue on Thursday. Full Article

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that over 1,600 sexual assault cases against Uber will proceed before a San Francisco judge, impacting similar apps like Lyft. Uber's attempt to block mass lawsuits through a user agreement clause was rejected, setting a legal precedent for app user agreements and collective lawsuits. The decision supports centralized litigation for efficiency, cost savings, and systemic change in the tech industry, potentially leading to enhanced safety measures for users...

Ottawa murder suspect was arrested at Toronto airport upon re-entering Canada, according to police. The suspect's identity and details surrounding the murder were not provided in the article. The arrest was made following the suspect's return to the country. Full Article

The EU swiftly implemented countermeasures against President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium, targeting American products like jeans, motorbikes, peanut butter, and bourbon. With additional tariffs on the horizon for textiles, appliances, and agricultural products, EU consumers face higher prices while businesses, especially steel industries, are at risk. Despite calls for de-escalation, Trump's vow to retaliate against the EU's tariffs raises concerns for both European and American economies, particularly in the drinks sector where...

The European Union swiftly responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports with countermeasures on $28.33 billion worth of U.S. goods starting in April, citing the need to protect businesses and consumers. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the negative impact of tariffs on supply chains, jobs, and prices, expressing regret over the U.S. decision while leaving the door open for negotiation. Trump, in response, announced reciprocal tariffs...