Locals told to buy earplugs to cope with faulty lighthouse alarm which sounds every 13 seconds

Nineteen-year-old Morgan Dorsett from Shropshire was identified as the teenager killed by a dog in a flat in Bristol. The dog, believed to be an XL Bully, attacked her in the Hartcliffe area of the city. Two individuals were arrested on suspicion of being in charge of the dog and possessing a prohibited breed, but have since been released on conditional bail as the investigation continues. Full Article

Agency teams in Gaza have been tirelessly working to support families overwhelmed by 15 months of conflict, displacement, and shortages, with UNRWA reaching two million people with food aid and restoring healthcare access to nearly 180,000 individuals. Despite challenges from Israeli laws restricting UNRWA's operations, the agency, along with other humanitarian partners, has provided essential services, including healthcare, food security, and education, to those in need in Gaza and the West Bank, where 40,000 people...

Ghent's Orsi Academy collaborated with Nvidia to develop an AI tool for surgical training that analyzes real-time images and aids surgeons, revolutionizing surgery worldwide. This groundbreaking technology allows trainees to interact with an AI-powered chatbot during live operations, offering tailored explanations and insights without disrupting the operating room. In a Belgian first, a remote surgery from Ghent to Shanghai was successfully conducted, showcasing the potential of this AI system for robotic surgery, diagnostics, and remote...

International development minister Anneliese Dodds has resigned from the government due to Sir Keir Starmer's decision to cut the UK's foreign aid budget, which she believes will benefit Russia. Her departure is seen as a setback for the prime minister, as she warned in her letter that the cuts will impact key priorities such as support for Gaza, Sudan, and Ukraine, potentially leading to a UK withdrawal from various nations. Dodds expressed concerns that the...

In Spain, foreigners cannot legally change their names or surnames. The only way to do so is by becoming a Spanish citizen, which can be achieved after 10 years of residency for most countries or shorter periods for specific nationalities. Changing surnames for grammar or phonetics reasons is allowed, but must belong to a vernacular language and be proven with documentation. Marriage or divorce also provide options for changing surnames in Spain. Full Article

Police arrested two academy players at Queens Park Rangers’ training ground on suspicion of voyeurism following an incident at a nightclub in Kingston three weeks ago. Voyeurism involves obtaining sexual gratification from observing private acts, potentially leading to a two-year prison sentence. Both suspects, in their late teens, are in custody, with the victim receiving support from specialist officers as investigations continue. Full Article