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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Bell Hotel in Epping to oppose its use as accommodation for asylum seekers, clashing with police but resulting in only one arrest. The Home Office confirmed that the asylum seekers would not be moved, amidst speculation of relocating some to the Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf, which also faced protests. Want More Context? 🔎

A British mother, Stephanie, faced backlash after she posted a video claiming sunbeds at a hotel pool for her family before leaving for breakfast and shopping in Fuerteventura, Spain. Critics condemned her actions, suggesting hotels should enforce rules against reserving loungers for extended periods, especially when not in use. Want More Context? 🔎

A mountain lion with a tracking collar attacked a four-year-old child while hiking with family at Olympic National Park in Washington on Sunday. The child was airlifted to a Seattle hospital for treatment, and the animal was subsequently located and killed by park staff, with an investigation into the incident ongoing. Want More Context? 🔎

President Donald Trump announced the U.S. withdrawal from UNESCO for a second time, reversing President Joe Biden's decision to rejoin, citing the organization's "woke" agenda and anti-Israel rhetoric as reasons. UNESCO, which promotes global peace through culture, education, and science, has been a contentious issue due to its perceived bias and the U.S. previously pulling out in 1983 under Ronald Reagan. Want More Context? 🔎

Poundland is set to close 25 stores in August following its acquisition by investment firm Gordon Brothers for £1, part of a restructuring plan aimed at reducing its network from around 800 to 650 locations. The first wave of closures will occur on August 10 and 15, with an additional 43 stores scheduled for closure by mid-October as part of a broader strategy to secure the chain's future. Want More Context? 🔎

The UK government has halted the issuance of social care visas, a move that may exacerbate recruitment challenges in the care sector, which has already seen a reliance on overseas workers. Nadra Ahmed of the National Care Association warned of impending winter pressures as the industry faces a significant workforce crisis amid ongoing financial struggles. Want More Context? 🔎