Reveal how many migrants die crossing Channel, charity urges ministers

Private parking companies in the UK issued a record 14.4 million fines last year, with drivers like Maurizio Capoccia receiving tickets while away at important events, such as a funeral. Retired judge Stephen Gold outlined defenses against wrongful fines in court, highlighting issues like unclear signage, proving no violation occurred, and challenges related to technology failures. Want More Context? 🔎

European holidaymakers may soon be able to carry up to two litres of liquids, including perfumes and wine, in their hand luggage at major airports equipped with advanced CT scanners, pending approval from the European Civil Aviation Conference. This change follows the lifting of the 100ml limit at Birmingham and Edinburgh airports, which already utilize this technology, while other UK airports continue to enforce the older restrictions. Want More Context? 🔎

After a night out, 22-year-old Erin Punton took a seagull home from outside a pub, only to discover the next morning that it had bird flu. Shocked by the revelation, she immediately bleached her home, having no recollection of the previous night's events where she filmed herself with the bird, affectionately calling it a "beauty." Want More Context? 🔎

Researchers in China have discovered a well-preserved skeleton of a new dinosaur species, Pulaosaurus qinglong, which may have chirped rather than roared, as its larynx resembles that of modern birds. This find, along with evidence from another dinosaur, suggests that chirping could have been more common among dinosaurs, challenging traditional perceptions of their vocalizations. Want More Context? 🔎

Passengers traveling to Leeds train station are experiencing significant disruptions due to a fault in the signalling system, leading to the closure of all railway lines and potential delays of up to two hours or cancellations. Major train operators, including CrossCountry, LNER, Northern, and TransPennine Express, have issued a "do not travel" warning as the station remains closed for the day. Want More Context? 🔎

A police officer in Argentina received over £9,000 in compensation after being photographed naked on his patio by a Google Street View car, which the courts ruled was an invasion of privacy. Although a lower court initially sided with Google, appellate judges determined the image was taken within the officer's home environment, thus undermining his dignity. Want More Context? 🔎