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An 18ft reticulated python, nicknamed ‘Titch’, was discovered in Lincolnshire alongside three other large snakes, believed to be abandoned pets, prompting police warnings for local residents to be cautious. All four pythons are now safe at RSG Reptiles, where their owners, Susan and Rob Stokes, rescued them after they were found in various locations over two days. Need More Context? 🔎

U.S. President Donald Trump will depart the G7 Summit in Alberta early due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, where Israel and Iran are engaged in conflict. Despite signing a significant trade deal with the UK, Trump urged Iran to evacuate Tehran and criticized its failure to sign a nuclear deal, amid ongoing Israeli military actions against Iranian targets. Need More Context? 🔎

A California dentist, Dr. Ryan Watkins, was previously placed on probation for unprofessional conduct after a patient suffered cardiac arrest during a procedure in 2016. Following the recent death of 9-year-old Silvanna Moreno after a dental surgery, Watkins claimed the incident was accidental due to a pre-existing condition, asserting adherence to safety protocols. Need More Context? 🔎

President Donald Trump is abruptly leaving the G7 summit in Canada to address escalating tensions in the Middle East, urging citizens to evacuate Tehran amid Israeli military actions and warnings. The U.S. is enhancing its military presence in the region with the USS Nimitz strike group, although the White House clarified that American forces will not participate in Israel's offensive against Iran's nuclear facility. Need More Context? 🔎

Washington, DC – President Trump has appointed a less hawkish cabinet for his second term, which may influence the U.S. response to the escalating Iran-Israel conflict. Analysts note a divide within Trump's base between restraint-oriented and neoconservative views, with some officials advocating for diplomacy over military intervention in the region. Need More Context? 🔎

England cricket legend Kevin Pietersen has issued a warning ahead of the Ashes series, citing Australia's struggling batting lineup following the World Test Championship final against South Africa. He criticized Marnus Labuschagne's recent form and questioned Cameron Green's position in the batting order, asserting that England bowlers should feel confident facing an ageing Australian team. Need More Context? 🔎