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Deadly flash floods in Nepal, triggered by glacial collapse, highlight climate change risks. Scientists warn 15M people face threats from melting glaciers and unstable permafrost.
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Former British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari marries partner Dami Amit in Tel Aviv. The ceremony marks a new chapter after her 15-month ordeal following the 7 October 2023 attack.
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Green Party calls for temporary ban on new data centres in England, citing high water and energy consumption amid drought concerns and lack of regulation.
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UK faces unsettled bank holiday weekend with thunderstorms, heavy rain and cooler temps. Yellow warnings in place; 20M car trips expected amid challenging conditions.
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NHS bosses raise concerns over spiraling costs and unregulated private providers in autism and ADHD care, risking system chaos and poor patient outcomes.
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A Nepali helicopter pilot shares firsthand accounts of rescuing stranded flood victims, highlighting challenges amid Nepal's devastating monsoon floods.
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US launches 'Operation Economic Outcast' to isolate Iran, warning of sanctions on countries maintaining ties. China, Iran's top trading partner, resists pressure as Tehran vows retaliation.
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Iran faces eroding strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz as Gulf neighbors develop alternative pipelines, reducing reliance on the waterway amid US sanctions and economic pressure.
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Iran proposes law to ban unauthorised contact with foreign media, risking imprisonment. Rights groups say it isolates society and targets journalists like Yalda Moaiery, sentenced to 15 years.
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Gaza's farmers face deadly threats while cultivating land under Israeli fire to combat famine. Despite risks, they restore agriculture amid severe shortages and military occupation.
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German health authorities investigate malaria deaths at Frankfurt Airport, set mosquito traps, and urge vigilance after six workers contract the disease.
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