- ASEAN TO MONITOR CAMBODIA-THAILAND TRUCE
- UAE A SUITABLE PLACE TO MEET TRUMP
- PUTIN & TRUMP TO MEET FOR UKRAINE TALKS
- FIRST MIGRANTS DETAINED UNDER FRANCE DEAL
- TORIES MAY BACK MANDATORY DIGITAL ID CARDS
- CHEMICAL-EATING LIFE FOUND IN DEEP PACIFIC
- SAAR CALLS HAMAS HOSTAGE VIDEO ‘SATANIC’
- PUTIN MEETS U.S. ENVOY WITKOFF AT THE KREMLIN
Author: LoveWorld UK
ISRAEL PREPARES GAZA-BOUND AID TRUCKS AT KEREM SHALOM CROSSING – Israel ended an 11-week-long aid blockade on Gaza 10 days ago Aid trucks and sacks of aid lined up on pallets on the ground were seen, as the media was invited by the Israeli army to film the preparation of Gaza-bound aid at the Kerem Shalom crossing. Under growing international pressure, Israel ended an 11-week-long aid blockade on Gaza 10 days ago. It has allowed a limited amount of relief to be delivered via two avenues – the United Nations or the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The United Nations said…
NETANYAHU SAYS HAMAS GAZA CHIEF MOHAMMED SINWAR IS DEAD – Mr Netanyahu included Sinwar in a list of Hamas leaders killed in Israeli strikes. Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel has killed senior Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar, apparently confirming his death in a recent airstrike in Gaza. Speaking before parliament, Mr Netanyahu included Sinwar in a list of Hamas leaders killed in Israeli strikes. Mohammed is the brother of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader and one of the masterminds of the Oct 7 attack, who was killed by Israeli forces last year. “We eliminated Mohammed Sinwar,” Netanyahu told a parliament plenary session.…
TRUMP SAYS HARVARD SHOULD HAVE 15 PCT CAP ON FOREIGN STUDENTS – Universities that do not adjust their policies will face funding cuts U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that there should be a cap of around 15% on foreign students at Harvard University, while continuing to pressure it to submit its list of foreign students. For decades, admissions offices singled out Asian American applicants for unfairly high admissions standards while pretending to care about fairness and “equity.” The Trump administration have claimed Academic Journals, blinded by ideology, fell victim to obvious hoax papers on topics such as rape…
WELLBN GP SURGERIES, FLOUT LAW AGAINST CROSS-SEX HORMONES – Gender affirming care being given against the law. The NHS has ordered a GP practice to stop prescribing cross-sex hormones to children who want to change gender. WellBN GP surgeries in Brighton have flouted the Cass review’s recommendations by prescribing the drugs to children, as first revealed by The Telegraph. The practice, which runs three surgeries, has been the subject of a legal challenge by the parents of Child O, an anonymous 16-year-old boy who claimed he was prescribed cross-sex hormones without having been properly assessed by a gender-identity clinic and…
DJOKOVIC MAKES SMOOTH START TO BID FOR 25TH GRAND SLAM TITLE – Djokovic pummeled McDonald into submission with a dominant 6-3 6-3 6-3 win Novak Djokovic braved strong winds and light rain but found little resistance from American Mackenzie McDonald, cruising into the French Open second round to start his bid for a record 25th Grand Slam crown. The sixth-seed Serbian, fresh from his title win in Geneva last week — the 100th of his career — pummeled McDonald into submission with a dominant 6-3 6-3 6-3 win on the same court he claimed singles gold at the Paris Olympics…
TEMU’S CHINESE OWNER SEES PROFITS DROP AMID TRADE TENSIONS – Company reports a near 50% fall in Q1 net profit Chinese e-commerce firm PDD Holdings saw first-quarter net profit drop 47% to 14.74 billion yuan (£1.6 billion), as its domestic platform faced fierce local competition and its international arm was hit by global trade uncertainty. The company’s U.S.-listed shares fell over 17%. Despite retailer discounts and government efforts to boost spending, China’s prolonged property crisis continues to dampen consumer confidence, even on PDD’s Pinduoduo, which has outperformed rivals with its low-price strategy. Bo Pei, an analyst at U.S. Tiger Securities,…
NVIDIA EARNINGS TO REVEAL HIT FROM US EXPORT CURBS ON CHINA – A move expected to cost $5.5 billion Nvidia investors will seek clarity on the impact of U.S. chip export curbs to China when the company reports earnings today, amid signs that other regulatory changes could open new markets. Last month, the Trump administration restricted exports of Nvidia’s H20 chip to China—a move expected to cost the company $5.5 billion. CEO Jensen Huang said Nvidia had abandoned $15 billion in Chinese sales due to the curbs, though he estimates the country’s AI chip market could be worth $50 billion…
THAMES WATER GIVEN LARGEST-EVER £123,000,000 FINE FROM OFWAT – Illegal sewage is being pumped into our rivers. Thames Water, the UK’s biggest water provider, has been hit by a record fine by regulator Ofwat. The company has been fined £122.7m following Ofwat’s “biggest and most complex” investigation. It follows two investigations related to Thames Water’s wastewater operations and dividend payouts. Of the total fine, £104.5m – 9% of Thames Water’s turnover – has been levied for breaches of wastewater rules, just below the maximum 10% of turnover that Ofwat could have applied. Another £18.2m penalty will be paid for breaches…
MAN QUESTIONED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LIVERPOOL PARADE CRASH – Police said they were questioning a 53-year-old man from West Derby Police said they are still questioning a 53-year-old man from Liverpool, who was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, dangerous driving offences and driving while unfit through drugs. They said eleven people remain in hospital after a car ploughed into a crowd of Liverpool fans during a Premier League title parade. A car ploughed into a crowd of Liverpool fans celebrating in the streets during a Premier League title parade, the city’s mayor said on Tuesday, adding he hoped…
COVID VACCINE REMOVED FROM IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE – The delivery of Trump’s promise to Americans has begun Based on all health indicators and global comparisons, Americans are becoming sicker, beset by illnesses that the US medical system isn’t addressing effectively. In the United States, six out of 10 adults have at least one chronic condition, and four in 10 have two or more. Before COVID, American life expectancy averaged 78.8 years, while comparable countries averaged 82.6 years, creating a gap that equates to 1.25 billion fewer life years for Americans. The United States has the highest age-standardised cancer incidence rate across…
Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest unbiased truth from Loveworld UK about everything