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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…

UKRAINE REVAMPS CRITICAL MINERALS SECTOR – Eyes Billions In Investment From US Deal Ukraine is overhauling its minerals sector, which has been pounded by three years of war, in the hope of unlocking potential and attracting billions of dollars of investment from a minerals deal with the U.S., its ecology minister said. Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk told reporters in an interview that Ukraine hoped the fund would significantly increase the mineral industry’s potential, noting that extraction was a capital-intensive and long-term task. Hrynchuk estimated that the sector had suffered losses of about 70 trillion hryvnias ($1.7 trillion) due to the occupation…

STILL IMAGES SHOW TRUCKS DELIVERING AID TO GAZA – Uncertainty about whether any assistance had reached civilians Still images provided by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) showed trucks carrying boxes supplying aid to Gaza on Monday, May 26th. We have been able to independently verify the location and date with the original file metadata from the source. The U.S.-backed foundation tasked with supplying aid to Gaza said it began operations on Monday, delivering truckloads of food to designated distribution sites following uncertainty about whether any assistance had reached civilians. The aid plan, which has been endorsed by Israel but rejected…

GERMANY’S STEINMEIER RECEIVES POLISH PRESIDENT DUDA IN BERLIN – Opinion polls suggest that the race between Trzaskowski and Nawrocki remains close  German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier received Poland’s outgoing President Andrzej Duda with military honours in Berlin. Duda’s visit to Bellevue Palace is likely to be one of his last official foreign visits as president, as Poland will be going to the polls for the second round of presidential elections on June 1. Polish voters will choose between Rafal Trzaskowski, the liberal mayor of Warsaw and ally of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and Karol Nawrocki, who, like Duda, is aligned with…

ECB CHIEF CALLS FOR STRONGER GLOBAL ROLE OF EURO – Warning that the global dominance of the U.S. dollar is facing increasing uncertainty The European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde called for a greater international role of the euro, warning that the global dominance of the U.S. dollar is facing increasing uncertainty. Speaking at an event at Hertie School in Berlin, Germany, Lagarde expressed her concerns about the risks posed to Europe by the fragmentation of the international system. The ECB chief suggested that the changing global landscape could open the door for the euro to take on a…

KING CHARLES MEETS CANADIAN PM MARK CARNEY DURING OTTAWA VISIT – Charles is set to open parliament in Ottawa today King Charles met Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canadian Governor General Mary Simon at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The royal couple landed in Canada’s capital on Monday for a highly symbolic visit showing support for the nation that recognises him as its sovereign, but is desired by U.S. President Donald Trump as a 51st U.S. state. Following an invitation from Carney, Charles will open parliament on Tuesday, the first time a British monarch has carried out the duty since…

LIVERPOOL PARADE CAR CRASH LATEST – Man arrested after car ploughs into fans with children among nearly 50 hurt A car ploughed into a crowd of Liverpool fans during a parade celebrating their side’s Premier League soccer title on Monday, May 26th, and police arrested a 53-year-old British man shortly afterwards. Merseyside police said a “number of pedestrians” including children, later revealed to be 50 – were hit after the team’s open-top coach carried players and coaching staff through the city centre for a victory parade. A social media video showed people lying in the road, and a photographer saw…

FRANCE, VIETNAM SIGN AIRBUS, SATELLITE DEALS – French PM Macron visits Hanoi France’s President Emmanuel Macron made his first formal visit to Vietnam, the first by a French president in nearly a decade, seeking to boost France’s influence in its former colony, grappling with threats of crippling U.S. tariffs. The two nations signed deals for 20 Airbus planes, cooperation on nuclear energy, railways, Airbus earth-observation satellites, and Sanofi vaccines, a list of documents seen by Reuters showed, confirming an earlier report. Export-dependent Vietnam, under pressure from Washington to buy more American goods, has made pledges in trade talks to avert…

FRENCH FARMERS PROTEST ON HIGHWAYS AROUND PARIS – Calling for a bill that removes restrictions on them to be passed without amendments Farmers blocked highways near Paris and demonstrated outside the National Assembly on Monday, May 26, calling for a bill that removes restrictions on them to be passed without amendments by lawmakers in the lower chamber after it was passed by the Senate. The protests, called by unions Young Farmers (JA) and the National Farmers’ Syndicate (FNSEA) took place as lawmakers in the National Assembly began debating the bill, which FNSEA described as simplifying rules farmers have to follow…