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Trump issues warning to Houthis after hinting at major Iran moveWorld

Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reports that President Donald Trump is weighing his next steps on Iran as tensions rise across the Middle East. Trump has issued a warning to the Houthis after hinting that a major move involving Iran could be under consideration. Retired Vice Admiral Robert Harward examines possible defense options on “The Sunday Briefing.”

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Wildfires destroy more than 100 homes in southwest FranceWorld

Wildfires have devastated the sea-facing town of Le Porge in southwestern France. Lush greenery has been replaced by grey debris across the affected area. More than 100 homes were destroyed or damaged by the fires. The scale of the destruction has left residential areas heavily affected.

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Tricia Scarlata on Saving for College TuitionEconomy

Tricia Scarlata, who leads education savings at JPMorgan Asset Management, discussed the financial difficulty of paying high college tuition fees. She stressed that families should begin saving early to help address those costs. Scarlata spoke with Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on Bloomberg’s “Bloomberg Money” program about preparing for college expenses.

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Behind the scenes with new UK Prime Minister Andy BurnhamPolitics

In his first major interview as prime minister, Andy Burnham says he would be willing to challenge US President Donald Trump publicly if that were necessary to put Britain’s national interest first. Burnham describes his initial exchange with Trump as positive, saying the US president was “really warm”. The programme examines the new prime minister’s remarks and the implications of his position. It also takes listeners behind the scenes with Burnham.

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Russian strike kills Ukrainian mother and injures 12World

A Russian strike in Kharkiv killed a 40-year-old woman, according to local officials. The woman was a mother. Twelve other people were injured in the attack. Her two children were among those hurt.

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Berlin police to give latest update on CSD attack probeWorld

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz attended a special service at Berlin’s Marienkirche to honor those killed and those who survived the attack. He urged people not to be intimidated and called for unity and resilience after authorities described the incident at the city’s Pride parade as a terrorist attack. Berlin police are expected to brief the public on the investigation. Further developments are due in an upcoming live stream.

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Therme Singapore: What the upcoming seven-storey Marina South wellness attraction could look likeSociety

Singapore is set to receive a billion-dollar wellness attraction in 2030. Therme Group’s planned Marina South facility will span seven storeys and include water slides, saunas, food and beverage offerings, and spaces for socialising. Construction officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony last month. A visit to the developer’s flagship venue in Romania offers a preview of what visitors to Singapore may experience.

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Mike Waltz warns US is 'LOCKED AND LOADED'World

Fox News reports on a naval blockade and Iran’s economic conditions after 13 nights of strikes. U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz discusses possible diplomatic options and American military capabilities. Waltz warns that the United States is “locked and loaded.” The report focuses on the military posture and economic pressure surrounding the continuing confrontation with Iran.

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Is Israel repeating the Crusaders’ fatal mistake?World

The episode portrays Israel as a European settler state in the heart of Palestine, governed by religious zealots and sustained by Western arms. It draws a parallel with 1099, when the First Crusade captured Jerusalem and subjugated its native population. The Crusaders’ kingdom was lost 88 years later to Saladin’s newly united Muslim army. The discussion asks why the Crusaders failed to create an everlasting kingdom and whether Zionism could face a similar fate.

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Sky turns orange in British Columbia as wildfires rageWorld

The sky above a village in British Columbia turned orange as wildfires burned across western Canada. Video captured the unusual color over the community. The fires continued to rage in the region, with their presence visibly transforming the appearance of the sky.

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Oil tanker explodes after hitting naval mine in Strait of Hormuz: Iranian mediaWorld

Iranian media report that an oil tanker struck a naval mine and exploded in the Strait of Hormuz. State media say the vessel had moved away from a route designated by Iran. Al Jazeera correspondent Resul Serdar is reporting from Tehran, Iran, on the incident and the claims surrounding it.

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France wildfires force more than 220,000 people to evacuateWorld

Wildfires spreading across southwestern France have forced more than 220,000 people to leave their homes. The evacuation is among the largest carried out in the country during peacetime. Bordeaux’s mayor said the advancing flames were “at the gates of the metropolitan area”, roughly 15 kilometres from the city. France’s interior minister said conditions remained highly unfavourable, with heat, dryness and strong winds making firefighting harder. William Denselow is reporting from the affected area.

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Inside WWE: How technology transforms every showTech

BBC Tech Now goes behind the scenes of WWE’s enormous travelling production operation. The report follows how wrestling moves from the arena to television, including the work of production trucks and audio teams. It also looks at the global commentary network and the crews working out of sight. Technology’s influence on how WWE stars perform is another focus.

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Spain wildfire grows beyond firefighting capacity as fires engulf parts of EuropeWorld

A wildfire in Spain’s eastern Castellón province has expanded beyond the capacity of firefighters to contain it, according to the Valencia regional government. Fires in Spain and France have forced more than 300,000 people to leave their homes and holiday accommodation. France has suffered the worst impact, with flames burning an estimated 42,000 hectares so far. The fires are affecting several parts of Europe as authorities confront widespread evacuations and continuing destruction.

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Israel detains over 70 suspects after deadly West Bank violenceWorld

Israel’s military says it detained more than 70 suspects overnight and on Saturday across the occupied West Bank. The arrests followed the deployment of troops throughout the territory after violence that killed two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinian villagers. Soldiers remained in Tell, in the northern West Bank, where Friday’s clashes were concentrated. Palestinians said the searches also involved a raid on a hospital in Nablus, described as one of the territory’s most violent areas.

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Women’s Football: Women’s Africa Cup of Nations kicks off in MoroccoSports

The 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations begins in Morocco on Sunday. The tournament offers a route to World Cup qualification, while its winner will receive a record $2 million prize. The field has expanded to 16 nations, compared with 12 in the previous edition. Nigeria enters as the side to beat, having won the title 10 times and defending its championship.

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Singapore’s $1.8 billion tuition bill: Why is education causing so much stress?Society

Education in Singapore is being compared with an arms race. Parents nationwide spent S$1.8 billion on tuition in 2023, with some enrolling their children in classes before they even start primary school. Students and parents say entering a “good school” is tied to hopes for a brighter future. Recent education dialogues have opened discussion about these pressures, the AL scoring system and whether success should be judged by more than grades.

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Spain struggles to contain wildfires as 60,000 flee around MadridWorld

Spain is struggling to bring wildfires under control as tens of thousands of people leave villages west of Madrid. Around 60,000 residents have been evacuated from communities near the capital. Heatwaves and extremely dry conditions have made the fires worse. Strong winds are also intensifying the threat in the affected areas.

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Heavy monsoon rains kill around 100 in Pakistan as Lahore faces rising floodsWorld

Large parts of Pakistan’s Punjab province remain submerged after intense monsoon rainfall. The flooding has killed around 100 people. Lahore, the country’s second-largest city, has been especially badly affected. Authorities are urging residents to stay away from low-lying areas as the national weather forecaster expects water levels to keep rising.

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LIVE: Wildfires continue to burn in FranceWorld

Live images from near Marcheprime in southwestern France show wildfires still burning. The fires have forced tens of thousands of people to leave their homes. The footage captures conditions near the affected area as evacuations continue. Residents are fleeing because of the ongoing threat from the flames.

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At least one killed after vehicle drives into Berlin Pride crowdWorld

A vehicle drove into a crowd during the Pride Parade in Berlin, the German capital, killing at least one person. At least 15 others were injured. Police are searching for the suspects. The incident occurred amid the public event and left authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.

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Iran summons Ukrainian diplomat after Caspian vessel attackWorld

Iran has called in Ukraine’s senior diplomat after accusing Kyiv of striking an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea. Tehran says one sailor died and another was wounded in the incident, which it characterizes as a breach of international law. Iranian officials are urging the UN Security Council and the wider international community to condemn the attack. Ukraine says it targeted vessels allegedly carrying Iranian-linked military cargo for Russia.

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