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Witness refuses to testify in Tupac Shakura murder trial
Witness invokes right to silence and contempt threats
Man's body found in Charlton complex
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death, with the club cooperating fully with authorities.
UK charities warn of stricter rules for welfare support
More than 40 organisations warn the government of the risks posed by stricter conditions for welfare support, highlighting that millions of young people are left without prospects.
Pakistan Supreme Court orders transfer of Khan to hospital
The High Judicial Council has ordered the urgent transfer of former prime minister Imran Khan to a hospital, citing his poor health.
Erin Patterson seeks review of triple murder conviction
The convicted killer has lodged an appeal against her sentence, citing alleged procedural irregularities, as her victims' families attend the hearing.
Supreme Court considers halting White House construction
The National Trust calls for an immediate halt to the construction of the $400 million ballroom pending the outcome of the project.
Harvard pays $53m settlement to families over theft of body parts
University agrees to deal in Boston after former morgue manager Cedric Lodge sold parts of donated corpses on the black market for years.
US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln returns home
The US Navy is shortening the mission due to poor ship conditions, with reports citing the absence of conflict with Iran as a factor.
Manhunt for masked man in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Police are searching for a man who threatened citizens, including asking if she was prepared to die, as he fled to the subway station.
Australian Senate passes NDIS reform with 63 amendments
The government's bill passed the lower house with conditions, and the bill is returned to the lower house, where it is expected to align with the upper house.
Turkey introduces conditional amnesty for Kurdish militants
President Erdoğan signs law suspending sentences for PKK members, contingent on complete disarmament and disbandment of the group.
Israeli airstrike kills six in Gaza
A strike on a camp in the western part of the city killed at least six people, including a child, breaching a ceasefire agreement.
Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln endure harsh conditions
Veterans warn of crew exhaustion and equipment failures on the vessel amid US-Iran tensions.
Floods and drought threaten UK simultaneously after prolonged dry spell
Heavy rains on parched ground trigger floods, while prolonged drought continues to strain resources and the environment.
Major fire in Belgian forest
Firefighters battle blaze in sensitive habitats as smoke spreads
West Midlands takes over local buses, jobs protected
The government has taken control of bus networks, securing thousands of jobs in the region.
Chalmers: Betting register funded by industry, opposition criticises
Australian Treasurer says register costs will be borne by operators, while opposition and independents criticise the reforms as insufficient.
Lindsay Clancy trial: Mother testifies to daughter's paranoia
At the trial in Massachusetts, Paula Musgrove confirmed that her daughter expressed thoughts of harming others and was paranoid before the murder of three children.