
Funeral Held for Police Officer Killed in Middlesbrough A66 Crash
A police constable who died in a collision on the A66 in Middlesbrough has been laid to rest, the BBC reports.
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A police constable who died in a collision on the A66 in Middlesbrough has been laid to rest, the BBC reports.

Protesters opposing illegal immigration arrived at a Durban march with sleeping mats, as refugees agreed to relocate to Lindela.

bdnews24.com reports that several American warplanes were damaged in an Iranian attack on a US base in Jordan, with Tehran also targeting ships.

A Japanese court has dismissed a damages claim brought by an IHH Healthcare unit against Daiichi Sankyo over the Fortis deal.

CBC reports that climbing licence costs are leading fishermen to seek out financing arrangements that raise questions.

Labor opts for a gas reservation policy instead of a tax, drawing pushback from Western Australia and a reprieve for one LNG exporter.

China has pushed back its Chang'e-7 Moon mission, with related changes reported to the Chang'e-8 lunar south pole effort.

Government readies automatic account program to overhaul subsidy distribution and widen financial inclusion, with Rp11 trillion earmarked, Stockbit Snips reports.

The Philippines recorded $447 million in net foreign direct investment inflows for June, even as first-half inflows dropped 17.8% to $3.38 billion.

NRK reports Trump promised $5,000 payments to all adults if Republicans win, drawing sharp criticism from Norwegian outlets.

A 61-year-old man from Apeldoorn has been arrested in connection with two rapes committed in the 1990s, police report.

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LEADERSHIP Newspapers reports 32 banks, fintechs and other channels have been approved to sell Dangote Refinery shares to investors.

Germany's women open their home Basketball World Cup campaign against Belgium in Berlin, with the game shown free-to-air and streamed on Joyn.

Italy has recorded 41 deaths and 594 West Nile virus cases, according to O GLOBO, as Brazilian outlets report four cases and one death at home.

Indonesia's disaster agency is reinforcing readiness among Banten coastal communities as Anak Krakatau continues erupting.

Ghana's Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has launched 2026 World Heart Awareness Month, urging the public to prioritise cardiovascular health.

Tanesco moves to shield electricity infrastructure as Tanzania and Zanzibar ready for El Niño, with road and bridge inspections ordered.

Amnesty International says Russia's recruitment of foreign nationals to fight in Ukraine amounts to human trafficking, according to politico.eu.

A modeling study reported by Live Science proposes the Moon took shape far faster than the long-accepted timeline of months or years.

Proceedings in the Matlala trial continued after a heated courtroom exchange, with a police witness accused of shaping evidence around vehicle tracking data.

Roughly 200,000 Salvadoran immigrants are watching for a decision on Temporary Protected Status after the Trump administration said nothing publicly.

The Bangkok-based fashion brand will open its first Singapore store on October 15, according to reports.

Apple has launched the iPhone Duo, its first foldable, with prices starting at €2,369, while iPhone 18 Pro models also get more expensive.
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