Indigenous Women Fear Pregnancy Due to Mercury Poisoning from Illegal Gold Mining in Brazil.
Indigenous Women Frightened to Get Pregnant Due to Mercury Poisoning from Illegal Gold Mining in Brazil
Indigenous communities in Brazil are battling mercury poisoning caused by illegal gold mining, with women expressing fear about the potential impact on pregnancy and fertility.
- ‘Women are afraid to get pregnant’: Indigenous people fight mercury poisoning from illegal gold mining — Sky News
- ‘Women are afraid to get pregnant’: Fighting mercury poisoning from illegal gold mining — Sky News
Netflix Executive Lloyd Screen-Tested for Top Channel 4 Job
Channel 4 has screen-tested Netflix executive Lloyd for a top job, according to Sky News reports.
Airbus Planes Grounded Amid Solar Radiation System Concerns
Following Airbus’ discovery that solar radiation could affect their aircraft systems, multiple flights were grounded to address safety concerns.
- Planes grounded after Airbus discovers solar radiation could impact systems — BBC News
- Early NI flights avoid disruption as Airbus grounds planes — BBC News
Boy, 14, Killed by Train in Tragic Accident
A 14-year-old boy tragically lost his life after being struck by a train. Tributes have been paid to the teenager following the fatal incident.
- Tributes paid to boy, 14, fatally struck by train — BBC News
- Tributes to boy who died after being hit by train — BBC News
Zarah Sultana Leads Boycott of Your Party Conference Amid Witch Hunt Expulsions
Co-founder Zarah Sultana refuses to attend the first day of Your Party’s conference, boycotting in protest against what she calls a ‘witch hunt’ targeting party members.
- Zarah Sultana boycotts first day of Your Party conference over ‘witch hunt’ expulsions — Sky News
- Your Party co-founder Zarah Sultana refuses to enter group’s conference hall — Sky News
Asylum Seekers Prohibited from Using Taxis for Medical Appointments
The UK government plans to restrict asylum seekers’ access to taxis for medical appointments, a move aimed at cutting public costs but facing criticism for potentially endangering vulnerable individuals.
- Asylum seekers to be banned from using taxis for medical appointments — Sky News
- Asylum seekers will be banned from taking taxis for medical appointments — BBC News
UK Steel Industry Under Review: Ministers Seek Banker Expertise
The UK government has enlisted financial advisors to assess the future of the domestic steel sector, aiming to secure its viability and competitiveness in a global market.
Trump to Pardon Ex-Honduras President Convicted of Drug Trafficking
Former Honduran president convicted of drug trafficking will be pardoned by outgoing US President Donald Trump.
- Trump to pardon ex-Honduras president convicted of drug trafficking — BBC News
- Trump says he will pardon ex-Honduras president convicted of drug trafficking — BBC News
US Halts All Asylum Claim Decisions Amid National Guard Shooting
The US government has temporarily suspended all decisions on asylum claims following a shooting incident involving the National Guard, raising concerns about immigration policies and security measures.
- US halts all asylum claim decisions after National Guard shooting — BBC News
- US halts all asylum claim decisions in wake of National Guard shooting — BBC News
Deadly Floods and Landslides Claim Nearly 250 Lives in Indonesia
At least 248 people have died and many remain missing after severe floods and landslides struck Indonesia, causing widespread devastation.
- Nearly 250 people dead and others missing after floods and landslides in Indonesia — Sky News
- Hundreds killed after floods and landslides in Indonesia — Sky News
Russian Drone Strikes Target Kyiv Residential Areas Amid Peace Talks
Despite recent diplomatic overtures aimed at de-escalating the conflict, Russian drone strikes have hit residential areas in Kyiv. The attacks underscore the persistent violence and unpredictability of the war, despite peace moves from both sides.
- Russian drone strike hits Kyiv residential areas despite peace moves — BBC News
- Russian drone strikes hit Kyiv residential areas despite peace moves — BBC News
PM’s Rap Battle with Sky’s Beth Rigby Goes Viral, AI Satirist Explains the Hype
Sky News reports on the viral rap battle between Prime Minister and Sky journalist Beth Rigby, featuring an explanation from one of the AI satirists behind the comedic skit.
Hospitality Industry Seeks Lifeline Amid Reeves’ Alleged Stealth Tax in Budget
The hospitality sector has called for urgent support as Rachel Reeves is accused of imposing a ‘stealth tax’ through the recent budget, threatening to further cripple an already struggling industry.
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