Nigeria Strikes, Zelensky-Trump Meeting, Abd El-Fattah Return, House Fire Tragedy: Latest Headlines

US Launches Strikes Against Islamic State in Nigeria Amid Censorship and Detention Row

Following a US judge’s order to block the detention of British social media campaigner Amy Smith amid censorship concerns, the BBC reports that the US has launched airstrikes against Islamic State targets in northeastern Nigeria. The strikes target IS fighters who have targeted Christians in the region.


Harry Redknapp’s Jukebox Man Wins King George VI Horse Race

The Jukebox Man by Harry Redknapp won the prestigious King George VI horse race, showcasing its exceptional performance and winning spirit.


Zelensky and Trump to Discuss Peace Talks Amid Russian War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet US President Donald Trump on Sunday in a bid to advance peace talks with Russia amid ongoing conflict. The discussions come as Trump expresses readiness for negotiations once Ukraine provides assurances.


Russia ‘downs seven Storm Shadow missiles’ – as Zelenskyy set for Trump meeting on Sunday

Russian forces reportedly downed seven Storm Shadow cruise missiles launched by an unknown adversary, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepares to meet with Donald Trump in New York the following day. The incident underscores escalating tensions between Russia and NATO allies as Western-backed Ukraine faces intensified missile attacks.


British-Egyptian Activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah Returns to UK After Prison Release

Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a prominent British-Egyptian activist and critic of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, has been released from prison after serving time for his political activities. Following his release, he reunited with family in the United Kingdom.


Three people unaccounted for after Boxing Day house fire

A house fire on Boxing Day has left three individuals missing in the aftermath of the tragedy.


Search Called Off for Two Swimmers Missing at Sea

The search operation has been halted for two swimmers who went missing in the sea off Devon coast.


England’s Bowlers Find the Right Length in Chaotic Melbourne Match

England’s bowlers finally found a consistent length against Australia, helping secure a crucial victory despite chaotic conditions in Melbourne.


Police Force Warns Sea Swimmers Amid Two Missing and Cold Weather Alert

Sky News reports that police have issued a warning to sea swimmers after two individuals remain missing, while a cold weather health alert remains in effect for Boxing Day.


India’s Solar Waste Challenge Amid Renewable Growth

A BBC News report highlights the hidden waste crisis facing India’s expanding solar industry, as growing volumes of outdated panels and batteries threaten environmental sustainability. Despite rapid solar panel deployment to combat climate change, a lack of recycling infrastructure means toxic materials are piling up in landfills, posing health risks and resource inefficiencies.

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