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Moscow Pressured After Air Attacks on Ukraine
Ukraine has declared national mourning on Tuesday after Monday's large-scale Russian air attack, where around 40 people died, including several children, and nearly 200 were injured. Deliberately targeting hospitals constitutes a war crime, a UN representative states.
Simon Cowell is looking for a boy band – via Netflix
Simon Cowell is on the hunt for Britain's next big boy band. In a new program on Netflix, the music mogul will find new stars.
England's national team captain on the criticism: "Hurts"
England's national team captain Gareth Southgate has received massive criticism during the summer's European Championship. After his team secured a semifinal spot, the 53-year-old faced the backlash.
At Least Ten Dead in Hurricane Beryl
At least ten people have died in Hurricane Beryl's passage over the Caribbean. The storm has now hit the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour.
Starmer's finance minister is the first woman in the post
Britain's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made a rapid start to the job by presenting a range of ministers in the new Labour government. The country is getting its first female Finance Minister in Rachel Reeves.
Catastrophic defeat for the Scottish Nationalist Party
The Scottish nationalist party SNP has suffered a catastrophic defeat. The result is the worst since 2010, and means that a new referendum on independence is far away.
Political Scientist: The Election Can Bring the British Stability
Labour's landslide victory in the British election can provide more stability in domestic politics, assesses political scientist Nicholas Aylott. .
American Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison in Russia
An American citizen has been sentenced to 12. 5 years in prison in Russia for drug offenses, reports BBC.
British Election: The Sun Backs Labour
The tabloid newspaper The Sun backs a British government change. Media mogul Robert Murdoch's newspaper writes in Thursday's edition that it's "time for a new captain".
Artist paints over Swift works in protest against AI
The Scottish artist Michael Forbes believes that AI has a negative impact on art. To protest, he has painted over several of his own works.
Masterpiece in a plastic bag sold for millions
The Venetian Renaissance master Tizian's work "Rest during the Flight to Egypt" has been sold at the auction house Christie's in London for approximately 236 million kronor, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.
India: 300,000 evacuated after floods
At least 34 people have died in floods and landslides in the Indian state of Assam, [reports BBC](https://www. bbc.
Minister criticizes Banksy's refugee float
Banksy's new artwork, depicting refugees, receives harsh criticism from Britain's Home Secretary James Cleverly. People are dying in the Mediterranean, people are dying in the English Channel.
Farage expels three candidates ahead of the election
The right-wing populist British Reform Party has withdrawn its support for three people who were candidates in the upcoming election. The reason is that they have made themselves guilty of offensive comments, reports British media.
Hidden Camera Exposes Racism in Farage Campaign
Racist and homophobic statements have been caught on film during a campaign meeting for the right-wing populist British Reform Party. Leader Nigel Farage says he is "appalled".
Elvis' "Blue Suede Shoes" Sold for 1.6 Million Kronor
A pair of blue suede shoes worn by Elvis Presley has been sold for the equivalent of 1. 6 million kronor, [reports BBC](https://www.
Reports: Foden back in Germany
Phil Foden has flown back to Germany after a lightning visit to England and rejoined the team. This is reported by several British media outlets, including BBC and The Telegraph.
"Creator of 'Baby Reindeer' makes new TV series"
Richard Gadd achieved great success with the Netflix series "Baby Reindeer", about a man who is stalked. Now he is making a new drama series, produced by HBO and BBC, reports [The Wrap](https://www.
Starliner astronauts stuck in space after problems
The two astronauts who were launched into space at the beginning of June in Starliner are still there. The spacecraft has been plagued by problems and the return journey has been postponed several times.
Kanye West reaches settlement over sampled track
Kanye West and the estate of artist Donna Summer have reached a settlement regarding West's unauthorised sampling of the disco queen's 1977 track "I Feel Love", [according to BBC reports](https://www. bbc.
The Star has Left England's European Championship Squad
Phil Foden has temporarily left the English European Championship squad in Germany and returned home to England for private reasons, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.
American journalist in court – faces 20 years
The American journalist Evan Gershkovich was in court in Russian Yekaterinburg on Wednesday – 15 months after he was arrested. He is being prosecuted on unclear grounds for espionage and risks 20 years' imprisonment.
British Election Betting Scandal Grows Ahead of the Vote
The Conservative Party in the UK is withdrawing its support for two candidates. Both are being investigated for having placed bets on the date of the British election.
Music Giants Sue AI Companies
Some of the world's largest record companies are suing AI firms Suno and Udio for copyright infringement, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.
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