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Police call shots fired at US consulate in Canada a national security incident

Police call shots fired at US consulate in Canada a national security incident

Two men opened fire on the U.S. consulate in Toronto early Tuesday, an act police called a “national security incident”, leading to increased security at U.S. and Israeli diplomatic sites in the city. The suspects arrived at the downtown consulate around 4:30 a.m. Eastern Time, got

UK Ministers to Seek Advice from 100 Citizens on Digital ID Plans

UK Ministers to Seek Advice from 100 Citizens on Digital ID Plans

Ministers will invite a hundred people chosen at random from across the United Kingdom to take part in the government’s consultation on digital identification, as officials aim to counter conspiracy theories surrounding the intended use of the system. Darren Jones, the chief secretary to the prime minister, will set

Jack Draper advances to face Djokovic after defeating Cerundolo at Indian Wells.

Jack Draper advances to face Djokovic after defeating Cerundolo at Indian Wells.

Jack Draper extended his notable recovery from an arm problem by defeating Francisco Cerundolo, earning a round‑of‑16 encounter with Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells. Draper capitalised on a late surge in the second set to secure a 6‑1, 7‑5 victory and arrange his first face‑to‑

Sky Brown clinches second skateboarding world title at rain‑soaked Brazil event

Sky Brown clinches second skateboarding world title at rain‑soaked Brazil event

Britain’s Sky Brown marked International Women’s Day by clinching her second skate‑boarding world title at a rain‑shortened park event in São Paulo. The double Olympic bronze medallist was ahead after two runs – the midway stage – when World Skate announced that “adverse weather conditions and recurrent rainfall”

England reaffirm commitment to kick‑heavy strategy against France, saying “We believe in the plan.”

England reaffirm commitment to kick‑heavy strategy against France, saying “We believe in the plan.”

England have pledged to stick with their kick‑heavy approach for Saturday’s clash with France, despite a sharp dip in form over recent weeks. The decision could further inflame the displeasure of their supporters. Steve Borthwick and his squad have faced intense criticism after last week’s opening loss

Inquiry finds New Zealand's Covid response ranks among the world's best, but lingering “scars” remain.

Inquiry finds New Zealand's Covid response ranks among the world's best, but lingering “scars” remain.

A royal commission examining New Zealand’s Covid response concluded that the nation’s handling ranked among the world’s finest, while also recognising that the period left lasting “scars”. The second of two inquiry reports on the pandemic was issued on Tuesday, concentrating on the interval from February 2021

Assessing F1’s new era kickoff: five key takeaways from the Australian GP

Assessing F1’s new era kickoff: five key takeaways from the Australian GP

Mercedes dominate The pre‑season front‑runners tried hard to downplay their presumed edge ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, yet the advantage was unmistakable. A commanding one‑two in qualifying, with George Russell edging out Kimi Antonelli by just under a second, was mirrored by an equally confident one‑