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Iran attacks Israeli town with nuclear site in response to Natanz strike

Iran attacks Israeli town with nuclear site in response to Natanz strike

An Iranian missile struck the Israeli town of Dimona, which houses a nuclear installation, in what Tehran described as retaliation for attacks on its own nuclear site at Natanz. Dimona contains a facility just outside the town that is widely thought to hold the Middle East’s only nuclear stockpile,

Josh Kerr clinches world indoor gold, mocks rival with a “night night” gesture.

Josh Kerr clinches world indoor gold, mocks rival with a “night night” gesture.

Josh Kerr often pairs outstanding performance with provocation, a mix that makes him a fascinating competitor. After clinching a dramatic world indoor 3,000‑metre title in Toruń, the British runner promptly delivered a pointed response. As he crossed the finish line, Kerr mimicked NBA star Steph Curry’s “night

New dual‑national rules leave more British teens stranded overseas

New dual‑national rules leave more British teens stranded overseas

Two more British teenagers have found themselves unable to return to the United Kingdom because of the Home Office’s new border regulations for dual nationals. Their situations were reported only hours after a 16‑year‑old British schoolgirl was prevented from boarding a flight in Denmark for the UK

Canine-themed promises of free drinks and subsidized vet care dominate Paris mayoral race

Canine-themed promises of free drinks and subsidized vet care dominate Paris mayoral race

In a contest projected to be decided by only a few thousand ballots, each vote matters – even those cast by the capital’s dissatisfied dog owners, as the candidates vie to become Paris’s next mayor. The two leading contenders in Sunday’s runoff, left‑wing candidate Emmanuel Grégoire and

Carlos Alcaraz silences critics, defeats Joao Fonseca at Miami Open

Carlos Alcaraz silences critics, defeats Joao Fonseca at Miami Open

While Carlos Alcaraz was executing his serve midway through his first match at the Miami Open, a shout cut through the night. A member of the 16,000‑strong crowd, apparently hoping for Alcaraz’s defeat, tried to divert the Spaniard just before contact. Amid an electric setting that stood

Northampton fend off Newcastle's late surge in thriller to retake league lead

Northampton fend off Newcastle's late surge in thriller to retake league lead

At first glance there isn’t much to report. The table‑topping side reclaimed the summit with a bonus‑point victory over the bottom‑placed club. Yet the result tells a different story. Newcastle, who were beaten by 60 points in their previous Premiership visit, forced the Saints into a

Fire at South Korean car parts plant kills at least 14 people

Fire at South Korean car parts plant kills at least 14 people

A blaze at a car‑parts plant in South Korea has claimed 14 lives and left nearly 60 people injured. Fire crews reported that every person previously listed as missing has now been located after a thorough search of the three‑storey structure’s debris. Video of the inferno at