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# Europe’s Heatwave Crisis: WHO Links About 1,300 Deaths as Germany Records 41.7°C — Preparedness, Risks, and What Needs to Change A recent intense heatwave sweeping across Europe has been linked to roughly 1,300 deaths, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The extreme temperatures included a new high of 41.7°C reported in parts of […]

# Australian Charged in Thailand After 17-Year-Old Found Dead in Suitcase Near Railway Line Authorities in Thailand have charged an Australian national with murder after the body of 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla was discovered inside a suitcase abandoned close to a railway track. The discovery, made on a Saturday, has prompted widespread attention and a criminal

How to Play Tennis and Other Sports for Free: A Budget-Friendly Guide ==================================================================== With Wimbledon lighting up televisions and local courts buzzing, many people catch the sports bug and want to get on court themselves. The good news: you don’t need a big budget to start playing tennis—or many other sports. With a little creativity,

# Andy Burnham’s Long Game and Princess Catherine’s Peaks: What Monday’s Papers Are Telling Us Monday’s front pages were dominated by two very different types of stories: one political and programmatic, the other personal and symbolic. Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham’s much-anticipated policy address — framed by papers as a “10-year mission” — sits alongside

# Ben Stokes’ Mid-Test Captaincy Exit: Why Agnew Calls It a Fittingly Unconventional Move The cricket world was left reeling when Ben Stokes stepped down as England captain in the middle of the third Test against New Zealand. The timing and manner of his decision were startling, and veteran broadcaster Jonathan Agnew described the move

# Inside Caraballeda’s Country Club Turned Makeshift Hospital: How Survivors of Venezuela’s Earthquakes Are Being Treated When earthquakes tore through parts of Venezuela, entire neighborhoods were left in ruins and local medical facilities were quickly overwhelmed. In the coastal town of Caraballeda, one unexpected location became central to the emergency response: a country club whose

# Isle of Skye Campervans: Managing the Growing Problem of Freedom Camping and Its Impact on Local Communities The Isle of Skye’s dramatic mountains, cascading waterfalls and windswept coastline have made it a must-visit destination in Scotland. In recent years a surge in campervan and motorhome visitors has been a mixed blessing: while tourism brings

# Why Every World Cup Round of 32 Match Is Unmissable: Stars, Dark Horses and the Subplots That Matter The expanded World Cup format gives us a longer knockout phase and, with it, a bigger stage for drama. The round of 32 is where storylines sharpen: established superpowers meet rising challengers, breakout talents get their

# Steve Clarke’s Scotland: A Lasting Revival, Yet Tournament Progress Still Eludes When Steve Clarke took charge of Scotland, the national team felt like it was wandering in the dark. Over his tenure, he reconstructed the identity of the side, instilled discipline and belief, and produced a run of results that reconnected fans with hope.

# Is Iran Football’s Unluckiest Team? A Deep Dive into Two Devastating Last-Minute Heartbreaks Few narratives in sport are as potent as the “unlucky team” label. For Iran’s national side, that tag has followed them across tournaments and headlines — driven in large part by two agonizing episodes in which a berth in the World