Russian strikes killed at least nine people, CBC reports, while Ukraine reported intelligence and Starlink disruptions. The BBC published video of a block of flats destroyed in Russian strikes on Ukraine.
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NPR reports that Pakistan imposed emergency rule in a former prime minister's stronghold, but its headline does not identify the stronghold or give the reason. This follows an earlier story describing Pakistan's declaration of emergency in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and reporting that hundreds of politicians from Imran Khan's PTI party were detained; that story did not establish how the detention reports relate to the emergency.
The Hindu's explainer addresses Pakistan's declaration of emergency in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, while The Guardian reports that hundreds of politicians from Imran Khan's PTI party were detained. The headlines do not provide details on the reasons for the emergency or establish how it relates to the detentions.
The Guardian reports that a cryptocurrency exchange founded by Reform donor Ben Delo has been sued for £20m.
The Guardian reports that a seafood charity is telling shoppers to scale back on hake and coley.
The Guardian reports that barriers facing Black and south Asian music events cost London up to £141m a year. Its headline presents the amount as an upper estimate.
The Guardian reports that content creators it describes as English nationalist filmed themselves in an asylum seekers’ house. The headline provides no further details about the filming or the house.
BBC News reports that Bumble was bought for $1.3bn. Its headline describes the purchase as a “bet on the future of humanity.”
The UK’s AI minister has warned that the country’s cyber defences are likely to be breached, BBC News reports.