BBC World
Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide in Canada, as UK families fume over no local charges - because extradition is hard, and apparently so is protecting life.
The Guardian
Europe's heat dome breaks records, kills a few, and makes everyone rethink global warming; Australia gets thunderstorms and flash floods for variety.
The Guardian
Extreme weather, inflation, and the Iran war are pushing Britain toward a food crisis, but the government seems to think a nap will sort it out.
The Guardian
France and the UK smash May temperature records as a heat dome turns Europe into a pre-summer sauna, with scientists warning this is the new normal.
BBC Business
Young drivers are falling for fake car insurance sold by 'ghost brokers' on social media, leaving them uninsured, prosecuted, and very annoyed.
The Atlantic
The UK’s new law bans cigarette sales to anyone born after 2009, but centuries of anti-smoking efforts suggest kicking the habit is harder than passing a bill.
The Guardian Europe
The Cotswolds are postcard-perfect, unless you need to buy a bag of apples without a car - then it's a three-hour walk to pay triple the price.
SpaceNews
Britain's space defense architecture is fragile, outdated, and reliant on human operators - a recipe for disaster in the next conflict, argues a SpaceNews opinion piece.
The Guardian
Criminals are exploiting pension holders' confusion about upcoming inheritance tax changes with fake overseas schemes - because nothing says 'financial security' like a cold call promising a loophole.
The Guardian Europe
Twins Lavinia and Michelle discovered via DNA test that they have different fathers - a biological rarity called heteropaternal superfecundation, never before documented in the UK - on the same day their mother died.
The Good Times
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