Paredes banned 10 games for World Cup clash misconduct

A child in New York has died from measles, marking the state’s first fatal measles case in 30 years. The death highlights growing public health risks from measles outbreaks and the importance of vaccination.

The UK plans to double the waiting period for permanent residency, with exemptions for care workers. The change affects migrants’ path to settled status and could have wide implications for immigration and labor policy.

Andy Burnham has denied proposing a return to EU freedom of movement during discussions with the EU. The UK politician said he had not made such a proposal, amid live UK political coverage of the issue. Freedom of movement remains a sensitive post-Brexit topic in British politics.

Lebanon has cut electricity to public bodies, including government offices, as the country's power crisis deepens and the state utility struggles to secure enough fuel. The move threatens essential public services and underscores the broader collapse of a sector crippled by years of mismanagement and funding shortages. It matters because ordinary citizens and state institutions face growing disruption to daily life and governance.

Officials say a jet may have broken apart before crashing in Florida, and a family has been named among the victims. The crash has raised questions about whether structural failure occurred before impact as investigators continue to examine the case.