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M25 traffic LIVE: Motorway blocked near Epping as two lorry fires cause huge tailbacks
16. June 2026 (08:49)
Drivers face delays on the M25 due to two separate lorry fires  (London News)
Tunisia sack head coach just one game into World Cup
16. June 2026 (08:43)
Tunisia sack Sabri Lamouchi one game into their World Cup, with former Morocco and Saudi Arabia manager Herve Renard replacing him. (BBC News)
‘Inadequate’: NSW police criticised for not getting out of cars after triple zero call reported woman being bashed
16. June 2026 (08:42)
Independent watchdog clears officers of serious misconduct but finds they ‘did not meet minimum standards’ on night Lindy Lucena was killed in BallinaFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAt 7pm on 3 January 2023, New South Wales police received a triple zero call reporting that a woman was “being bashed” behind the Salvation Army building in Ballina.“I’m just letting you know, there’s a woman getting bashed behind Salvation Army in Ballina and that’s all I got to say I don’t want to be reported or anything,” the caller said. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Pictured: Woman found dead at home in Lewisham after 'welfare check' as man charged with murder
16. June 2026 (08:41)
Barbara McCann, 47, was found dead at home in Catford Hill by officers responding to concerns about her welfare  (London News)
Stop wasting our time with mobile phone signal in London 'worse than Kabul,' ministers urged
16. June 2026 (08:38)
‘I’m getting worse mobile phone reception that I did in Kabul a decade ago,’ Tom Tugendhat posted on X (London News)
Grill’d burger chain sued by ACCC over alleged greenwashing
16. June 2026 (08:37)
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission launches federal court action against restaurant over Tree Day Tuesday campaignFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe consumer regulator has sued Grill’d over allegations the burger chain engaged in greenwashing by dramatically overstating how much money it was donating towards one of its key environmental campaigns.The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on Tuesday announced it had launched federal court action against Grill’d, alleging it misrepresented its Tree Day Tuesday campaign for more than three years. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Two arrested during investigation into Dezi Freeman’s movements as police reveal killer likely travelled to NSW
16. June 2026 (08:37)
Victoria and NSW police search seven properties as they examine where shooter travelled after killing two officers in PorepunkahTwo more men have been arrested as police continue their investigation into Porepunkah shooter Dezi Freeman’s months on the run after he killed two police officers in August 2025.In a statement on Tuesday, police also revealed they believed Freeman travelled between Victoria and New South Wales in the seven months between the shootings at Porepunkah and when he was found on a remote property in Thologolong, near Walwa on the Victoria-New South Wales border, on 30 March. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
England fans embracing Texas culture as Three Lions prepare for World Cup opener
16. June 2026 (08:33)
Supporters wore cowboy hats and boots as they made the trip to Dallas Fort Worth. (London News)
Makerfield by-election: 'Don't take London for granted,' bosses warn Andy Burnham as he eyes being PM
16. June 2026 (08:16)
Business leaders in the capital spoke out as polls suggests Mr Burnham could soon be back in Parliament to launch a bid to replace Sir Keir Starmer (London News)
AI could help win ‘race against extinction’ of vital plants, say botanists
16. June 2026 (08:00)
Tech is helping to identify and save new specimens and could open ‘genomic goldmine’ of fungi dataThe rise of AI and digitisation could be a turning point in the “race against extinction” faced by botanists trying to identify and save vital plants before they vanish, according to a major report from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.New technology is enabling scientists to track how flowering times have shifted by weeks around the world, rapidly identify new specimens and even get crucial genetic data from 180-year-old fungus specimens, potentially opening a “genomic goldmine”. Digitisation and online access to millions of specimens that were until now only accessible in archives is also producing new insights, especially in the global south. Continue reading... (The Guardian)