Leaving the Hustle for a Dream Life in BaliMatt Dearing, 36, and Carlie Donnelley, 35, were living what many would consider a typical busy life in Manchester. “We were living to work, not living to enjoy life,” Matt shared. Living the Dream with FamilySince making the move to Bali, Matt and Carlie’s life has transformed. The family is finally living the dream life they always desired, and the couple couldn’t be happier. Footnotes:“The Impact of Moving to Bali on Family Life,” The Times, 2023.

June 23, 2025 18:56 UTC

Read our Privacy noticeThe pilot of an Indian passenger jet was forced to issue a “mayday” call after almost running out of fuel, according to Indian media reports. Earlier this month a London-bound Air India flight crashed shortly after take-off in Ahmedabad, killing 241 people on board and at least 29 on the ground. Recently, an IndiGo flight arriving in Raipur from New Delhi was delayed on the tarmac after a door malfunction left passengers trapped onboard for nearly 40 minutes. According to data shared by India’s civil aviation ministry, private airlines in India reported 268 instances involving technical issues with aircraft over the 13 months leading up to January 2025. IndiGo – India’s largest airline by market share – accounted for 118 of these incidents, while Air India reported 66.

June 23, 2025 16:49 UTC

After wrestling with those weighty questions, he posed a more workaday one: “What’s gonna be the gas price tomorrow?”Such is life for Iranian Americans in Los Angeles, a diaspora that makes up the largest Iranian community outside Iran. People shop at Stater Abbass Bakery and Market in Westwood as the local Iranian community comes to terms with the U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear facilities on Sunday. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times)AdvertisementAbout 141,000 Iranian Americans live in L.A. County, according to the Iranian Data Dashboard, which is hosted by the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies. The epicenter of the community is Westwood, where the namesake boulevard is speckled with storefronts covered in Persian script. Not far from Westwood, Beverly Hills’ prominent Iranian Jewish community was making its presence felt.

June 23, 2025 16:02 UTC

Share this Post: WhatsApp ShareIn a development that could significantly shake up the global defense landscape, Chinese scientists have unveiled a new, advanced stealth material designed to bypass the U.S. missile defense system, known as Golden Dome. The Science Behind the Stealth TechnologyThis new stealth material, developed by Chinese researchers, is an engineering marvel that can evade detection across multiple electromagnetic spectra, including infrared, microwave, and more. A Game-Changer for Modern WarfareThe most innovative feature of this new stealth technology lies in its composite structure. Can technological advancements in military defense foster stability, or will they inevitably lead to a more volatile, competitive international landscape? Available at: https://www.bbc.com/news “Impact of Stealth Technology on Global Military Balance,” The Times, 2023.

June 23, 2025 15:32 UTC

The British government said on Monday that it would ban as a terrorist group a pro-Palestinian organization that broke into a British air base and vandalized President Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in Scotland. Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, announced the move against the group, Palestine Action, three days after members damaged military planes using red paint at Britain’s largest air force base, at Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, on Friday. Ms. Cooper said that a legal order to ban the group would be submitted to Parliament on June 30. She said Palestine Action had “orchestrated a nationwide campaign of direct criminal action” against defense companies and other targets, putting Britain’s national security at risk. She also said that its activities met the legal definition of terrorism because they included “serious damage to property.”Palestine Action will join more than 80 groups banned as terrorist organizations by the British government, including the Islamic State, Hamas and Al Qaeda, as well as Atomwaffen Division, a white supremacist group.

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David Lammy told the Commons that an RAF A400 had taken the group of British nationals to Cyprus on Monday, from where they will be taken to the UK, adding that more flights will follow. He also confirmed that one British national in Israel had been injured during Iranian missile attacks and had been offered consular support. In his statement to the Commons, Mr Lammy repeated his plea to Iran to return to the negotiating table following America’s strikes on its nuclear programme. Pleased to announce our first Royal Air Force A-400 has flown into Tel Aviv and is helping to take 63 British nationals and their dependants home. The safety of British Nationals is our top priority.

June 23, 2025 14:58 UTC

The vile gang abuse, Fiona believes in total more than 50 men were involved, continued until she was 17 years old. She claimed she was "targeted" by a grooming gang outside of the care home. After reading about the Rotherham abuse scandal in 2014, Fiona realised that she had also been the victim of a grooming gang. Saeed Akhtar was convicted of two counts of inciting child prostitution and one count of rape and jailed for 20 years. Izar Hussain was found guilty of one count of rape, one count of attempted rape and cleared of two counts of rape.

June 23, 2025 14:10 UTC

Can you feed seagulls? Waste management experts at BusinessWaste.co.uk have warned people to avoid feeding seagulls because feeding and interacting with seagulls allows them to become more comfortable around humans, increasing the chance they feel confident enough to attack. Feeding seagulls encourages them to continue to flock to public places in search of food instead of out at sea. Can you be fined for feeding seagulls? The team at BusinessWaste.co.uk advises people to never actively feed seagulls because this can exacerbate the problem.

June 23, 2025 09:23 UTC

However, governance and regulation are pivotal in ensuring the ethical, safe and effective integration of AI into clinical nursing practice. As AI technologies become increasingly embedded in healthcare, nurses must navigate a complex regulatory landscape that addresses patient safety, data privacy, algorithmic transparency, and professional accountability. These guidelines advocate for fairness, universality, traceability, usability, robustness and explainability in AI systems, aligning with the ethical standards expected in nursing practice (Lekadir et al, 2025). In conclusion, there is no doubt that AI can support nurses in reducing the documentation burden, allowing them to focus on delivering and monitoring high-quality, safe care. However, the integration of AI into nursing practice necessitates a multifaceted governance approach that encompasses regulatory compliance, ethical considerations, and professional accountability.

June 23, 2025 08:44 UTC

Research by the Advertising Stands Authority (ASA) has revealed that too many advertisers are behind the times when it comes to ageing. People of all ages said they want to see more authentic and realistic portrayals of older people. ASA found that older people feel relatively positive about their age. With 58 per cent of the UK public believing advertising can significantly shape society’s perceptions of older people, there’s a clear opportunity for advertisers to lead a cultural change in how ageing is portrayed. Kam Atwal, Research Lead at the ASA said: “As a society, we’re living longer, richer, and more varied lives.

June 23, 2025 08:35 UTC

"Trump pushes Middle East to the brink" is the headline on the i Paper, external, while the Financial Times warns, external that the US president has "opened a Pandora's box". According to the Daily Telegraph, external, "any sign of weakness could undermine" the country's supreme leader, but "attacking US interests could bring an even greater American assault". Government sources tell the Times, external that the UK was "taken by surprise" by the speed at which President Trump launched the strikes. Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror, external leads with appeals for calm to avoid "plunging the world into war". In the Telegraph, Nigel Farage writes, external that Reform UK's new policy on non-doms will "actively encourage the return of wealth and talent" to the UK.

June 23, 2025 08:16 UTC

New Reform chairman Dr David Bull says it is "crucial" party does well in Scotland, insisting the country has "been ignored for a long time". Bull made the comments at an event in Perth, where he also shut down any prospect of a new independence referendum under Reform. He said, The Times reports: “It’s absolutely crucial we do well and win in all parts of the Union, because we are a pro-Union party. It comes as Nigel Farage, who Bull described as the "Heineken of politics", is set to announce a new "Robin Hood" policy. Under the policy, The Times reports, UK residents whose permanent home is abroad and who take up the £250,000 option would then not be taxed on wealth, income or capital gains earned overseas.

June 23, 2025 06:58 UTC

CCTV and doorbell footage can help speed up police investigations. People across the county are encouraged to take part in the initiative. A police spokesman said: “Connect Cumbria enables officers to access a map detailing pre-registered CCTV or doorbell cameras in the location of a crime. “When a crime takes place, officers can look on a portal and see which businesses and residential properties close to the scene have CCTV or doorbell cameras, and therefore may have vital evidence.”

June 23, 2025 05:14 UTC

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June 23, 2025 04:43 UTC

clear breakdown of U.S. funding to Israel in 2024:Military Security Aid???? Humanitarian AidFrom that April 2024 package, around $9.2?billion was earmarked for humanitarian assistanceboth for Gaza and global conflict zones???? $17.9?bn (Oct?2023Oct?2024) Humanitarian assistance ~$9.2?bnKey TakeawaysMilitary security funding : ~$26.4B (April) + ~$8.7B (Sept) = ~$35?B: ~$26.4B (April) + ~$8.7B (Sept) = ~$35?B Weapons drawn from U.S. stockpiles : ~$17.9B: ~$17.9B Humanitarian aid : ~$9.2B: ~$9.2B Overall total: ? ~$45?billion in U.S. funding tied to security and humanitarian aid in 2024. (military + humanitarian + arms drawdowns) is on the order ofLet me know if you want a breakdown by category (e.g.

June 23, 2025 01:51 UTC