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Birmingham weather forecast: Sunny intervals and moderate temperatures expected July 14

Birmingham residents can expect sunny intervals and moderate temperatures today. The day will begin cooler, gradually warming to a high of 25°C. Humidity will be around 86%, contributing to a comfortable atmosphere. The week ahead forecasts largely sunny and pleasant conditions with slight cooling. No significant rainfall or adverse weather…

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London weather forecast: Sunny and warm July 14, 2026 with 30°C high

London will experience clear skies and pleasant temperatures on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. The day will reach a high of 30°C with a low of 17°C overnight. Humidity will be around 84% and the chance of rain is less than five percent. Moderate winds will contribute to the overall pleasant…

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'Possible target for a nice big fat shot': Trump threatens strike on key Iran Nuclear site

President Trump indicated American forces might soon strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site. He stated the US closely monitors the heavily fortified location with advanced surveillance. Recent US strikes against Iran are described as retaliation for targeting commercial vessels. The naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz has also been reinstated…

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Powerball winning numbers for Monday, July 13, 2026: Who won today’s $478 million jackpot

Powerball lottery numbers revealed: On Monday, July 13, 2026, Powerball officials announced the winning numbers for the latest drawing, with players across the United States competing for an estimated $478 million jackpot. Those who opt for the lump-sum payment would receive an estimated $212.2 million in cash before applicable federal…

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US plans to bar its citizens in Congo from flying home directly amid Ebola outbreak

The Trump administration on Monday announced that US citizens currently in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will not be allowed to travel directly to the United States on commercial flights due to the country's worsening Ebola outbreak.

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'Responsibility to protect Americans': Trump tells US Congress fighting with Iran has resumed

US President Trump has updated Congress on the recommencement of military action against Iran, marking the beginning of a new sixty-day operational phase for US forces. This escalation follows reported attacks on commercial shipping, attributed to Iran's supposed violation of a ceasefire. In response, the US has carried out several…

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Quote of the day by Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria Baldwin: "With breath on your side, you become alert and aware of what's really going on, not overtaken by…" - why one conscious breath can help you think more clearly

Hilaria Baldwin suggests using breath for greater awareness and clarity. Conscious breathing creates a pause, allowing for observation instead of instinct. This pause helps overcome ego and old destructive patterns effectively. Modern research supports slower breathing for stress reduction and relaxation. This simple technique aids in making better decisions in…

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Former Canadian MP held after police uncover arsenal of 439 guns and antique cannon

Former Canadian MP Inky Mark has been arrested and charged with firearms trafficking after police seized 439 firearms, an antique cannon, ammunition and more than C$300,000 in cash from his home near Dauphin in Manitoba. The 78-year-old former federal lawmaker was taken into custody during a Royal Canadian Mounted Police…

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Middle East crisis: Indian killed, sirens blare across Gulf states as US-Iran trade strikes - top developments

In a significant escalation, two Emirati oil tankers were hit by Iranian cruise missiles in the Strait of Hormuz. Tragically, one Indian national lost their life, while eight crew members suffered injuries during the assault. Calling this act unacceptable, the United Arab Emirates pledged a robust response. Iran defended its…

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Yemen truce shatters as Houthis fire missiles at Saudi Arabia after airport strike

Houthi rebels launched drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia's Abha airport. This action followed Yemen's government bombing Sanaa airport's runway earlier that day. The strikes ended a four-year period of relative calm between the two sides. The Houthis vowed retaliation after accusing Saudi Arabia of aggression. This escalation threatens…

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'20% is too much, we'll be fair': Iran mocks Trump's 'guardian of Hormuz' claim over transit fee

Iranian foreign minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi on late Monday mocked US President Donald Trump over his proposal to charge a 20% fee on cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that Iran, not the US, is the true "guardian" of the strategic waterway.

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LeT, IS operatives among 34 killed in Khuzdar attack: BLA

The Baloch Liberation Army claimed a major suicide attack on an ISIS-K commander's compound. This operation targeted a meeting coordinating efforts against the Baloch political movement. The BLA stated that 34 operatives, including ISIS and LeT members, were killed. The attack, executed by the Majeed Brigade, followed weeks of intelligence…

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Why did Tom Segura and Christina P separate after their 18-year marriage? Podcasters’ split details emerge

Tom Segura and Christina P have reportedly separated after 18 years of marriage, according to TMZ. The news has surprised many fans who have followed the couple’s journey through comedy, podcasts and television projects. While the pair have remained largely private about the situation, reports suggest they will continue working…

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“He was punching me”: Ria Jalesa accuses Beyoncé’s nephew Julez Smith of hotel assault, says she was left with bruises

Twitch streamer Ria Jalesa has accused Julez Smith, Beyoncé’s nephew and Solange Knowles’ son, of physically assaulting her during a hotel encounter. She claims he left her with bruises, damaged her phone, pointed a firearm at her, and threatened her life. Ria shared her allegations in livestreams, while Smith has…

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Meet James Dyson: The inventor who failed 5,127 times before building a $20 billion-dollar empire with one everyday idea

Sir James Dyson is widely recognised for changing the way people think about household appliances, though the idea that built his company did not arrive in a sudden flash of inspiration. It emerged from a practical irritation that many people had simply accepted. Frustrated by a vacuum cleaner that steadily…

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UK: Peterborough council denies sale of Hindu temple to mosque is ‘unlawful’

Peterborough city council argued its decision to sell a complex housing a Hindu temple was not unlawful. The council stated that while Hindu faith is protected, it does not dictate decisions. The Hindu community expressed disbelief at the council's valuation of alternative premises. The council needs the money from the…

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“Absolutely not ok”: Technoblade’s father reacts as YouTuber Technolarp reports family threats

Technolarp, a YouTuber known for copying elements of late Minecraft star Technoblade’s content, says he was doxxed and that his family received threats. After those claims surfaced, Technoblade’s father, Technodad, said such behavior was “absolutely not ok.” While he has not endorsed Technolarp’s channel, he strongly condemned harassment and threats…

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In 1963, a man renovating his home in Turkey noticed his chickens kept disappearing into a crack in his basement wall, when he dug it open, he found the ancient city of Derinkuyu, an 18-level city 85m underground that could shelter 20,000 people

A curious resident's discovery in 1963 revealed Derinkuyu, a vast underground city. This ancient settlement, carved into volcanic rock, housed nearly twenty thousand people. Ingenious ventilation shafts and stone doors provided essential life support and defense. Historians believe successive civilizations expanded the complex over centuries. Today, a portion of this…

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US launches third straight night of strikes on Iran as Strait of Hormuz tensions escalate

United States forces conducted strikes on Iranian military assets for a third night. These actions aim to degrade Iran's ability to attack commercial shipping. President Trump announced plans to reinstate a blockade on Iranian shipping. The Strait of Hormuz has become a focal point of US-Iran confrontation. A maritime blockade…

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Japan often classifies curry rice as a Western-style dish, but the real story begins in India

Japanese curry rice, a popular comfort food, has a history rooted in Indian spice-rich dishes. The British adapted these Indian recipes, simplifying spice blends and thickening sauces for their empire. Curry arrived in Japan through the Royal Navy during the Meiji era, which was modernizing its military. The Japanese navy…

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The United States tried keeping daylight saving time all year, twice, but both experiments ended after Americans grew so frustrated that Congress reversed course

America tried year-round Daylight Saving Time twice in the last century. These changes aimed to conserve fuel during wartime and energy crises. However, public opposition grew, especially concerning children's safety in darkness. Congress reversed both policies due to widespread criticism and safety concerns. Seasonal clock changes continue today after these…

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Japan's silent movies had one feature Hollywood never did, and it changed the entire theatre experience

Japanese cinemas featured benshi, live narrators who voiced characters and explained plots. These performers drew inspiration from traditional Japanese storytelling methods. Benshi made silent films theatrical events, which audiences greatly enjoyed. Their popularity delayed the adoption of sound films in Japan for years. This unique tradition set Japanese cinema apart…

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Fitness influencer Jacob Abrams Cohen turns Morocco vs Haiti World Cup match into a 5K challenge, sparking fan debate

Jacob Abrams Cohen completed a 5K from his seat during the Morocco vs Haiti World Cup match by jogging around his row and stepping over seats. The challenge drew heavy criticism from fans who said it disrupted nearby spectators. FIFA praised his “impressive pace,” while Cohen later said the stunt…

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Japan is surrounded by some of the world's richest seas, yet imports much of the seafood on its dinner tables

Japan's seafood paradox is striking: despite being surrounded by productive waters, the country imports nearly half of its seafood supply. Domestic production has dwindled over the decades due to industry challenges, and younger generations are less inclined to prepare and enjoy seafood. Currently, Japan's self-sufficiency for fish and shellfish hovers…

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Quote of the day by Justin Trudeau: 'I don’t read the newspapers, I don’t watch the news. I figure, if something important happens, someone will tell me' and his detachment from politics

Justin Trudeau has lived his entire life under public scrutiny, yet he maintained his sense of detachment, and it is evident now more than ever as after his resignation as the Canadian Prime Minister, Trudeau stepped away from politics. Though he is very much in public life, he rarely comments…

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