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The Ceuta crisis isn’t over – it’s only just begun: Politicians like Andy Burnham claim 98% of the African migrants who invaded the Spanish enclave have returned home… but the truth is alarmingly different, finds SUE REID
A Daily Mail investigation by Sue Reid disputes claims by politicians, including the UK prime minister, that the migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has largely subsided. Around 60,000 people from across Africa entered the North African territory during a mass border crossing at the end of July, and while many adults have…
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Hillary Clinton calls for unity within Democratic Party: ‘It can’t be a one-way street’
The article text was unavailable, so its contents cannot be independently summarised. Based on the headline, Hillary Clinton called for greater unity within the Democratic Party, arguing that cooperation “can’t be a one-way street”. The apparent significance is that Clinton was urging party members or factions to share responsibility for unity during an election period.…
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Sunrisers claim second spot and eliminate Phoenix
Sunrisers Leeds moved into second place in The Hundred after a convincing 45-run victory over Birmingham Phoenix at Edgbaston, ending Phoenix’s qualification hopes. The result significantly improves Sunrisers’ position in the race for the knockout stages, while Phoenix remain bottom and join London Spirit in being eliminated. Ryan Rickelton led Sunrisers’ 169-7 with 65 from…
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Watch the moment Trump’s eyes go wide as he’s presented with a ‘ball of gold’
President Donald Trump was presented with a small gold-coloured ball during a State Department roundtable on mining, prompting a visibly surprised reaction. The item was described as a replica of a deep-sea nodule, drawing attention to the administration’s interest in securing supplies of critical minerals. The event accompanied an announcement of a $100 million investment…
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Security researchers scanned the Polish web and found courts, hospitals, and airports at risk of hacks
Polish security researchers Robert Kruczek and Kamil Szczurowski found widespread weaknesses across the country’s public-facing websites, affecting courts, hospitals, airports and government bodies. Their findings matter because easily exploited flaws could allow attackers to disrupt or take over essential public services, at a time when Poland is strengthening defences after suspected Russian cyberattacks on energy…
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Flight attendant accused of ‘racist, unprovoked’ attack after referring to group of black student athletes as ‘YOU PEOPLE’ and swatting phone out of mom’s hand
A Sun Country Airlines flight attendant has been charged with assault after a Baltimore-bound flag football coach and her group of black student athletes accused her of racially profiling and berating them mid-flight. Lauren Price, founder of the DMV Prime Elite girls team, says attendant Jean Riegelman told the group “you people need to learn…
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Trump announces deals and investments to bolster mining
President Trump announced more than $2 billion in funding and investments for critical-minerals projects, alongside $180 million for mining education and workforce training. The measures are intended to expand US supplies of minerals used in batteries, advanced technology and defence equipment, reducing reliance on China, which dominates much of the sector’s mining and processing. The…
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Women in Maine may choose the victor in this year’s Senate race
Women voters are expected to be decisive in Maine’s closely watched US Senate contest, where Republican incumbent Susan Collins faces Democrat Troy Jackson. The race matters nationally because Democrats see Collins’s seat as important to their chances of regaining control of the Senate, while her campaign depends on retaining support from independent and moderate voters.…
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Watch: BBC questions Infantino over backing as Fifa president
The BBC questioned Fifa president Gianni Infantino about whether he retains the backing of South American football body Conmebol and whether he will resign. The questions follow criticism of his abandoned proposal to sell private stakes in the World Cup, which has prompted multiple calls for him to step down. Infantino did not answer the…
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College sports bill holding up Senate’s path to August recess
Senate Republicans’ efforts to leave Washington for the August recess were being complicated by negotiations over a bipartisan college sports bill regulating name, image and likeness payments to student-athletes. The measure’s progress mattered because it was one of several outstanding items leaders hoped to resolve before senators departed, alongside government funding and nominations. The Protect…