Children hurt as school bus roof ripped off by bridge

Vincent Chan, a nursery worker, has pleaded guilty to 26 sexual offences involving children aged two to four, as reported by the Met Police, who described the case as one of their most harrowing and complex. The offences occurred while Chan was employed at a Bright Horizons nursery in north London from 2022 to 2024.

Zara Aleena's aunt has called for the establishment of a legal duty to act when individuals are in danger, following a report by Lady Elish Angiolini that addresses the prevention of sexually motivated crimes against women in public spaces.

A report by Dame Anne Owers has revealed that failings in the UK government's response to the death of Harry Dunn have led to significant distrust among his family. Dunn died in a crash in August 2019, and the report highlights shortcomings in how the case was managed by authorities.

The Scottish government has announced plans to order a review of evidence related to grooming gangs, which will help determine whether a judge-led public inquiry should be initiated. This decision reflects ongoing concerns regarding the issue of grooming gangs within Scotland.

Israel has announced plans to open the Rafah crossing soon, allowing Palestinians to leave Gaza and cross into Egypt. This decision comes amid ongoing humanitarian concerns and discussions regarding the situation in Gaza, where safe passage for civilians has become increasingly urgent.

Three French teenagers tragically drowned after their car crashed upside down into a swimming pool, an incident described by the local prosecutor as the result of an 'unbelievable series of circumstances.'

Kenyan MPs have accused British soldiers of committing decades of sexual abuse, including rape, sexual violence, and murder, as detailed in a two-year investigation. The report highlights disturbing accounts of environmental destruction linked to these actions, raising serious concerns about accountability and justice for the victims.

The NHS has mandated that all practices must offer online booking for GP appointments starting from October, a move that has been met with opposition from the doctors' union, which has been labeled 'moaning minnies' by Streeting.