Lessons not learned after Georgia Barter driven to suicide by abuse, says her mother

Polls have opened in Honduras for a presidential election characterized by accusations of fraud and manipulation, with the right-wing candidate Nasry Asfura receiving backing from the United States. The election occurs in a highly polarized environment, raising concerns about the integrity of the voting process.

The Irish Minister has announced that the bluetongue virus is 'highly likely' to have arrived in Ireland, following the investigation of two cows suspected to be infected at a holding near Bangor, County Down. A temporary control zone has been established to manage the situation as veterinary officials assess the potential outbreak.

Dozens of climate protesters have been arrested during demonstrations at one of the world's largest coal export ports in Australia, where they disrupted operations by using kayaks to block shipping activities.

The UK Foreign Office plans to abolish its migration and conflict directorate, which employs around 100 civil servants, as part of significant budget cuts. This unit has been dedicated to addressing emerging conflicts and refugee crises, and its closure is set to take effect at the end of the year.

A legal petition filed by public health and farm worker groups has urged the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban the spraying of antibiotics on food crops in the US, citing concerns over the development of superbugs and potential harm to human health. The petition highlights the annual use of 8 million pounds of antibiotics and antifungals in agriculture as a significant factor in this growing issue.

Domino's Pizza Group has announced the immediate resignation of its chief executive, following comments suggesting that the UK may be nearing 'peak pizza' amid rising competition from other food trends, particularly among Generation Z who favor fried chicken.

A massive fireball erupted at a waste facility in North St Mary's, western Sydney, Australia, causing significant destruction and raising alarms about safety measures at industrial sites. Eyewitness accounts described a large chemical tank being propelled into the air during the incident.

Joe Root expressed his skepticism about the necessity of day-night Tests in the Ashes series, stating he personally does not believe it is needed despite its popularity in Australia. As England prepares for the second Test at the Gabba, Root acknowledges the importance of performing well under lights, especially against key players like Mitchell Starc.