Europe heatwave warning for travellers & more today
Australians heading to Europe face dangerous heat conditions, while a long-running Canberra murder investigation reaches a breakthrough. Additionally, a United Nations inquiry has released a report accusing Israel of war crimes.
If you are planning to travel to Europe, be alert to a record-breaking heatwave that has led to 40 drownings in France. The extreme weather has prompted warnings for Australian tourists to stay cautious near water and manage heat risks as temperatures reach historic highs across the region.
A 24-year-old cold case in Canberra, the nation's capital, has been solved after investigators used DNA from a discarded coffee cup to identify suspects. The 1999 crime involved a violent home invasion where Irma Palasics was killed and her husband, Gregor, was tied up and beaten by masked men.
A United Nations (UN) inquiry has formally accused Israeli forces of genocide and war crimes, specifically the intentional killing of Palestinian children. The report claims that civilians have been deliberately targeted during military actions in Gaza, a territory at the center of the ongoing conflict.
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