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PM Shehbaz addresses NA
PM Shehbaz addresses NA News Desk Published June 23, 2026 Updated June 23, 2026 01:37pm 0 Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addresses the National Assembly on June 23, 2026. — screengrab via video from NA of Pakistan/YouTube comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is addressing the National Assembly. He began his speech by recalling the developments at the recent summit in Burgenstock. More to follow
A red alert over France, and heat that may rewrite the record books
World A red alert over France, and heat that may rewrite the record books June 23, 20264:37 AM ET By The Associated Press A family walks through a cooling water spray at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Sunday, June 21, 2026. Michel Euler/AP hide caption toggle caption Michel Euler/AP PARIS — Millions of people across France woke up drenched in sweat on Tuesday after another night of scorching heat, with most of the population exposed to extreme and exceptional temperatures. Temperatures will remain...
CUET UG Result 2026 declared, download score cards here
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the CUET UG Result 2026, enabling candidates to download their score cards from the official website. Conducted for over 15.68 lakh registered candidates, the examination will determine undergraduate admissions for the 2026-27 academic session across participating universities. The NTA has also released key examination statistics, performance highlights and topper details. Candidates should now download their score cards and complete university-spec...
NATO is preparing for wars fought by swarms of THOUSANDS of AI-controlled drones which will rival nukes
NATO is preparing for wars fought by swarms of THOUSANDS of AI-controlled drones which will rival nukesSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy PERKIN AMALARAJ, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 09:31, 23 June 2026 | Updated: 09:34, 23 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Artwork removed from National Portrait Gallery after row over Churchill’s role in Bengal famine
Turner prize winner Helen Cammock withdraws piece after 50 peers criticise claim former PM ‘starved people’An artwork by a Turner prize-winning artist has been removed from the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) after a row about the role Winston Churchill played in the 1943 Bengal famine.The Persistence video installation by Helen Cammock was taken down on Monday after a week of criticism as pressure mounted on the gallery. Continue reading...
Beyond defence corridors: MoD eyes 7 clusters to boost India’s military manufacturing
India is launching seven specialized manufacturing clusters to bolster its defence industry, a nationwide initiative distinct from existing corridors. This framework aims to unite states, industry, and academia, focusing on areas like exports, skill development, and innovation. States are assigned specific roles, fostering a self-reliant and globally competitive defence sector aligned with Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
Minister calls for ‘swift transition’ of power to Burnham without challenge over Labour leadership – UK politics live
Former Starmer loyalist Nick Thomas-Symonds suggests battle over leadership would not be in ‘best interests of the country’Good morning. Nothing is inevitable in life, but it is now all-but-certain that Andy Burnham will become the next Labour leader. There are still more than two weeks before the nominations for the leadership open on Thursday 9 July but – unless the Mail on Sunday can somehow unearth some surprise scandal about how Burnham has fathered a secret lovechild while also taking brib...
UK marks 10 years since the Brexit referendum – Europe live
12m ago09.05 BSTMorning opening: Ten years onJakub KrupaGood morning on the tenth anniversary of Brexit.Tenth!Time flies when you are having fun, I guess.View image in fullscreenPro-European protesters gathered in Parliament Square to call for the United Kingdom to rejoin the European Union, 10 years after the EU referendum, in Westminster, London. Photograph: Amer Ghazzal/ShutterstockThere will be plenty of commentary, but here, at the Guardian, we have gone back to the people who spoke to us 1...
Police expand live facial recognition to one of Britain's most touristic areas and key crime hotspot
Scotland Yard has announced plans to install live facial recognition cameras throughout London's West End before the end of the year. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that fixed surveillance equipment will be positioned across Soho, near theatre venues, and in major retail areas by December.Officers will retain the flexibility to relocate the cameras should criminal activity patterns change across different locations.The force described the initiative as "transformative" for some of the capital...
Gavaskar pushes for rest window, says player rotation is 'cheapening the India cap'
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has urged the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to prioritise player welfare and ensure centrally contracted cricketers get at least one month of uninterrupted rest every year.
Type 1 diabetes drug that can delay diagnosis by YEARS approved for NHS patients as health chiefs hail 'incredible moment'
A type 1 diabetes drug that can delay diagnosis by three years has been approved for use by NHS patients, in what health chiefs have hailed as an "incredible moment".The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has granted approval for teplizumab, marking the most significant advancement in type 1 diabetes treatment in over a century.The immunotherapy, which can postpone the emergence of symptomatic diabetes by up to three years, will now be accessible through the NHS across England and...
British businesses don't back reversing Brexit or rejoining EU, admits CBI chief
British businesses don't back reversing Brexit or rejoining the EU, the leader of the CBI has admitted.The director-general, Rain Newton-Smith, revealed that the business community did not want to go back 10 years from the referendum.She said: "The evidence is compelling and indisputable that Brexit has created costs for business."But businesses aren’t looking to relitigate the referendum. None of the business leaders I speak to want to reopen that debate." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say...
Russia stages nuclear bomber drills north of the UK
Russia stages nuclear bomber drills north of the UKSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WILL STEWART Published: 08:34, 23 June 2026 | Updated: 08:36, 23 June 2026 e-mail View comments
10-Year-Old Girl Kidnapped From Delhi Footpath, Raped And Killed
Within four hours, the police arrested the accused, who has been identified as 25-year-old Bablu, who drives an app-based cab.
Furious locals storm UK beach shut by French owners as Britain swelters in heatwave
Furious locals storm UK beach shut by French owners as Britain swelters in heatwaveREAD MORE: UK beach closed to the public for 20 years could soon reopen following hundreds storming the fences for 'protest picnics'See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ALESIA FIDDLER - TRAVEL REPORTER Published: 06:56, 23 June 2026 | Updated: 08:11, 23 June 2026 e-mail 36 shares
Japan Struggles With More Children Getting Involved In Upskirting Crimes
According to police data cited by CNN, reported voyeurism cases involving minors jumped nearly sixfold in 2024 compared to the previous year and increased again in 2025.
UN warns El Nino could threaten global agriculture
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) on Monday warned that a new El Nino event could develop in the coming weeks, posing significant risks to global agriculture.The warning came as the FAO released a global map of agricultural
11-year-old Delhi girl kidnapped, raped and murdered near Gurgaon border; 1 held
A horrific incident has gripped Delhi as an 11-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped, brutally assaulted, and murdered after being taken from a South Delhi footpath. Police swiftly arrested a suspect following a rigorous investigation involving CCTV analysis and technical evidence. The victim's body was discovered in a forested area near the Delhi-Gurugram border. Authorities are continuing their interrogation to uncover any potential accomplices.
'They made my mum give me up because she was unmarried'
'They made my mum give me up because she was unmarried'Image source, ContributedImage caption, Reg Barker was adopted when he was three and a half years oldByAlice Cunningham, Suffolk and Louise HullandPublished3 hours agoA man whose biological mother was forced to give him up for adoption said it took him 45 years to trace his birth family.Reg Barker, 66, from Mildenhall in Suffolk, found out he was adopted aged 18 when applying for a passport.Over the years, he learnt he had been born in Brist...
Diabetes cure finally found? First drug treating type 1 diabetes made available
In a landmark announcement, the NHS has introduced a beacon of hope for individuals susceptible to type 1 diabetes. Teplizumab, an innovative medication, is now able to delay the disease's onset for an average of three years, focusing on the autoimmune process impacting the pancreas. This breakthrough provides vital time for young patients, allowing them to manage their health more effectively before the disease fully manifests.