Watch in top headlines of the hour: - EU parliament to vote on migration law overhaul - Flood devastation in Russia's Urals - Khamenei: Israel will be punished - US less popular in West Asia: Poll - Eid festivities begin in parts of the world

US less popular in West Asia: Poll | Flood devastation in Russia's Urals

Floods have battered southeast England. A combination of high tides and strong winds have led to flooding across the United Kingdom holiday homes. Watch in for more details!

Flooding submerges holiday homes in southeast England

Russia and Kazakhstan ordered more than 100,000 people to evacuate after swiftly melting snow swelled mighty rivers beyond bursting point in the worst flooding in the area for at least 70 years.

Russia-Kazakhstan floods: Region's worst floods in seven decades

Russia-Kazakhstan floods: Over 100,000 ordered to evacuate

In a rare display of anger, on Monday (Apr 8), at least 100 Russians in Orsk demanded President Vladimir Putin's help in a city struck by the worst flooding ever recorded.

'Putin help': Hundreds of angry Russians hold rare protest after floods destroy over 10,000 homes

Watch in top headlines of the hour: - Israel reduces troops in South Gaza - Netanyahu: One step away from victory - Lavrov in China to discuss Ukraine War - Russia Floods: Thousands evacuated - US: Boeing flight loses engine cover - India: NIA says 'unprovoked' attack on team

Russia Floods: Thousands evacuated | Israel reduces troops in South Gaza

The Orsk oil refinery in Russia ceased operations on Sunday after the city's dam ruptured on Friday night, causing floods in the adjacent Orenburg area, according to a Russian news source citing the plant's press department. Watch know more.

Floods in Russia's Orsk: Dam bursts forcing thousands to evacuate flood-hit southern region

Flash floods are wreaking havoc in Russia's Orenburg region after Europe's third longest river Ural burst through a dam. More than 6,000 homes have been flooded at least 4,000 have been forced to evacuate. Watch know more.

Russia Floods: Emergency Minister visits flood affected Orenburg region

Spring floods have devastated multiple regions near Moscow. They are wreaking havoc not only on local residents but also on animals and at least 1,400 have already been forced to evacuate. Authorities have declared a state of emergency in Orenberg region. Watch in for more details!

Floods in Russia's Orsk: Over 2,000 people evacuated after flash floods inundate homes

Russia: Dam bursts forcing thousands to evacuate in flood-hit southern region

Moscow: Private Zoo lions stranded amid floods |

In a never-thought-of nightmarish situation, an Alaska Airlines flight - from Honolulu to Anchorage - was forced to turn back after its bathroom sink malfunctioned and flooded the cabin of the Boeing 737 Max 9 jet with four inches of water.

Boeing nightmare continues, lavatory sink floods Alaska Airlines plane cabin mid-air

Here we bring to you WION's climate tracker that showcases climate stories from across the globe: Heavy rains in Brazil this weekend killed at least 23 people in the southeastern states of Rio de Janeiro and Espirito Santo. In Malawi, where more than half of the nation has been declared a disaster zone. This comes following El Nino led dry spells that had left 23 of the nation's 28 districts with little or no harvest altogether. The nation, as the authorities are calling it, is now under a drought crisis. Watch to know more!

Brazil: Rain triggered floods kill 23 | Drought disaster in Malawi

Rain havoc in Brazil at least seven people have been killed in Rio de Janeiro due to landslides and floods caused by heavy rains.

Brazil: 7 killed due to heavy rains in Rio De Janeiro

In Indonesia search for the missing continues after deadly landslide and flash floods hit the countries' Sumatra Island. Over 150 Rescuers have been roped in the operations but blocked roads continue to hamper efforts. Watch in for more details!

Indonesia: Flash floods wreak havoc in Sumatra, at least 26 dead

A spring storm brought torrential rain and heavy winds to the eastern coast of the United States this weekend. Eyewitness drone footage showed flood water in on dating the coastal town of Hampton in New Hampshire and the town was seen swamped with seawater at high tide marking the second major flood for New Hampshire this year.

US: 2nd major flood in New Hampshire this year

In Indonesia search for the missing continues after deadly landslide and flash floods hit the countries' Sumatra Island. over 150 Rescuers have been roped in the operations but blocked roads continue to hamper efforts. Watch to know more!

Indonesia: Flash floods wreak havoc in Sumatra, claim at least 19 lives, several missing

Indonesia: Flash floods claim at least 19 lives, seven missing in Sumatra region

In Brazil, heavy floods have affected over 100 thousand people in the northwestern state of Acre. Over 12,000 people have been displaced in Acre state after heavy flooding hit the region following several days of torrential rain.

Over 12,000 people displaced in flood-hit Brazilian state

After a political disaster, it has been hit by a climate disaster. Parts of Pakistan's Balochistan have been hit by heavy rain.

Gravitas | Pakistan's Balochistan battered by heavy rain

Heavy rains have wreaked havoc on the coastal town of Gwadar in Pakistan's Balochistan province. The downpour, lasting over 15 hours, submerged entire neighbourhoods, leaving roads, streets, and houses inundated with water.

Balochistan: Heavy rains batter Pakistan’s coastal city of Gwadar, paralyse life

Peru is grappling with an unprecedented climate challenge, facing intense heatwaves, devastating floods, and now, an imminent dengue outbreak. Soaring temperatures and extreme rains have ushered in a series of pressing environmental and health challenges.

Extreme rains drench Peru, lead to dengue outbreak

What is the optimal temperature for life? A systematic review of published research has now identified that 20°C is the comfortable temperature that allows life to thrive on Earth.

Researchers decode years of studies to find the optimal temperature for life. Find it out here

The mean ice coverage across the United States's five Great Lakes in January 2024 was only 6 per cent, reveals a new report. This makes last month one of the least icy Januarys in the past 50 years, as per the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Climate change threatens Great Lakes' ice cover, scientists predict permanent loss by 2060s

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