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King Charles III delivered his first speech since being diagnosed of cancer at an event commemorating those who served during World War II. The British monarch was in Portsmouth, England to mark the upcoming 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings. He was accompanied by Queen Camilla and Prince William. 
 
In a video shared on the official royal website, he told the crowd of veterans and politicians, "The stories of courage, resilience and solidarity we have heard today and throughout our lives cannot fail to move us, to inspire us and to remind us of what we owe to that great wartime generation, now tragically dwindling to so few." 
 
The King received a standing ovation as he walked on stage with Queen Camilla, and the Daily Mail reported he was "adamant" about attending the event despite&nbsp;battling&nbsp;cancer. 
 
Earlier this year, in February, Buckingham Palace announced Charles had been diagnosed with a form of cancer and is undergoing treatment. The exact form of cancer was not revealed. The dignosis came to light after the monarch underwent a prostate surgery.&nbsp; 
 
"Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer," the palace said in a statement at the time. 
 
In March, he attended Easter services, his first major event since announcing his cancer diagnosis, and officially returned to his public-facing duties in May but did not address the public or the media.&nbsp;

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During his speech, King Charles III also highlighted Portsmouth’s role in the mission, saying, "Those who gathered here in Portsmouth would never forget the sight. It was by far the largest military fleet the world has ever known. Yet all knew that both victory and failure were possible, and none could know their fate." 
 
He concluded with a reminder to give thanks to those who served and lost their lives in service of freedom. 
 
"So as we give thanks for all those who gave so much to win the victory, whose fruits we still enjoy to this day, let us once again commit ourselves always to remember, cherish and honor those who served that day and to live up to the freedom they died for by balancing rights with civic responsibilities to our country," he said. "For we are all eternally in their debt."

The Portsmouth event falls on the day before the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing, which took place on June 6, 1944. The seaside town hosted some of the 156,000 Allied and Commonwealth troops the day before the invasion, which altered the course of WWII.

King Charles III delivered his first speech since being diagnosed of cancer at an event commemorating those who served during World War II. The British monarch was in Portsmouth, England to mark the upcoming 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings.

King Charles III delivered his first speech since being diagnosed of cancer at an event commemorating those who served during World War II. The British monarch was in Portsmouth, England to mark the upcoming 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings. He was accompanied by Queen Camilla and Prince William. In a video shared on the official royal website, he told the crowd of veterans and politicians, "The stories of courage, resilience and solidarity we have heard today and throughout our lives cannot fail to move us, to inspire us and to remind us of what we owe to that great wartime generation, now tragically dwindling to so few." The King received a standing ovation as he walked on stage with Queen Camilla, and the Daily Mail reported he was "adamant" about attending the event despite battling cancer. Earlier this year, in February, Buckingham Palace announced Charles had been diagnosed with a form of cancer and is undergoing treatment. The exact form of cancer was not revealed. The dignosis came to light after the monarch underwent a prostate surgery. "Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer," the palace said in a statement at the time. In March, he attended Easter services, his first major event since announcing his cancer diagnosis, and officially returned to his public-facing duties in May but did not address the public or the media. 80 years ago Canadian forces played a crucial role in the Allied invasion of Normandy at Juno Beach. Today, and every day, we remember your bravery on D-Day 🇨🇦🇫🇷 #DDay80 pic.twitter.com/LhZF69jiYF — The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) June 6, 2024 × During his speech, King Charles III also highlighted Portsmouth’s role in the mission, saying, "Those who gathered here in Portsmouth would never forget the sight. It was by far the largest military fleet the world has ever known. Yet all knew that both victory and failure were possible, and none could know their fate." He concluded with a reminder to give thanks to those who served and lost their lives in service of freedom. "So as we give thanks for all those who gave so much to win the victory, whose fruits we still enjoy to this day, let us once again commit ourselves always to remember, cherish and honor those who served that day and to live up to the freedom they died for by balancing rights with civic responsibilities to our country," he said. "For we are all eternally in their debt." The Portsmouth event falls on the day before the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing, which took place on June 6, 1944. The seaside town hosted some of the 156,000 Allied and Commonwealth troops the day before the invasion, which altered the course of WWII.

King Charles delivers his first speech since cancer diagnosis at an event in Portsmouth

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The discovery of a large fossil in Wales, United Kingdom has helped scientists gain a better understanding of dinosaurs in the land of the dragon. The findings, published in the Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association, suggest that not only did dinosaurs once walk on Welsh lands, but they were actually a part of a complex ecological system.&nbsp;

<h2>Dinosaurs in the land of dragons</h2>

The study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Bristol came after the discovery of what has been described as a “bone bed” which comprised remains of fish, sharks, marine reptiles and occasionally, dinosaurs.

The research provides insight into early Welsh dinosaurs which walked the Earth more than 200 million years ago.&nbsp;

The discovery of the so-called “bone bed” was made at Lavernock Point near the Welsh capital city of Cardiff. The site where the discovery was made is marked with cliffs of dark-coloured shales and limestones that document ancient shallow seas.&nbsp;

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Notably, until recently, there was little to no evidence that there were dinosaurs in Wales. The study suggests that the dinosaurs lived on a tropical lowland beside the sea and walked across the warm lowlands.

“The bone bed paints the picture of a tropical archipelago, which was subjected to frequent storms, that washed material from around the surrounding area, both in land and out at sea, into a tidal zone,” said a former student of Bristol MSc in Paleobiology Owain Evans, who led the study.&nbsp;

“This means that from just one fossil horizon, we can reconstruct a complex ecological system, with a diverse array of marine reptiles like ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs and placodonts in the water, and dinosaurs on land,” Evans added.&nbsp;

<h2>About the fossils</h2>

The team of researchers had made two discoveries while conducting fieldwork at the Lavernock for their study, fossilised remains of a placodont osteoderm, and a single coelacanth gular bone.

However, Evans said local geologists have been collecting bones from the site since the 1870s and most of them can be found at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff.&nbsp;

Cindy Howells, curator of Paleontology at the National Museum of Wales, confirmed that the collections from Lavernock date back to the 19th century, according to a statement by the university.&nbsp;

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She also noted that the “presence of dinosaur fossils at the site ensures that it remains one of the most significant localities for palaeontology in Wales.”&nbsp;

The supervisor of the study, Dr Chris Duffin, said that the remains of coelacanths and placodonts are relatively rare in the UK and how the findings help scientists understand the broader picture of what the Rhaetian period (208.5 million to 201.3 million years ago) would have looked like.&nbsp;

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The discovery of a large fossil in Wales, United Kingdom has helped scientists gain a better understanding of dinosaurs in the land of the dragon. The findings, published in the Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association, suggest that not only did dinosaurs once walk on Welsh lands, but they were actually a part of a complex ecological system.

The discovery of a large fossil in Wales, United Kingdom has helped scientists gain a better understanding of dinosaurs in the land of the dragon. The findings, published in the Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association, suggest that not only did dinosaurs once walk on Welsh lands, but they were actually a part of a complex ecological system. Dinosaurs in the land of dragons The study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Bristol came after the discovery of what has been described as a “bone bed” which comprised remains of fish, sharks, marine reptiles and occasionally, dinosaurs. The research provides insight into early Welsh dinosaurs which walked the Earth more than 200 million years ago. The discovery of the so-called “bone bed” was made at Lavernock Point near the Welsh capital city of Cardiff. The site where the discovery was made is marked with cliffs of dark-coloured shales and limestones that document ancient shallow seas. Also Read | Rare crystals reveal when Earth first had fresh water, hinting at origin of life Notably, until recently, there was little to no evidence that there were dinosaurs in Wales. The study suggests that the dinosaurs lived on a tropical lowland beside the sea and walked across the warm lowlands. “The bone bed paints the picture of a tropical archipelago, which was subjected to frequent storms, that washed material from around the surrounding area, both in land and out at sea, into a tidal zone,” said a former student of Bristol MSc in Paleobiology Owain Evans, who led the study. “This means that from just one fossil horizon, we can reconstruct a complex ecological system, with a diverse array of marine reptiles like ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs and placodonts in the water, and dinosaurs on land,” Evans added. About the fossils The team of researchers had made two discoveries while conducting fieldwork at the Lavernock for their study, fossilised remains of a placodont osteoderm, and a single coelacanth gular bone. However, Evans said local geologists have been collecting bones from the site since the 1870s and most of them can be found at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff. Cindy Howells, curator of Paleontology at the National Museum of Wales, confirmed that the collections from Lavernock date back to the 19th century, according to a statement by the university. Also Read | Fatherhood linked to poorer heart health, young fathers at higher risk: Study She also noted that the “presence of dinosaur fossils at the site ensures that it remains one of the most significant localities for palaeontology in Wales.” The supervisor of the study, Dr Chris Duffin, said that the remains of coelacanths and placodonts are relatively rare in the UK and how the findings help scientists understand the broader picture of what the Rhaetian period (208.5 million to 201.3 million years ago) would have looked like. (With inputs from agencies)

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A woman was arrested for throwing&nbsp;milkshake on Brexit campaigner and Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage’s face, on Tuesday (June 4). The incident took place as campaigning was going on in full swing in the United Kingdom with less than a month left before the general elections.&nbsp;

<h2>Watch: Woman throws milkshake at Farage</h2>

The incident took place on veteran Eurosceptic’s first day of campaigning in Clacton, a constituency in Essex as he launched his eighth bid to become a member of parliament.&nbsp;

Farage was leaving a pub and was surrounded by dozens of people when a woman walked up to him and threw what is reported to be a banana milkshake on the British politician’s face.

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<h2>‘Just felt like it’</h2>

The Essex police arrested the 25-year-old on suspicion of assault after the incident. As the police were detaining the woman, officers also arrested a man on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, in a separate incident.&nbsp;

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When asked by reporters why she threw the milkshake at the Reform UK leader, the 25-year-old said “just felt like it,” according to British media reports.&nbsp;

Notably, this is not the first time that Farage has had a milkshake thrown at him. In 2019, the former Brexit Party leader had a banana and salted caramel milkshake thrown at him in Newcastle&nbsp;during the European elections.&nbsp;

Farage, who looked annoyed after the incident, later made light of the situation and posted a video of himself carrying a milkshake. “My milkshake brings all the people to the rally,” he said in the video.&nbsp;

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<h2>‘Will not be bullied’</h2>

The now former leader of Reform UK, Richard Tice, speaking about the incident said that the party “will not be bullied”.&nbsp;

&nbsp;“The juvenile moron who threw a drink over Nigel has just gained us hundreds of thousands more votes…We will not be bullied or threatened off the campaign trail,” Tice said.&nbsp;

Farage <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nigel-farage-makes-u-turn-announces-bid-for-candidacy-in-clacton-for-reform-uk-728405">recently announced</a>&nbsp;that he would participate in the upcoming election&nbsp;as Reform UK’s leader backtracking on his previous statement when he would not run for office and support Tice’s party in campaigning.&nbsp;

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The veteran Eurosceptic has indicated that his goal was to effectively take over British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative party which is reportedly on course to gain the lowest total number of seats in the UK parliament in more than a century.

A recent opinion poll by YouGov has suggested that Farage’s takeover of the rival right-wing party will further hit the Conservative vote.&nbsp;

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A woman was arrested for throwing milkshake on Brexit campaigner and Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage’s face, on Tuesday (June 4). The incident took place as campaigning was going on in full swing in the United Kingdom with less than a month left before the general elections.

A woman was arrested for throwing milkshake on Brexit campaigner and Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage’s face, on Tuesday (June 4). The incident took place as campaigning was going on in full swing in the United Kingdom with less than a month left before the general elections. Watch: Woman throws milkshake at Farage The incident took place on veteran Eurosceptic’s first day of campaigning in Clacton, a constituency in Essex as he launched his eighth bid to become a member of parliament. Farage was leaving a pub and was surrounded by dozens of people when a woman walked up to him and threw what is reported to be a banana milkshake on the British politician’s face. This is the moment an OnlyFans model threw a McDonald’s milkshake over Nigel Farage as he was campaigning for the upcoming General Election. The woman, who charges men $7.99 for explicit photos on her OF account, was arrested at the scene. pic.twitter.com/BooGd7vYyU — Oli London (@OliLondonTV) June 4, 2024 × ‘Just felt like it’ The Essex police arrested the 25-year-old on suspicion of assault after the incident. As the police were detaining the woman, officers also arrested a man on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, in a separate incident. Also Read | Sunak and Starmer go head-to-head on immigration and taxes in first debate When asked by reporters why she threw the milkshake at the Reform UK leader, the 25-year-old said “just felt like it,” according to British media reports. Notably, this is not the first time that Farage has had a milkshake thrown at him. In 2019, the former Brexit Party leader had a banana and salted caramel milkshake thrown at him in Newcastle during the European elections. Farage, who looked annoyed after the incident, later made light of the situation and posted a video of himself carrying a milkshake. “My milkshake brings all the people to the rally,” he said in the video. My milkshake brings all the people to the rally. 🙌 pic.twitter.com/SqF9XonuAg — Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) June 4, 2024 × ‘Will not be bullied’ The now former leader of Reform UK, Richard Tice, speaking about the incident said that the party “will not be bullied”. “The juvenile moron who threw a drink over Nigel has just gained us hundreds of thousands more votes…We will not be bullied or threatened off the campaign trail,” Tice said. Farage recently announced that he would participate in the upcoming election as Reform UK’s leader backtracking on his previous statement when he would not run for office and support Tice’s party in campaigning. Also Read | PM Sunak vows to introduce immigration cap if re-elected; opposition Labour set for record win The veteran Eurosceptic has indicated that his goal was to effectively take over British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative party which is reportedly on course to gain the lowest total number of seats in the UK parliament in more than a century. A recent opinion poll by YouGov has suggested that Farage’s takeover of the rival right-wing party will further hit the Conservative vote. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Woman throws milkshake at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage on first day of campaigning

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, on Monday (June 3) vowed to introduce a legal cap in a bid to curb immigration levels if he is re-elected in the country’s general elections next month. This comes as Sunak’s ruling Conservative Party, according to a recent opinion poll, is on course to gain the lowest total number of seats in the United Kingdom parliament, in more than a century.

<h2>Sunak vows to curb immigration</h2>

The UK PM’s party, which is trailing behind in the polls, aimed at one of the main issues in the country ahead of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-general-elections-to-be-held-in-july-reports-724367">July 4 general elections</a>, immigration.&nbsp;

Immigration has dominated Britain’s political debate for more than a decade now and also played a significant role in the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.

Sunak’s Conservative party said it would announce plans for new annual caps on work and family visas to curb immigration, which involves a new cap on the number of visas that would be set by parliament each year.

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“By capping migration numbers each year, we will ensure that public services are protected and housing is not overburdened, while still bringing the skills our businesses and NHS (National Health Service) need,” said the Conservative party, in a statement.&nbsp;

This comes after his government, earlier this year, introduced new rules to cut legal immigration into the UK by barring international students from bringing in family members and increased the salary threshold for skilled workers.&nbsp;

Last year, Britain’s annual net migration fell to 685,000 after a record high of 764,000 in 2022.&nbsp;

“We have taken bold action to cut the number of people coming to this country. The plan is working but migration levels are still too high, so we are going further,” the statement added.&nbsp;

Notably, the Conservative government’s controversial policy to send asylum seekers who arrive in the UK without permission to Rwanda is currently facing legal and parliamentary obstacles, and now depends on the party’s win in the upcoming election.&nbsp;

<h2>Labour set for record win: Opinion poll</h2>

A report by opinion pollsters YouGov released on Monday showed that the opposition Labour party is set for its biggest-ever victory in the upcoming election. The party led by Keir Starmer is expected to win by a larger margin than in 1997 under former Prime Minister Tony Blair.&nbsp;

According to the poll, the Labour party is expected to garner 422 seats out of 650 in the country’s parliament, well above the 320 seats needed to secure a majority.&nbsp;

The Conservatives are reportedly expected to get 140 seats. The estimates are based on a multilevel regression and poststratification (MRP) poll which uses big data sets and demographic analysis to predict results in individual seats.

The model also suggests “near wipeout” for Conservatives in many areas across the UK, including London, the North East, the North West, and Wales.

Notably, since the poll was taken before <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nigel-farage-makes-u-turn-announces-bid-for-candidacy-in-clacton-for-reform-uk-728405">Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage</a> took over the leadership of the rival right-wing Reform Party party and announced that he would run for PM. His candidacy will further hit the Conservative vote.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, on Monday (June 3) vowed to introduce a legal cap in a bid to curb immigration levels if he is re-elected in the country’s general elections next month.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, on Monday (June 3) vowed to introduce a legal cap in a bid to curb immigration levels if he is re-elected in the country’s general elections next month. This comes as Sunak’s ruling Conservative Party, according to a recent opinion poll, is on course to gain the lowest total number of seats in the United Kingdom parliament, in more than a century. Sunak vows to curb immigration The UK PM’s party, which is trailing behind in the polls, aimed at one of the main issues in the country ahead of the July 4 general elections, immigration. Immigration has dominated Britain’s political debate for more than a decade now and also played a significant role in the UK’s decision to leave the European Union. Sunak’s Conservative party said it would announce plans for new annual caps on work and family visas to curb immigration, which involves a new cap on the number of visas that would be set by parliament each year. WATCH | UK: Business leaders endorse Labour “By capping migration numbers each year, we will ensure that public services are protected and housing is not overburdened, while still bringing the skills our businesses and NHS (National Health Service) need,” said the Conservative party, in a statement. This comes after his government, earlier this year, introduced new rules to cut legal immigration into the UK by barring international students from bringing in family members and increased the salary threshold for skilled workers. Last year, Britain’s annual net migration fell to 685,000 after a record high of 764,000 in 2022. “We have taken bold action to cut the number of people coming to this country. The plan is working but migration levels are still too high, so we are going further,” the statement added. Notably, the Conservative government’s controversial policy to send asylum seekers who arrive in the UK without permission to Rwanda is currently facing legal and parliamentary obstacles, and now depends on the party’s win in the upcoming election. Labour set for record win: Opinion poll A report by opinion pollsters YouGov released on Monday showed that the opposition Labour party is set for its biggest-ever victory in the upcoming election. The party led by Keir Starmer is expected to win by a larger margin than in 1997 under former Prime Minister Tony Blair. According to the poll, the Labour party is expected to garner 422 seats out of 650 in the country’s parliament, well above the 320 seats needed to secure a majority. The Conservatives are reportedly expected to get 140 seats. The estimates are based on a multilevel regression and poststratification (MRP) poll which uses big data sets and demographic analysis to predict results in individual seats. The model also suggests “near wipeout” for Conservatives in many areas across the UK, including London, the North East, the North West, and Wales. Notably, since the poll was taken before Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage took over the leadership of the rival right-wing Reform Party party and announced that he would run for PM. His candidacy will further hit the Conservative vote. (With inputs from agencies)

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China on Monday accused Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) of recruiting a couple who worked for the central government to spy for the UK, adding to months of mutual espionage allegations between Beijing and Western powers.

The Ministry of State Security said in a post on its official WeChat that MI6 operatives convinced a man surnamed Wang, who worked in a "core confidential role" in the central state apparatus, to defect along with his wife, surnamed Zhou.

"Recently, after careful investigation, the national security organs uncovered a major espionage case in which the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) instigated a couple, Wang and Zhou, who were staff members of a central state agency of China, to defect," it said.

The ministry said British spies began cultivating Wang after he began a course of study in the UK in 2015, arranging dinners and tours for him in order to "understand his character weaknesses, interests and demands".

After learning that Wang "had a strong desire for money", they then approached him to provide well-paid consulting services that came to involve the internal workings of central state agencies, the ministry said.

MI6 personnel later revealed their identities to Wang and directed him to return to China to collect intelligence, convincing him to coerce Zhou into doing the same.

The ministry said it had gathered evidence and taken "decisive measures" against Wang, adding that the case was under further investigation.

The statement gave no details of Wang or Zhou's current occupations in China, the nature of the information they provided, or their whereabouts.

AFP has contacted Britain's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, which handles MI6 press enquiries, for comment.

China and Western powers have long traded accusations of spying but only recently started to disclose details of alleged individual cases.

Last month, British police said Matthew Trickett, who had been charged with helping the semi-autonomous Chinese city of Hong Kong to gather intelligence in the UK, had been found dead in unexplained circumstances.

And in April, German authorities arrested four people on suspicion of spying for China, in the same week that British police charged two men with passing sensitive information to Beijing between 2021 and last year.

China on Monday accused Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) of recruiting a couple who worked for the central government to spy for the UK, adding to months of mutual espionage allegations between Beijing and Western powers.

China on Monday accused Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) of recruiting a couple who worked for the central government to spy for the UK, adding to months of mutual espionage allegations between Beijing and Western powers. The Ministry of State Security said in a post on its official WeChat that MI6 operatives convinced a man surnamed Wang, who worked in a "core confidential role" in the central state apparatus, to defect along with his wife, surnamed Zhou. "Recently, after careful investigation, the national security organs uncovered a major espionage case in which the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) instigated a couple, Wang and Zhou, who were staff members of a central state agency of China, to defect," it said. The ministry said British spies began cultivating Wang after he began a course of study in the UK in 2015, arranging dinners and tours for him in order to "understand his character weaknesses, interests and demands". After learning that Wang "had a strong desire for money", they then approached him to provide well-paid consulting services that came to involve the internal workings of central state agencies, the ministry said. MI6 personnel later revealed their identities to Wang and directed him to return to China to collect intelligence, convincing him to coerce Zhou into doing the same. The ministry said it had gathered evidence and taken "decisive measures" against Wang, adding that the case was under further investigation. The statement gave no details of Wang or Zhou's current occupations in China, the nature of the information they provided, or their whereabouts. AFP has contacted Britain's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, which handles MI6 press enquiries, for comment. China and Western powers have long traded accusations of spying but only recently started to disclose details of alleged individual cases. Last month, British police said Matthew Trickett, who had been charged with helping the semi-autonomous Chinese city of Hong Kong to gather intelligence in the UK, had been found dead in unexplained circumstances. And in April, German authorities arrested four people on suspicion of spying for China, in the same week that British police charged two men with passing sensitive information to Beijing between 2021 and last year.

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A junior doctor named Ben Beska took to X and shared the tale of how he ended up rescuing and adopting a goldfish that mysteriously ended up on his lawn and the social media users were quick to react.&nbsp;

<h2>‘The Fish Who Lived’</h2>

Beska, a 33-year-old National Health Service (NHS) cardiology doctor from Newcastle, England shared the unlikely rescue story of the time when he saved a goldfish, which was “seconds from death,” found in his back garden.&nbsp;

The NHS doctor said he saw a group of magpies squawking in his garden on Saturday (Jun 1) and went to see what was happening, and saw the goldfish lying in the grass.

“So today I found a goldfish just on the grass in my back garden. It was alive, I think, and have absolutely no idea where it came from. There’s no ponds anywhere near. So I took it inside….,” the 33-year-old said in one of the posts sharing an image of the goldfish.&nbsp;

Upon discovering the fish, Beska scrambled to put the “flapping” fish in an old freezer drawer full of water. “It was alive! Although not very happy in an old freezer drawer,” he said in a subsequent post.&nbsp;

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In a later update on social media, he said that the fish was “much happier in an actual and hastily bought tank,” adding that he has a fish now.&nbsp;

He also posted a picture of the fish in its tank placed on what appeared to be a table alongside books and a lamp and wrote “Meet Alice (aka Lazarus, aka The Fish Who Lived)”.&nbsp;

In an interview with PA news agency, Beska said that he settled on the name Alice after a text message he sent to a friend regarding the goldfish autocorrected from “it’s alive” to “it’s alice”.

He said that he had found the fish moving on the grass and “couldn’t just leave it”.&nbsp;

“I locked my cats out of the kitchen, obviously, I didn’t want them to eat it, that would have been a terrible end to the story,” he told the news agency.&nbsp;

<h2>How did the fish end up in the garden?</h2>

A live goldfish in the middle of a lawn in Newcastle, but how did it end up there? Social media users and Beska said it is hardly a mystery and believe that the fish was being carried by a bird from a nearby pond and dropped while carrying it away.

However, since there are no ponds nearby, Beska said that the bird must have travelled a “reasonable distance”.

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The NHS doctor’s story has since gone viral with 15,000 likes on the original post, with many praising him for saving the fish, while others joking about it.&nbsp;

“Possibly caught by a bird from a local pond and then accidentally dropped as flew over your garden?” said one user responding to the NHS doctor asking how the fish ended up in his garden. Beska sarcastically replied and said, “No it walked into my garden.”

Alice the fish now has its own X account and its bio reads, "i’m a goldfish girl, in a goldfish world."&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

A junior doctor named Ben Beska took to X and shared the tale of how he ended up rescuing and adopting a goldfish that mysteriously ended up on his lawn and the social media users were quick to react.

A junior doctor named Ben Beska took to X and shared the tale of how he ended up rescuing and adopting a goldfish that mysteriously ended up on his lawn and the social media users were quick to react. ‘The Fish Who Lived’ Beska, a 33-year-old National Health Service (NHS) cardiology doctor from Newcastle, England shared the unlikely rescue story of the time when he saved a goldfish, which was “seconds from death,” found in his back garden. The NHS doctor said he saw a group of magpies squawking in his garden on Saturday (Jun 1) and went to see what was happening, and saw the goldfish lying in the grass. “So today I found a goldfish just on the grass in my back garden. It was alive, I think, and have absolutely no idea where it came from. There’s no ponds anywhere near. So I took it inside….,” the 33-year-old said in one of the posts sharing an image of the goldfish. Upon discovering the fish, Beska scrambled to put the “flapping” fish in an old freezer drawer full of water. “It was alive! Although not very happy in an old freezer drawer,” he said in a subsequent post. It was alive! Although not very happy in an old freezer drawer. pic.twitter.com/Eb2kSJrxQY — Ben Beska (@Beska) June 1, 2024 × In a later update on social media, he said that the fish was “much happier in an actual and hastily bought tank,” adding that he has a fish now. He also posted a picture of the fish in its tank placed on what appeared to be a table alongside books and a lamp and wrote “Meet Alice (aka Lazarus, aka The Fish Who Lived)”. In an interview with PA news agency, Beska said that he settled on the name Alice after a text message he sent to a friend regarding the goldfish autocorrected from “it’s alive” to “it’s alice”. He said that he had found the fish moving on the grass and “couldn’t just leave it”. “I locked my cats out of the kitchen, obviously, I didn’t want them to eat it, that would have been a terrible end to the story,” he told the news agency. How did the fish end up in the garden? A live goldfish in the middle of a lawn in Newcastle, but how did it end up there? Social media users and Beska said it is hardly a mystery and believe that the fish was being carried by a bird from a nearby pond and dropped while carrying it away. However, since there are no ponds nearby, Beska said that the bird must have travelled a “reasonable distance”. Also Read | Was a UFO sighted in Cape Town? Weird red cloud triggers chatter on Internet The NHS doctor’s story has since gone viral with 15,000 likes on the original post, with many praising him for saving the fish, while others joking about it. “Possibly caught by a bird from a local pond and then accidentally dropped as flew over your garden?” said one user responding to the NHS doctor asking how the fish ended up in his garden. Beska sarcastically replied and said, “No it walked into my garden.” Alice the fish now has its own X account and its bio reads, "i’m a goldfish girl, in a goldfish world." (With inputs from agencies)

‘The Fish Who Lived’: UK doctor rescues mystery goldfish found in his garden

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China’s spy agency has accused its British counterpart MI6 of recruiting a Chinese couple employed by a “central national agency”, in a move that will ratchet up tensions with the UK over espionage.

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Britain’s first Black female lawmaker, Diane Abbott, on Wednesday (May 29) claimed that she was being barred by the Labour Party from standing as its candidate in the upcoming general election. However, the party leader Keir Starmer later denied this claim saying no decision had been taken.&nbsp;

But Labour leader Keir Starmer later said on May 31 that&nbsp;Abbott is "free to go forward as a Labour candidate" at the general election.

<h2>Was Abbott really barred from running?&nbsp;</h2>

Abbott, 70, is Britain’s longest-serving Black member of parliament and a leading figure of the Labour’s left wing who has campaigned on such issues as racism, poverty and international affairs since she was first elected nearly four decades ago.&nbsp;

However, she was suspended by Labour last year after contentious comments she made about Irish, Jewish and Traveller people saying that they have not faced racism “all their lives”.

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Although Abbott promptly and “unreservedly’ apologised and withdrew the remarks, she was suspended last year.

The ex-shadow home secretary’s suspension was lifted&nbsp;on Tuesday (May 28)&nbsp;following the investigation by the party. The findings of the probe were not publicly disclosed.&nbsp;

The 70-year-old lawmaker received online racist and sexist abuse after a letter to a newspaper about Jewish people and racism, saying that while they “undoubtedly experience prejudice,” they are “not all their lives subject to racism.” &nbsp;

While she was readmitted to Labour’s parliamentary ranks Abbott said she had been “banned” from standing as the party’s candidate in the July 4 election.

Quoting Abbott, a report by Times newspaper said she would be barred from running in her northeast London district in the upcoming elections.&nbsp;

<h2>Starmer denies reports</h2>

The British MP’s claims were denied later on Wednesday by Starmer. “No that’s not true. No decision has been taken to bar Diane Abbott,” said the Labour party leader.&nbsp;

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However, it was not immediately clear if she would not be barred since he said no formal decision about her candidacy had been made.&nbsp;

Abbott had taken to X and said that she was “delighted” to be a part of the party again. She added, “I will be campaigning for a Labour victory.”&nbsp;

“But I am very dismayed that numerous reports suggest I have been barred as a candidate,” said Abbott, who blazed a trail for other Black women politicians.&nbsp;

However, reports suggest that the 70-year-old lawmaker may not be out of the woods just yet as Starmer has sought to purge Labour of some left-wing members and to tackle any allegations of antisemitism.&nbsp;

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The Labour party leader might make the move after the UK’s equalities watchdog accused the opposition party of discrimination against Jews under his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn.&nbsp;

Corbyn, who led the party from 2015 to 2020, has been barred from running as a Labour candidate.&nbsp;

Recent polls, as per Reuters, have suggested that barring Abbott could lead to anger among Black voters who have traditionally voted for Labour.

(With inputs from agencies) 
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Britain’s first Black female lawmaker, Diane Abbott, on Wednesday (May 29) claimed that she was being barred by the Labour Party from standing as its candidate in the upcoming general election.

Britain’s first Black female lawmaker, Diane Abbott, on Wednesday (May 29) claimed that she was being barred by the Labour Party from standing as its candidate in the upcoming general election. However, the party leader Keir Starmer later denied this claim saying no decision had been taken. But Labour leader Keir Starmer later said on May 31 that Abbott is "free to go forward as a Labour candidate" at the general election. Was Abbott really barred from running? Abbott, 70, is Britain’s longest-serving Black member of parliament and a leading figure of the Labour’s left wing who has campaigned on such issues as racism, poverty and international affairs since she was first elected nearly four decades ago. However, she was suspended by Labour last year after contentious comments she made about Irish, Jewish and Traveller people saying that they have not faced racism “all their lives”. WATCH | How Reform UK & Nigel Farage may influence 2024 elections Although Abbott promptly and “unreservedly’ apologised and withdrew the remarks, she was suspended last year. The ex-shadow home secretary’s suspension was lifted on Tuesday (May 28) following the investigation by the party. The findings of the probe were not publicly disclosed. The 70-year-old lawmaker received online racist and sexist abuse after a letter to a newspaper about Jewish people and racism, saying that while they “undoubtedly experience prejudice,” they are “not all their lives subject to racism.” While she was readmitted to Labour’s parliamentary ranks Abbott said she had been “banned” from standing as the party’s candidate in the July 4 election. Quoting Abbott, a report by Times newspaper said she would be barred from running in her northeast London district in the upcoming elections. Starmer denies reports The British MP’s claims were denied later on Wednesday by Starmer. “No that’s not true. No decision has been taken to bar Diane Abbott,” said the Labour party leader. Also Read | Sunak calls general elections on July 4 in surprise move However, it was not immediately clear if she would not be barred since he said no formal decision about her candidacy had been made. Abbott had taken to X and said that she was “delighted” to be a part of the party again. She added, “I will be campaigning for a Labour victory.” “But I am very dismayed that numerous reports suggest I have been barred as a candidate,” said Abbott, who blazed a trail for other Black women politicians. However, reports suggest that the 70-year-old lawmaker may not be out of the woods just yet as Starmer has sought to purge Labour of some left-wing members and to tackle any allegations of antisemitism. Also Read | Jeremy Corbyn to challenge Labour Party as independent candidate The Labour party leader might make the move after the UK’s equalities watchdog accused the opposition party of discrimination against Jews under his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn. Corbyn, who led the party from 2015 to 2020, has been barred from running as a Labour candidate. Recent polls, as per Reuters, have suggested that barring Abbott could lead to anger among Black voters who have traditionally voted for Labour. (With inputs from agencies)

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