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Morning brief: Biden struggles against Trump in presidential debate; polls open in Iran elections; and more

Morning brief: Biden struggles against Trump in presidential debate; polls open in Iran elections; and more

Morning news brief: June 28, 2024

The verdict of the first presidential debate betweenUS President Joe Biden and his predecessor-turned-challenger Donald Trump appears to be tilted in Trump's favour. Heavy rainfall in New Delhi has resulted in a citywide waterlogging crisis. Meanwhile, polls have opened in Iran to elect a new president.

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Ageing Biden struggles as Trump delivers damaging attacks: Top takeaways from US presidential debate 2024

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US President Joe Biden and his Republican predecessor Donald Trump sparred during the first presidential debate ahead of the November presidential elections.An ageing Joe Biden, 81, just three years older than his challenger Donald Trump, struggled as Trump delivered some of the most damaging attacks on the veteran Democrat.

Iran's Presidential Election 2024: Two candidates drop out of Iran's presidential race

One killed, six injured as roof collapses at Terminal-1 of Delhi airport amid heavy rains

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One person was killed and six others were injuredafter a roof at Terminal-1 of New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport collapsed amid heavy rains on Friday (June 28) as India's national capital came to a standstill amid inundated roads and submerged cars, reported news agency ANI.

T20 World Cup 2024: Axar Patel, Rohit Sharma dismantle England in Guyana as Team India reach final

Team India will have a date with destiny on Saturday (June 29) after they reached the final of the T20 World Cup by beating England in the semifinal in Guyana. A rain-affected contest where India were ontop in all the departments saw the Men in Blue beat England by 68 runs at the Providence Stadium in Guyana. India will now play South Africa in the final in Barbados on Saturday as they look to win their second T20 World Cup.