Morning news brief: Biden campaigns on eve of polls, Sunak, Macron meet and more

The crucial US midterm election takes place on Tuesday. However, on the eve of the polls, it was no rest for President Joe Biden whocampaigned at a college in Maryland and went all out against the Republicans. In other news,British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday metFrench President Emmanuel Macron and the duo expressed hope about working togetherto combat illegal immigration

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On the eve of US midterm elections, President Joe Biden campaigned at a college in Maryland and told those present that a Republican win will spell disaster for democracy and undo much of the accomplishments of his presidency.

British prime minister Rishi Sunak on Monday expressed hope about working with France to combat illegal immigration. His spokesperson claimed that the two countries were close toa new agreement to reduce the number of people crossing the English Channel.

North Korea on Tuesday denied that US claims that it had arms dealings with Russia and said that it had no plans to do so.

Hot weather has resulted in the death of at least 15,000 people in Europe so far this year, said the World Health Organization on Monday.

We are now eight months into the relentless war in Ukraine and there's now been an increasing buzz that India could potentially play a key role as a mediator between Russia and the West.