Top 10 world news: France's warning to UK, Italy ski rail tragedy and more

Top 10 world news today: In our daily evening newsletter, we bring to you the biggest stories of the day from multiple beats. In today's news, taking inspiration from the US, the United Kingdom has adopted a digital visa system to keep a check on the actual number of people entering and leaving the country without a visa or immigration status,visitors will have to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) online, a tool thatwill help determine the eligibility of the visitors. In other news, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been accused by his formerFormer chief adviser Dominic Cummings, oflying about the strategy of herd immunity when the COVID-19 pandemic first hit Britain.

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WIth Italy reopeningits skiing experiences post covid lockdown, a tragedy has befallen the country. A cable car accident has resulted in the death of nine people, and seriously injuring two others.

Nine people were injured in a blast at Sepahan Nargostar Chemical Industries, in Isfahan province of Iran. The cause of the blast is as of yet unknown.

France's European affairs ministerClement Beaune, has warned Britain not to play games with special post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland and be responsible, as fears rise of a summer of violence in the province.

After US, The UK has now adopted a digital visa system to keep a check on the actual number of people entering and leaving the country without a visa or immigration status.

With the country suffering through what officials call a "traffic Jam" in the testing process for COVID-19, Taiwan'shealth minister has assured locals that the government will find a solution to the testing issue.

Aftermany adolescents and young adults developed myocarditis following vaccination,The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now assessing heart inflammation among some teenagers and young adults after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.