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Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that global instability caused by conflict in the Middle East has strengthened the case for Britain to align more closely with the European Union on security and the economy, following criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump. Read more: https://reut.rs/4c0MVAI

A group of biomedical engineering students from King's College London has created "anthropomorphic phantoms" – highly realistic artificial organs – to reduce reliance on cadavers and animals in medical training and testing.

With billions of eyes glued to the World Cup, Nike is on the brink of either an overdue comeback or a tragic misstep. The competition is hot on their heels — is this their chance to take back the title? Peter Devlin takes a look.

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Discarded human hair and strings littering New York City streets are causing serious injuries to pigeons, sometimes costing them their lives. Michael Cavaliere, a staff member at the Wild Bird Fund, helps to free the entangled birds and gives some of the city’s most overlooked residents another chance to survive.

A "system failure" caused a robotaxi outage involving multiple vehicles operated by Baidu's Apollo Go in central China's Wuhan, local police said on April 1, re-igniting safety concerns over the fast-growing service. Read more: https://reut.rs/4sKHHA7

Cuban authorities said they would channel a recent Russian fuel delivery toward hospitals, schools and power generation. The Anatoly Kolodkin vessel entered Cuban territorial waters late on March 29, despite U.S. restrictions on oil supplies to Cuba, including from Russia. The U.S. said it was allowing the tanker to deliver the crude oil for humanitarian reasons as Cubans have faced months of blackouts. Read more: https://reut.rs/4v39JbD

Damaged vehicles and bloodstains were seen across Beirut’s Jnah area on April 1 after overnight Israeli strikes hit the area, killing at least five people and wounding 21, the Lebanese health ministry said. Israel's military said it carried out two separate strikes targeting a senior Hezbollah commander and another senior member of the Iran-aligned group in the Beirut area, but did not identify them or say whether they had been killed. Read more: https://reut.rs/416MKyK