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Neco Williams is being tipped as the only Wales player good enough to break into England's squad, according to a report from South Wales Argus. The claim about the Liverpool-born full-back has sparked debate among fans on both sides of the border ahead of upcoming internationals, with many questioning whether the judgement is fair to the rest of the Wales squad.
- 2Immigration advocate sues border agents over warrantless phone searchโReturning from vacation? The government can search your phone without a warrant
An immigration advocate is suing US border agents after they demanded access to his cell phone when he returned from travel abroad. The lawsuit challenges the long-standing claim that searches of devices at the border do not require a warrant, a policy that lets officials inspect Americans' personal phones without the probable cause normally required. Legal observers say the case could test the limits of the border search exception to the Fourth Amendment, which privacy advocates argue was never meant to cover digital data.
- 3Night train carrying Boris Johnson stopped near Polish border after Russian drone strikeโEarlier today, a chartered night train carrying Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Merz's top security adviser, and securi
A chartered night train carrying Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's top security adviser, and security advisers from the UK, France and Italy was halted near the Polish border after a Russian drone struck the locomotive of a passenger train travelling ahead of it. Reports of Western officials so close to the front-line region have sparked intense reaction, with commenters highlighting the growing risks to transport routes near Ukraine and the audacity of Russian drone activity reaching toward NATO territory.
- 4MSF staff member on Ebola response tests positiveโDoctors Without Borders employee working on Ebola response tests positive for virus
An employee of Doctors Without Borders who was working on the Ebola response has tested positive for the virus, the Washington Post reports. The infection of a medical aid worker is raising concern about the risks faced by staff on the front lines of the outbreak and about the potential for further spread within response teams.
- 5Largest-ever jaguar study maps populations across the AmericasโLargest-ever jaguar analysis identifies how populations are connected across the Americas
Researchers have completed the largest-ever genetic analysis of jaguars, identifying how populations across the Americas are connected to one another. The findings shed light on gene flow between jaguar groups from Mexico to South America and could inform conservation strategies for the species, which faces habitat loss and fragmentation across much of its range.
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- saragordic/window-sweaters A macOS menu-bar app that dresses your windows in knitted borders.