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Storm Floris Unleashes Chaos Across UK and Ireland

                                                          People were seeking shelter from the storm at Portstewart Storm Floris Grounds Flights and Cuts Power to Thousands Storm Floris has battered parts of the UK and Ireland with winds reaching up to 90mph, causing widespread disruption to transport and power infrastructure. The storm, one of the most severe of the 2024–25 season, has led to hundreds of flight cancellations, blocked roads, and left tens of thousands without electricity. Air Travel Disrupted More than 150 flights were cancelled across northern Scotland and Northern Ireland, with Aberdeen and Belfast City airports among the worst affected. Some flights, including easyJet and KLM services, were forced to turn back mid-air due to dangerous landing conditions. Rail and Road Chaos Scotland’s rail netwo...
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Intensified Conflict: Airstrikes Hit Beirut as Israel Expands Gaza Operations

 

In the early hours of Thursday, several large airstrikes targeted the southern suburbs of Beirut, including a site near Lebanon’s only international airport. The Israeli military had issued an evacuation notice for the area, citing the presence of Hezbollah facilities.

Simultaneously, Israel has expanded its ground operations in northern Gaza, focusing on Beit Lahiya, a town heavily bombed since the conflict began. This escalation follows a month of intense military actions that have resulted in significant casualties on both sides.

Hezbollah’s leader, Naim Kassem, stated that the group is open to cease-fire negotiations only if Israel halts its aggression. The conflict, which started over a year ago, has seen over 3,000 deaths and thousands more injured in Lebanon alone.

The international community continues to call for a diplomatic resolution, with France’s Foreign Minister urging for immediate action towards peace. As the situation develops, the humanitarian crisis deepens, with civilians bearing the brunt of the ongoing violence.



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