Border gates glitch slows UK travel during busy weekend
London reports electronic border gates at airports were shut for most of Saturday forcing passport checks manually. Home Office said gates were operational again by 6 p.m. London time with no cause given. Travelers vented on social media as delays spread amid a three day weekend and school holidays.
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Kissinger’s 100th Birthday Noted Amid Global Years of Service
Former diplomat Henry Kissinger marked his 100th birthday with plans to visit New York London and his hometown Furth Germany. He helped shape US foreign policy during the 1960s and 70s including Vietnam War endings but remains a key power broker in Washington.
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Negotiators move closer but no debt deal yet
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said negotiators are closer to a debt limit agreement with President Biden but have not reached one. Biden echoed a similar view as talks continue amid Yellen warning of a possible default by June 5 and debates over work requirements for federal aid recipients.
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Harris urges cadets at West Point to face unsettled world
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at the U S Army Academy commencement urging 950 graduates to confront an unsettled world marked by Russian aggression, rising China, and a evolving climate crisis. She noted Afghanistan withdrawal, highlighted women’s progress, and urged tech innovation in future warfare.
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Taliban and Iran clash on border over water rights
On the Iran Afghanistan border, Taliban and Iranian forces traded heavy gunfire injuring and killing troops. Iran’s IRNA cites deputy police chief Gen. Qassem Rezaei saying Iran fired first. Afghan official says Iran shot first. Iran reports two border guards killed, Tehran Times cites three. Milak crossing closed pending notices.
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Ukraine readies counteroffensive as Zaluzhnyi signals
Ukraine’s top commander Gen Valerii Zaluzhnyi issued a “it's time” message with a slick video showing troops and intensifying calls for a large scale push. Officials warned the counteroffensive could arrive soon, though no location or date was given.
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