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Jun 17, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: Motorist charged eye-watering £4,586 for just two hours of parking by faulty payment machine
A driver in Slough mistakenly paid £4,586 instead of £4.50 for parking due to a payment error at the exit barrier. The incident occurred while she was shopping with her daughters, and she did not notice the exorbitant amount displayed on the card machine.
After weeks of waiting for a refund, which was promised by the car park manager, the full amount was finally returned three weeks later. The shopping center's management described the incident as isolated and stated they are investigating to prevent future occurrences.
Fox News: Cher's son hospitalized for erratic behavior as drugs found in residence
Elijah Blue Allman, son of Cher and the late Gregg Allman, was hospitalized after exhibiting erratic behavior. Authorities responded to a disturbance call in San Bernardino County, where drugs were found in his home. His estranged wife stated he remains committed to sobriety despite recent challenges.
Cher's representative did not provide further details on the situation. Allman has faced personal struggles but is reportedly focused on living with integrity and purpose. His wife expressed her unwavering support for him during this difficult time.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iraq's Hezbollah Brigades Threaten 'Great Satan' U.S. on Iran's Behalf
Iraqi militias aligned with Iran have issued threats against the U.S. in response to Israel's military actions against Iranian leaders. The Hezbollah Brigades, among others, warned of attacks on American military bases if the U.S. intervenes in the ongoing conflict.
The Iraqi government is concerned about escalating tensions and has urged Iran-backed groups not to target U.S. troops, fearing it could destabilize the country. This marks a shift from earlier reports suggesting these militias were considering disarmament.
#economy
Le Monde: At the Paris Air Show, Airbus secures a wave of Saudi orders
At the Paris Air Show, Saudi Arabia's AviLease announced a significant order for 77 Airbus aircraft, including 10 A350F cargo planes and 30 A320neo models. The deal, potentially worth around $12 billion, reflects AviLease's rapid growth since its founding three years ago.
AviLease's CEO emphasized the need for a robust aviation ecosystem in Saudi Arabia, aligning with the kingdom's strategy to enhance its cargo and logistics infrastructure. The company has quickly amassed a fleet of over 200 planes.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says a third of Iran’s missile launchers destroyed, urges parts of Tehran to evacuate
The Israeli Air Force has reportedly destroyed a third of Iran's ballistic missile launchers and established aerial superiority over Tehran, according to IDF Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin. This comes amid ongoing Iranian missile barrages, with Israel intercepting most attacks while suffering casualties.
Since Friday, Iran has launched around 350 missiles at Israel, resulting in significant Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure and intelligence officials. The IDF claims to have killed several high-ranking Iranian intelligence officers in these strikes. The conflict continues to escalate, with both sides sustaining heavy losses.