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GB News: London train evacuated: Hundreds of passengers walk along tracks as 33C 'heat hell' sparks travel chaos
On Saturday, rail passengers near Loughborough Junction, south London, faced significant disruption as multiple Thameslink services halted during the hottest day of the year, with temperatures exceeding 33C. Stranded for up to two hours in overheated carriages, many were forced to evacuate and walk along the tracks.
Thameslink acknowledged the situation, citing a train fault that caused the power loss and lack of air conditioning. The company mobilized resources to assist with evacuations and issued apologies for the discomfort experienced by passengers. The day also saw a yellow warning for thunderstorms and an amber heat-health alert across England.
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Front Page Magazine: UN Sec Gen, Obama Officials, Chuck Schumer Condemn Trump
President Trump’s military strikes effectively dismantled Iran's nuclear program without American casualties, despite backlash from various political figures and social media. Critics, including Sen. Chuck Schumer, who previously campaigned against Iran, now express concerns over potential retaliation.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the strikes as a dangerous escalation, warning of threats to international peace. Meanwhile, Iran plans to address the UN, which many believe lacks effectiveness in addressing such conflicts.
Le Monde: Trump's full remarks after US strikes on Iran
President Trump announced successful U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, aiming to eliminate Iran's nuclear threat. He emphasized the strikes' precision and the collaboration with Israel, asserting that Iran must now pursue peace or face greater consequences.
Trump highlighted the long-standing animosity from Iran and the toll it has taken, expressing gratitude to U.S. military personnel and Israeli forces involved in the operation. He warned of further military action if peace is not achieved quickly.
Breitbart: Texas Governor Orders DPS, National Guard to Secure 'High-Risk Locations' After U.S. Attack on Iran
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered increased patrols by the Texas National Guard and Department of Public Safety in response to U.S. military actions against Iranian nuclear facilities. He emphasized the need for vigilance to secure the state and support for national defense.
Following the U.S. Air Force's strategic bombing of Iranian sites, Abbott expressed solidarity with President Trump, stating Texas stands ready to defend its communities. He reassured residents that there is currently no immediate threat but urged preparedness.
Front Page Magazine: Trump Takes Out Iran's Nukes
President Trump announced a successful military operation targeting Iran's nuclear weapons program, claiming that key sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan were destroyed. He emphasized the precision of the strikes and expressed a desire for peace in the region.
Trump's address highlighted the importance of U.S. military capabilities and dismissed media criticism, asserting that the attacks were necessary to prevent further Iranian aggression.
Breitbart: Chuck Schumer Breaks Silence, Opposes Trump Attack on Iran
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized President Trump's airstrike on Iran's nuclear sites, calling for legislation to limit Trump's war powers. This stance comes after similar objections to Trump's previous military actions, contrasting with the lack of Democratic pushback during Obama's military interventions.
Schumer, once a strong supporter of Israel, has shifted his rhetoric and actions, including declining to address rising antisemitism on campuses. The proposed War Powers Act aims to restrict Trump's military engagement with Iran, reflecting ongoing tensions within Congress regarding presidential war powers.