Good evening. A British girl who was one of four young children stabbed at a playground in France was on holiday with her family, authorities have confirmed.
The child has been taken to a hospital in Grenoble where she is in a critical condition following the attack in Annecy on Thursday morning.
A prosecutor has confirmed that a Dutch child and two children from France were also targeted by the knife-wielding suspect, who was arrested.
The children, who all suffered life-threatening injuries, are aged between 22 months and three years. Two adults were also injured.
French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne said the suspect had neither a criminal or psychiatric record and authorities say there is no evidence of a terrorist motive.
Ms Borne has confirmed the man is a Syrian national who had refugee status in Sweden.
Russian shelling has hit evacuation points in Kherson as people flee widespread flooding, with reports of civilian deaths. Video recorded in the area captured fire bursting from apartment blocks as locals drop to the ground to shelter.
You can get up to speed with the latest developments by reading our Ukraine live blog.
Con Coughlin writes that Kyiv has earned the right to target military facilities across the border, as Vladimir Putin steps up his brutality.
The Duke of Sussex’s uncle, Earl Spencer, has become the first member of his family to publicly voice support for his legal battle against the tabloid press.
The Earl, 58, suggested that his nephew had a strong case against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) because the publisher had previously admitted to phone hacking.
Our Royal Editor Victoria Ward has more on the Earl’s comments.
And Camilla Tominey has a video analysis of Harry’s case against MGN.
PM in Washington | Rishi Sunak has defended the Government’s failure to strike a post-Brexit free trade deal with the US despite it being a 2019 Tory manifesto pledge. Follow the latest news on our Politics live blog.
Wildfire smoke that has engulfed the United States and Canada is expected to pour into Norway, officials have said. Maighna Nanu has the latest, as Jodie Comer ended a Broadway show after 10 minutes when she experienced breathing difficulties caused by the smoke.
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