58 Presumed Dead in London Tower Blaze, Police Say
The London police said on Saturday that the death toll from the inferno at the Grenfell Tower in west London had risen to 58. The announcement by Cmdr. Stuart Cundy, who said the toll was still expected to rise, came as Queen Elizabeth II made note of the country’s recent struggles.
Football rule-makers consider 30 minute halves to radically change beautiful game (POLL)
Scrapping the game’s standard 45-minute half is the most startling proposal brought by the International Football Association Board (IFAB). The restructuring would see actual playing time increased by slashing each half by 15 minutes, with time stopped each time the ball goes out of play, according to IFAB.
U.S. destroyer almost foundered after collision, bodies found: Seventh Fleet
YOKOSUKA, Japan The bodies of missing sailors were found in flooded compartments of the USS Fitzgerald, which came close to sinking after a collision with a container ship off Japan tore a gash under the warship’s waterline, the U.S.
Maldini to make ATP debut
AC Milan great Paolo Maldini will make his ATP tennis debut in his home city later this month on his 49th birthday.
Death toll from forest fire raging in Portugal climbs to 57
LISBON A forest fire raging since Saturday in central Portugal has killed at least 57 people, a government official said on Sunday, in what is possibly the deadliest-ever single forest blaze in Portugal.
With a weakened leader and reeling from crisis, Britain hurtles into the Brexit unknown
LONDON With her strategy unclear and her position insecure, Prime Minister Theresa May plunges this week into tortuous divorce talks with the European Union that will shape Britain’s prosperity and global influence for generations to come.
Iraqi troops storm west Mosul’s ISIS-held Old City
Iraqi special forces, as well as the regular army and Federal Police, are participating in the operation that began on Sunday, according to Lieutenant General Abdul-Amir Rasheed Yar Allah, as cited by AP.