Russia struck a Ukrainian train shortly after Boris Johnson and senior European officials had left the station, per headline
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- Exit polls project Sweden's centre-left opposition bloc set to win the general election, per headline
- A former Anthropic researcher told BBC that AI staff are 'genuinely frightened' for humanity's future, per headline
- Trump repeated comments favouring a united Ireland on the second day of his visit
- Trade unions, MPs and donors are pressing Andy Burnham to reconsider party funding rules, per headline
- Anti-migrant activists, including one named Danny Tommo, are changing their organising tactics
- Donald Trump called for the end of the UK, per a headline with no further detail given