On Tuesday evening, three women were found with serious injuries at a property in Ashlyn Close, Bushey. Despite efforts by emergency services, they sadly died at the scene. Police have launched a manhunt for 26-year-old Kyle Clifford, wanted in connection with the incident. Clifford, from Enfield, north London, is considered armed and dangerous, possibly with a crossbow. Hertfordshire Police are urging anyone with information to come forward. The investigation is ongoing, and the public is warned to approach Clifford with caution.

The White House has called on India to use its close relationship with Russia to urge President Putin to end the war with Ukraine. This comes after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over the death of innocent children in the conflict. Modi's comments came a day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital in Kyiv. The US has been seeking India's support in condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine, but India has maintained a neutral stance so far.

Russia faced condemnation at the UN Security Council for "systemic attacks" on Ukraine, which killed 38 people, including four children. President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that 190 were wounded in the missile strikes that damaged medical facilities. UN officials called these attacks war crimes, highlighting a strike on a children's hospital. France condemned Russia's actions as violations of international law. China urged both sides to seek peace. Russia denied targeting civilians, claiming damage was from Ukrainian air defenses. The UN Secretary-General and rights chief condemned the attacks as shocking and abominable.

Russia has issued an arrest warrant for Yulia Navalnaya, accusing her of participating in an "extremist organization." A court approved her detention for two months. Navalnaya, now in exile, called President Putin a "killer and war criminal" in response. Her husband, Alexei Navalny, a major opposition leader, died in prison in February. Navalnaya vowed to continue his work and has been critical of Putin’s government. Her husband's organizations are banned in Russia and labeled "extremist." Navalnaya’s team dismissed the allegations, viewing the warrant as recognition of her determination to continue Alexei’s fight.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has slammed PM Narendra Modi's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling it a "huge disappointment" and a "devastating blow to peace efforts". Zelenskyy's criticism comes as Russia launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine, killing at least 41 people, including two staff members at a children's hospital in Kyiv. PM Modi had told Putin that dialogue and diplomacy are the way forward to resolve the conflict. The US had urged India to press Russia to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity. Zelenskyy urged the world to not remain silent on Russia's actions.

Russia's latest attack on Ukraine has sparked outrage, with a deadly strike hitting a children's hospital in Kyiv. Ukraine accuses Russia of deliberately targeting civilians, while Moscow claims it targeted military infrastructure. Russia's Defense Ministry blames Ukraine for the destruction, alleging a Ukrainian air defense missile caused the damage. The incident comes ahead of the NATO summit in Washington, drawing attention to the ongoing conflict. Competeting narratives surround the event, with Ukraine condemning Russia's actions and Russia denying responsibility. The attack has sparked widespread condemnation, highlighting the escalating tensions in the region.

Today, devastating Russian airstrikes during the day have claimed 36 lives across Ukraine, including two adults at Kyiv's Okhmatdyt children's hospital. The attack left the hospital severely damaged, prompting evacuation and shocking witnesses with its ferocity. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed retaliation while Russia denied targeting civilian areas, attributing the incident to Ukrainian air defense actions. The assault coincides with preparations for the NATO summit in Washington, where Ukraine's defense is a focal point. International condemnation has poured in, with calls for urgent action to safeguard Ukrainian cities from further attacks.

President Joe Biden, 81, has reaffirmed his commitment to the 2024 presidential race despite concerns about his age and a problematic debate performance against Donald Trump last month. In a letter to Democratic lawmakers, Biden urged either their support or a direct challenge at the party convention. Facing scrutiny as he hosts a NATO summit this week, Biden remains confident in his candidacy, stating, "I am firmly committed to staying in the race." The upcoming summit and Democratic caucus meeting could be pivotal as pressure mounts within the party.

French President Emmanuel Macron has refused the resignation of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal following the surprising outcomes of the parliamentary elections. Attal, from Macron's Renaissance party, offered to step down amidst uncertainties after the left-wing New Popular Front coalition secured the most seats. The election results, with National Rally in third place, indicate a hung parliament unless alliances are forged. Macron cited the need for stability and is assessing the situation as France faces political turbulence post-election.

France’s left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) won the most seats in Sunday’s snap parliamentary election, staving off a potential far-right government. The NFP secured 182 seats, outpacing President Macron's Ensemble alliance with 163 and the far-right National Rally’s 143. Despite the NFP’s victory, no party achieved a majority, leading to a hung parliament and political uncertainty. Macron refused Prime Minister Attal’s resignation, signaling potential leadership changes. The result reflects voters' preference to block the far right, leaving France to navigate a complex political landscape .