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Two people have died and two others have been injured after a vehicle struck pedestrians taking part in a community walk marking Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in British Columbia.

Police are investigating after fireworks broke two windows at a Dutch town hall on an evening when councillors discussed asylum accommodation.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has responded directly to Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s claim about RAF Fairford, pointing to the release of five suspects.

Firefighters are protecting nearby buildings as a warehouse burns in western Amsterdam. Trains between Amsterdam Sloterdijk and Schiphol have stopped.

An anaesthetist used AI to research a possible cause of his mother’s seizures. Her neurologist says they stopped within minutes of vitamin B6 treatment.

China’s AI companion rules restrict virtual relationships for children and require providers to address risks including emotional dependency and self-harm.

Energy prices have risen by nearly 4% in Great Britain. The cap limits unit prices rather than total bills, and forecasters say another increase is possible in January.

A Commons committee has called for restraint in buying overseas programmes as it presses for wider reform of the BBC’s funding.