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It's July 8, 2025.

On this day in 1947, reports emerged of a mysterious crash in Roswell, New Mexico,

sparking widespread speculation about UFOs and extraterrestrial life,

which would ignite decades of conspiracy theories and a fascination with the unknown.

Turning to Breaking News.

A man has been shot and seriously injured by Kent Police, prompting an immediate investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct.

Here's Sarah Wheaton with more.

The incident occurred during an ongoing operation, with authorities confirming the man's condition is critical.

Kent Police are cooperating fully with the IOPC as they probe the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

No further details have been released at this time.

Updates will follow as the investigation progresses.

This is Sarah Wheaton, NANC.

A man has died at Milan-Bergamon Airport after being sucked into a jet engine, officials confirm.

Sarah Wheaton has the details.

Authorities report the individual was neither an airport employee nor a passenger.

Details remain unclear on how he accessed the runway where the aircraft was preparing for departure.

The incident has prompted an immediate investigation into airport security protocols.

Emergency services responded swiftly, but the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Further updates are expected as the inquiry unfolds.

Sarah Wheaton, Neural Newscast.

The death toll from devastating floods in Texas has surpassed 100,

as Governor Greg Abbott vows a relentless search for every missing person.

Sarah Wheaton has the details.

Tarrantial rains have triggered catastrophic flooding across multiple counties, overwhelming

rescue efforts and displacing thousands.

Emergency teams are working around the clock to reach stranded residents amid ongoing threats

of severe weather.

Authorities urge all Texans to stay alert and follow evacuation orders as recovery operations

intensify.

More top headlines will follow as the situation develops.

Sarah Wheaton

reporting a devastating fire erupted at a major telephone exchange in downtown Cairo,

claiming at least four lives and injuring 27 others. Here's Sarah Wheaton with more.

The blaze has severely disrupted communication networks across the city,

leading to widespread outages. In response to the chaos, Cairo's stock exchange has canceled

all trading activities scheduled for Tuesday. Emergency services are on the scene,

working to contain the fire and restore vital infrastructure.

Authorities are investigating the cause as the city grapples with this critical disruption.

Matthew Crowder heroically saved Chrissy Alia Shah and her three young children from rapidly rising floodwaters in Texas.

Trapped and facing life-threatening conditions, the family's rescue highlights the ongoing dangers posed by severe flooding in the region.

Crowder's quick action not only ensured their safety but also underscores the urgent need for vigilance as extreme weather events continue to threaten communities across Texas.

For Neural Newscast, I'm Sarah Wheaton.

Next.

On the political front, a public inquiry into the post office IT scandal has revealed that over

10,000 individuals were affected by errors linked to the horizon system, with management accused

of upholding the accuracy of flawed data. NNC's Cassandra Joyce reports. This case is described

as one of the UK's most significant miscarriages of justice, highlighting ongoing debates about

accountability and systemic failures in public institutions.

The findings have prompted calls for reform, while some officials defend past decisions as made in good faith amidst complex technical challenges.

French President Emmanuel Macron began a three-day state visit to the UK, where he was formally welcomed by King Charles III.

During his visit, Macron is expected to address Parliament, highlighting key issues including European cooperation and bilateral relations.

Some of Macron's policy positions, such as approach to economic reforms and immigration, reflect ongoing debates within Europe,

with supporters viewing them as necessary modernization efforts and critics, raising concerns about social impact.

A House committee investigating concerns about President Joe Biden's mental fitness has

accused his former White House physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, of delaying testimony.

Supporters of the inquiry argue it is essential to assess the president's capacity to lead,

while critics view the investigation as politically motivated.

This debate reflects broader partisan tensions over presidential health transparency and

accountability.

Dr. O'Connor has requested a postponement, citing the need for additional preparation.

Cassandra Joyce, reporting.

In Business and Finance this hour.

Tesla faces growing challenges beyond its stock slump,

with short sellers poised to gain around $1.4 billion in profits.

The company's future is also tied to CEO Elon Musk's political associations, including fallout

from his ties to President Trump, which may impact Tesla and SpaceX.

Analysts note Tesla remains more a reflection of Musk's vision than a typical meme stock,

while global political dynamics, including relations with China, add further uncertainty.

And NC News, I'm Ethan Wells.

Now for a look at World News.

Three men have been found guilty of carrying out an arson attack on a London warehouse connected

to Ukraine. The attack was ordered by the Wagner Group, a Russian paramilitary organization,

designated as a terrorist group by some countries. The incident highlights ongoing tensions

linked to the conflict in Ukraine and the reach of foreign militant groups operating abroad.

Authorities continue to investigate the motives and connections behind the attack.

For Neural Newscast, I'm Monica Kellan.

Now, a story from General News.

A recent Citroën DS3 buyer discovered by chance that their car is subject to a stop drive recall due to a potentially dangerous airbag fault.

Despite purchasing the vehicle three weeks ago, they received no notification from the company.

Attempts to contact Citroën's customer service and recall line have been unsuccessful.

Local dealers report three-week wait times for free repairs, with some owners facing even longer delays.

Neural Newscast's Daniel Grove.

From breaking news to market insights, that's your Neural Newscast update.

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