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Electric flying taxis could revolutionize urban commuting, with Vertical Aerospace unveiling their Valo aircraft, capable of traveling up to 150 mph and covering distances of up to 100 miles. The company aims to produce 175 of these taxis by 2030, initially offering premium airport transfers, with potential affordability rivaling standard Uber rides. However, regulatory approval and significant investment are needed to make this vision a reality by 2028.

London unveils floating hubs to combat homelessness, with £1 million funding, aiming to eliminate rough sleeping by 2030. These hubs provide intensive support for long-term homeless individuals, preventing homelessness, and securing housing for those with additional needs. The Mayor, Sir Sadiq Khan, emphasizes the importance of a safe home for every Londoner, while Saint Mungos CEO, Emma Haddad, welcomes the bold action to reach more Londoners, including those previously overlooked.

Charlton Athletics challenging match against Middlesbrough, marked by early errors and a lack of momentum, highlights the teams struggle with injuries and a need for confidence. Despite improved performance in the second half, Middlesbroughs experience proved decisive. Upcoming matches against Oxford United, Norwich, and Portsmouth are crucial, but the teams injury concerns remain a significant challenge.

The U.S. proposes a new rule requiring foreign visitors, including those from visa waiver countries, to share five years of social media history. Critics warn of potential bias and prejudice, as the criteria for anti-American sentiment lack clarity. This move is part of a broader effort to increase scrutiny on those entering the U.S., with potential impacts on hundreds of thousands of international visitors, including those attending major events like the World Cup and Olympics.

Kemi Badenoch outshines Sir Keir Starmer at PMQs, challenging him with energy, teachers, and NHS questions. Sir Keirs usual tactic of mentioning Liz Truss fails to rally his party, while Labour women appear disengaged. Mrs. Badenoch, on the other hand, is described as funny, relaxed, and modern, marking a shift in the parliamentary debate dynamic.

Emile Soleils family, including grandparents and aunt/uncle, questioned for the first time since his disappearance three years ago. New evidence suggests his remains may have been preserved and moved before being found. Father who baptized Emile reportedly took his own life, adding to the mystery.

NHS and government offer differing advice on mask-wearing for those with flu symptoms, as a very nasty strain circulates. While NHS Providers chief executive advises mask-wearing, official guidance suggests its something people can consider. Health officials emphasize hand hygiene, ventilation, and the flu jab to prevent spread and protect against record-high hospitalizations.

Britain and 26 other European nations propose changes to human rights laws to facilitate immigration management, deport foreign criminals, and collaborate on asylum and return programs. Despite UKs PM canceling the Rwanda migrant plan, the group urges reform of the ECHR, allowing governments to make proportionate decisions on removing migrants. The joint statement, supported by less than two-thirds of ECHR members, suggests limiting Article Threes torture prohibition and Article Eights family life protection, sparking division among European nations on migration handling.

Leon, a popular natural food chain, is undergoing a turnaround strategy after losing money, with co-founder John Vincent buying it back. The plan includes a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), which may result in job losses and restaurant closures. The company aims to return to its original focus on natural foods and is currently discussing the best path forward with landlords. The hospitality sector faces challenges due to changing work patterns, taxes, and rising costs, with many businesses struggling post-pandemic.