“Love Island” Season 13 Episode 42 will be released on July 10, 2026, and can be streamed on Hulu starting at midnight Pacific Time. The episode continues storylines where some couples grow closer while others face challenges, including surprise partner changes.
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Episode 42 of “Love Island” Season 13 airs on July 10, 2026.
New episodes air daily during the summer, except on Tuesdays.
The episode will be available on Hulu at 12 a.m. PT/3 a.m. ET.
Hulu requires a subscription costing at least $11.99 per month.
Episode length ranges from 60 to 90 minutes.
Highlights include couples resolving conflicts and a surprise recoupling.
Main participants include contestants Jasmine, Kavan, Charleen, Simba, Angelista, and others.
The show often features emotional moments and relationship decisions among islanders.
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President Donald Trump expressed interest in buying Greenland from Denmark. Greenland is a large, icy island with few people and high running costs. Denmark has said it is not for sale.
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Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark but has a lot of autonomy.
It is a large island covered mostly by ice.
Greenland has a small population and limited infrastructure.
Running Greenland costs Denmark a significant amount of money.
President Trump suggested buying Greenland as a strategic asset.
Danish officials have rejected the idea of selling Greenland.
Greenland is important for military and scientific reasons.
The proposal sparked international discussions about sovereignty and global politics.
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Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Balochistan after multiple attacks killed 42 people, mostly security officers. The government is continuing military operations to fight militants, who they say are supported by foreign groups.
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At least 42 people, mostly police officers, were killed in several militant attacks in Balochistan this week.
The deadliest attack took place in Ziarat district, where 9 police officers were killed and 18 were abducted and later shot.
The Pakistani military said it has killed at least 54 insurgents since the attacks began on Monday.
Prime Minister Sharif pledged to continue fighting terrorism until the last militant is eliminated.
Sharif accused India of supporting the insurgents with weapons and money, but India has denied this.
Militants are reportedly using Afghanistan’s territory to stage attacks in both Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.
The Baloch Liberation Army, a banned separatist group, is blamed for the attacks.
Balochistan faces ongoing conflict involving local separatists and the Pakistani Taliban, which has grown stronger after the Afghan Taliban took control in 2021.
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Germany has agreed to buy long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles from the United States and will station them in Germany. This deal, made during a NATO summit in Turkey, aims to strengthen Germany’s defense and support broader European security efforts amid ongoing conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine.
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Germany will purchase American Tomahawk cruise missiles.
The missiles will be stationed in Germany.
The agreement was made during a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the purchase fills a strategic gap in Germany’s defense.
Germany plans to develop its own European missile systems in the future.
The deal was made with the Trump administration.
Tomahawk missiles can fly about 100 feet above the ground to avoid detection.
These missiles have a range of about 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) and are precise for striking distant targets.
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A heat wave is causing very high temperatures in the western United States, with some places reaching up to 117 degrees Fahrenheit. The extreme heat is expected to continue through the week and affect several states beyond the West, including parts of the Southeast.
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Some desert communities in the western U.S. could see temperatures as high as 117 degrees.
The hottest temperatures are expected in southern California’s Coachella Valley, especially Palm Springs.
Phoenix, Arizona, has experienced temperatures over 110 degrees for several days and may stay that hot into next week.
The National Weather Service has issued heat warnings and advisories for millions of people in the Southwest and Southeast.
There have been 18 heat-related deaths in Phoenix this year, more than triple the number from last year.
Emergency responders in Phoenix have treated multiple heat stroke cases and use a cold water immersion method to quickly cool patients.
Fire weather alerts are in place because dry conditions and lightning increase the risk of wildfires.
The Southeast states like the Carolinas and Georgia could see heat indices (temperature combined with humidity) reaching 113 to 116 degrees.
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The United States and Iran exchanged new military attacks on Thursday. These actions came just before the funeral of Iran's former Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and led to a rise in oil prices. President Donald Trump warned that Iran wants a deal but threatened stronger attacks if Iran continues to target ships.
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The U.S. and Iran carried out new strikes against each other on Thursday.
The attacks happened shortly before the burial of Iran's former Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Oil prices increased as a result of the renewed fighting between the two countries.
President Donald Trump said Iran wants to make a deal soon.
Trump warned there would be "much worse" attacks if Iran attacks ships again.
The conflict involves military actions impacting international shipping and energy markets.
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Jersey has officially approved a law allowing adults who are terminally ill to choose to end their own lives. The law has received Royal Assent, which means it can now be put into action, with the assisted dying service expected to start next year.
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The assisted dying law was approved by Jersey’s government in February 2026.
Royal Assent has now been granted, allowing the law to be officially registered and enforced.
The law applies to terminally ill adults who want the option to end their lives.
Work to set up the assisted dying service is already underway, including hiring key staff.
The Minister for Health and Social Services, Tom Binet, expressed confidence in meeting the planned start date next year.
Campaigners, including Lorna Pirozzolo who has incurable breast cancer, welcomed the law as a relief for those with painful and difficult end-of-life symptoms.
This law represents a significant change in Jersey’s approach to end-of-life care.
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Iranians gathered in large numbers to bury Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Mashhad after he was killed in an Israeli strike in February. The burial concludes six days of funeral events held in various cities, including Tehran and locations in Iraq.
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Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in an Israeli strike on February 28.
The strike happened during the first day of the United States–Israel war on Iran.
Thousands of people gathered in Mashhad, Khamenei’s hometown, despite hot weather.
The burial took place at the Shrine of Imam Reza, a very important religious site in Iran.
Funeral ceremonies lasted six days and were held in Tehran, Qom, and Iraq.
Khamenei is being buried alongside several family members who also died in the strike.
Khamenei’s son and successor, Mojtaba Khamenei, has not appeared publicly and is believed to be injured.
Officials expected about 15 million people to attend the funeral events.
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A family in Norton, England, dismantled their garden shed and discovered a large, well-preserved World War II Anderson shelter underneath. The shelter was bigger and more complete than expected, featuring concrete walls, steps, old tools, and a plumbing system to keep it dry.
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The family lives in a home built in 1935 and moved in about 12 years ago.
The garden shed had been there longer than the family had lived in the house.
The shed was removed due to rain damage and rotting wood.
An Anderson shelter is a backyard air-raid shelter made from steel, buried underground during WWII to protect against bombings.
About 3.6 million Anderson shelters were installed across the UK during the war.
This particular shelter had extra features like concrete walls, steps, and drainage to keep it dry.
The family is restoring the shelter and sharing their progress on TikTok.
They plan to keep working on the shelter and consider turning it into a movie room, camping spot, or sauna.
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The UK government plans to cut funding for some important research labs despite increasing overall science spending to a record £22.6 billion by 2029-30. These cuts will reduce budgets for projects like cancer treatment research, better battery design, particle physics, and astronomy, as the UK Research and Innovation Agency (UKRI) needs to save over £160 million due to rising costs.
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UKRI must save more than £160 million over the next four years because research costs have increased.
Total government spending on research and development will reach £22.6 billion annually by 2029-30.
UKRI’s budget will rise from about £9 billion to nearly £10 billion in that period but still needs to cut some projects.
National labs, which run big scientific machines, will face the biggest cuts, with some budgets dropping by over half.
Funding for research into artificial intelligence will be £1.6 billion; quantum tech will get about £1 billion; and £750 million will go towards a national supercomputer.
Projects at Daresbury Laboratory and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, which support particle physics and data analysis, will see budget cuts.
The Boulby Underground Laboratory’s budget will be cut by 40%, affecting dark matter research.
The UK will remain a major contributor to international projects like CERN and will increase its subscription by 19% over four years.
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The Imraguen people of Mauritania have fished using traditional, wind-powered boats for hundreds of years. Now, climate change, too much fishing, and loss of old fishing knowledge are putting their way of life and culture at risk.
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The Imraguen people live in Mauritania and depend on fishing.
They use wind-powered boats and traditional fishing methods.
Their fishing takes place in the Banc d’Arguin, a rich fishing area.
Climate change is affecting the waters and fish availability.
Overfishing by others reduces the fish stocks.
Traditional fishing knowledge is slowly disappearing.
These changes threaten both the Imraguen's income and their cultural heritage.
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Violence between different communities in Chad has increased a lot recently. Over 300 people have died in the last two years, and the United Nations says more than 5,700 people have been killed in the Lake Chad region since last November alone.
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Chad is experiencing a sharp rise in violence between different groups living there.
Authorities reported five violent events last month alone.
More than 300 people have died in Chad due to this violence over two years.
The United Nations warns that violence is increasing across the Lake Chad area.
Since last November, approximately 5,700 people have died in the region.
The violence has forced thousands of people to leave their homes.
New militia-like groups have appeared in Chad amid this unrest.
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The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says a strong El Nino weather pattern is developing in the Pacific Ocean. This El Nino could become one of the most powerful since 1950 and may cause more rain and warmer temperatures in the southern United States this fall and winter.
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El Nino is a natural warming of the equatorial Pacific Ocean that affects weather worldwide.
NOAA predicts an 81% chance that this El Nino will become very strong by fall 2024.
Ocean temperatures related to this El Nino are near record highs for this time of year.
Human-caused climate change has added to the ocean warming linked to this El Nino.
The last super strong El Nino in 1997-1998 caused severe weather, thousands of deaths, and billions in damages.
This El Nino may bring wetter conditions and higher temperatures across the U.S. South during winter.
Scientists say this event is unusual but not completely unprecedented.
Strong El Ninos increase the chances of extreme weather but don’t guarantee it.
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Nigeria is facing pressure to reform its police force due to public distrust and worsening security problems. The country has not yet approved state-level police forces, which could help improve security under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leadership.
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Nigeria has 36 states in its federation.
None of these states have approved the creation of their own state police forces.
Currently, Nigeria relies mainly on a national police force.
The government wants to create both national and local police forces.
This plan is part of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s response to increasing security challenges.
Public trust in the police remains low.
Security in Nigeria continues to decline, prompting calls for police reform.
The issue is connected to Nigeria’s overall efforts to improve internal security.
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Nigeria is investigating a fake government agency that was created by a conman. This agency had offices on government grounds and received public funds, even though it did not officially exist.
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The agency was invented by a conman and was not officially recognized.
It managed to set up offices inside government buildings.
The fake agency was listed in the government budget and received money.
Its claimed goal was to attract foreign investment to Nigeria.
Authorities only discovered the fraud after the agency had been operating for some time.
The situation raised questions about how the government manages public resources.
Nigerian police and officials are under pressure to improve oversight and trust.
The investigation started in early July 2026.
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Germany plans to pass a law making rental e-scooter companies responsible for accidents caused by their vehicles. This will help victims get compensation without needing to prove the rider’s fault, similar to car insurance rules. The law aims to address rising e-scooter accidents and problems with scooters left in unsafe places.
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Germany’s government is introducing a law to make rental e-scooter operators liable for accidents caused by their scooters.
Victims will not have to prove that the rider was at fault to claim compensation.
The law puts rental e-scooters on a legal level similar to cars regarding accident liability.
E-scooters have been allowed on German roads since 2019 for riders aged 14 and older.
The number of e-scooter accidents doubled from 5,535 in 2021 to nearly 12,000 in 2024.
In 2024, 27 people died and about 1,500 were seriously hurt in e-scooter accidents.
The number of non-riders hit by e-scooters rose from 1,150 in 2020 to about 5,000 in 2023.
The new law also targets hazards from e-scooters left improperly on sidewalks and pavements.
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NATO leaders met in Ankara for a summit focused on defence budgets and support for Ukraine. While the alliance showed agreement on some points, President Donald Trump criticized some members, including Spain, and announced a trade embargo.
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NATO held a two-day summit in Ankara, Turkey, discussing defence spending and support for Ukraine.
NATO leaders promised to support each other under Article 5, which means they will protect allies if attacked.
European countries agreed to increase defence budgets, with over $50 billion planned for new military purchases.
Only 5 out of 32 NATO members are expected to meet the goal of spending 3.5% of their economy on defence by 2026.
NATO members pledged around 70 billion euros ($80 billion) to help Ukraine against Russia.
President Trump criticized NATO partners, especially Spain, and ordered a trade embargo on the country.
Trump also expressed unhappiness with NATO over Greenland and concerns about limited support against Iran.
These disagreements may weaken the unity of NATO, an alliance important for Western security for over 75 years.
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The TV shows "The Pitt" and "Hacks" received the most nominations at the 2026 Emmy Awards, with 25 and 24 nominations each. These nominations highlight the shows as leading contenders in the award competition.
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"The Pitt" earned 25 Emmy nominations.
"Hacks" earned 24 Emmy nominations.
The Emmy Awards recognize outstanding achievements in television.
These two shows had the highest number of nominations in 2026.
The information was reported by Entertainment Tonight's Emily Curl.
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A Texas oil company linked to President Donald Trump is trying to drill for oil in Greenland. The company says it has permission to bring equipment and wants to start drilling soon, but Greenland’s government says no active permits have been granted. The situation raises tension over American business interests and political influence in Greenland.
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Greenland Energy, a Texas oil company tied to President Trump’s backers, plans to drill for oil in Greenland.
The company claims it has a permit to bring drilling equipment but has not received final approval to start drilling.
Greenland’s resources ministry denies there are any active permits or permissions for exploration.
The company is shipping equipment to Greenland’s east coast on an Arctic-capable vessel, planning to begin drilling in October.
Jeff Landry, President Trump’s special envoy to Greenland, promotes the idea Greenland could soon export 2 million barrels of oil per day.
Greenland stopped issuing oil exploration licenses in 2021 due to environmental concerns after 50 years of unsuccessful attempts.
Some Greenlanders are worried about American companies and political efforts threatening their peaceful way of life.
President Trump has expressed interest in Greenland for its natural resources and potential strategic importance.
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Giorgia Meloni has often supported President Donald Trump when other European leaders have not. The article suggests that President Trump may be harming his relationship with Meloni.
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Giorgia Meloni has shown support for President Trump.
Other European leaders have refused similar opportunities to President Trump.
Meloni has gone out of her way to back President Trump.
The relationship between President Trump and Meloni may be weakening.
Maintaining good relations with Meloni could be important for President Trump.
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