Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan returns to Adiala Jail after a court-ordered medical evaluation at a hospital in Islamabad. The transfer is brief, with Khan taken back to prison soon after the assessment as his legal troubles and detention continue to draw national attention.

Catholic Schools NSW sacks chief executive Dallas McInerney after he appears before the state’s anti-corruption inquiry. The dismissal follows his evidence to the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption, bringing an abrupt leadership change at one of the country’s largest education bodies.

Laken Snelling pleads guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the death of her newborn son. The former University of Kentucky student admits in court that she deprived the baby of oxygen. The infant’s body is later found in a trash bag in a closet.

A banned driver is jailed for killing 74-year-old John Bell after crashing a stolen Maserati in Broughty Ferry near Dundee. Bell is fatally struck while working in a neighbour’s garden, turning a vehicle theft and illegal drive into a deadly case that ends in prison.

Mourners gather for the funeral of Joe Carthy, one of five teenagers killed in a wrong-way crash on Ireland’s M9 motorway. He dies when a car travels against traffic and collides head-on with another vehicle, deepening grief over one of the country’s deadliest recent road tragedies.

Funerals are also held for two other teenagers killed in the same wrong-way M9 crash in Ireland. Police attend the ceremonies as communities continue to mourn the five young victims, underscoring the scale of the loss after the motorway collision.