A U.S. military strike on a boat suspected of drug smuggling in the Caribbean kills four people. The action is described as part of an ongoing campaign against alleged traffickers, placing the deaths within a broader security and interdiction effort in the region.

Police conclude there is no criminality in the deaths of three sisters recovered from the sea off Brighton beach on 13 May. The women, Jane Adetoro, Christina Walters and Rebecca Walters, die by drowning, bringing the investigation to a close without evidence of outside involvement.

A one-year-old boy is taken to hospital after a dog reportedly lunges at a pushchair and bites his face. The case centers on serious injury to a very young child during a sudden encounter, with emergency care required after the attack.

San Francisco Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper says he has throat cancer and has begun treatment. He started therapy last week and expects to miss more games, including at least part of the coming week, as he undergoes care.

Earl Spencer says the press treatment of Prince Harry and Meghan mirrors the scrutiny Princess Diana faced. He describes the media’s influence on their lives as damaging and argues that Diana’s experience should serve as a warning about the human cost of relentless coverage.

BioShanghai Week 2026 opens in Shanghai with a focus on artificial intelligence in biopharma. Under the theme “AI for Biopharma, Health for All,” the event is set up to connect research, industry and international partners around new health and drug-development tools.