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If I get sad and start crying, then I'll be uncontrollable.— Imtiaz Ali, whose brother Javed and his family were on the flight.

We will hit every site and every target of the Ayatollahs' regime, and what they have felt so far is nothing compared with what they will be handed in the coming days.— Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, in a video message.

The message is: de-escalate.

— Sir Keir Starmer, Prime Minister of the UK, emphasizing the need to reduce tensions in the Middle East conflict.

A full statutory enquiry, done correctly, will expose the multiple failings of the British establishment. I repeat the words 'done correctly' - this cannot be a whitewash.— Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, reacting to the announcement of a national inquiry into grooming gangs.

(There) is a continued violation of international law and war crimes that Israel is systematically committing against Palestinians by not letting aid come to starving people.

— Greta Thunberg told reporters after she flew into Paris.

It is extremism. It is dangerous. It is repellent. It is monstrous. And I condemn it in the strongest possible terms.

— David Lammy, the UK Foreign Secretary, discussing the comments made by Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.

A new golden age of international sustainable travel is here.

— Gwendoline Cazenave, CEO of Eurostar, spoke about the strong demand for train travel across Europe.

I am saying this is not a UNC or PNM exercise. All councillors—UNC or PNM, every regional corporation—it is your duty to be out there on the field and to make sure the flood mitigation takes place across every region in Trinidad.— Khadijah Ameen, Local Government and Rural Development Minister, during a press conference addressing the flooding crisis.

I have never complained about a holiday before - but this one was a disaster from start to finish. My friend and I paid for it from our pensions and it was a struggle trying to fund it over 12 months and the holiday was totally ruined - I cried after.

— Freda Jackson, a British tourist reflecting on her disappointing experience in Benidorm.

Criminal proceedings are active, and the defendants have the right to a fair trial.

— A spokesperson for the Crown Prosecution Service emphasizes the presumption of innocence for the brothers.

We mourn the passing of one of the world’s greatest thriller writers.— Jonathan Lloyd, Forsyth's literary agent, made this statement following Forsyth's death.

In the Northern Hemisphere, this is the lowest full Moon we’ll see until 2043. It rises and sets at its most extreme points on the horizon.— Khadijah Hasan Ahmed, operations manager at the Dubai Astronomy Group, speaking to Gulf News ahead of the event.

It's important to get fresh air, and when the weather begins to improve, it's even more tempting to open your home up to the warmer elements. However, during peak pollen times - usually between 10 am and 3 pm, and on windy days - it's extremely beneficial to keep your windows and doors shut. This is especially important in bedrooms, where you want to breathe easy at night.— Glen Peskett, DIY expert from Saxton Blades, offers advice for sniffle-stricken Brits.

Farage is a dyed-in-the-wool Thatcherite cosplaying as a socialist.

— Stephen Kinnock, Labour MP, criticizing Nigel Farage's inconsistent stance on steelworks.

It's so painful what we see in Gaza. It hurts my whole body.— Pep Guardiola spoke during his acceptance speech at the University of Manchester about the war in Gaza.

I am genuinely sorry that Zia Yusuf has decided to stand down as Reform UK Chairman. As I said, just last week, he was a huge factor in our success on May 1st and is an enormously talented person. Politics can be a highly pressured and difficult game and Zia has clearly had enough. He is a loss to us and public life.

— Nigel Farage, reacting to Zia Yusuf's resignation.

It really is a pivotal time for her.

— A well-connected former Whitehall mandarin said this in the context of Rachel Reeves' challenging first year as Chancellor.

Targeting winter fuel payments was a tough decision but the right decision because of the inheritance we had been left by the previous government.

— Chancellor Rachel Reeves commented on the changes to winter fuel payments.

Support from the US Navy and Congress will be critical.

— Analyst Euan Graham from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute on the need to convince the US Navy of the long-term benefits of the AUKUS agreement.

In terms of ammunition, Russia produces in three months what the whole of NATO produces in a year.

— NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated this during a speech at the Chatham House think tank in London.