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Three children were among 12 people killed by Russian strikes overnight. The US president said lower fuel prices for Americans was his greatest priority as midterm elections approach, and posted that Russia would supply millions of tonnes of diesel to the American and global market; he thanked President Putin. Ukraine's President Zelensky called the deal a gift to Putin and said US payments for the oil would go directly into funding Russia's war. Overnight strikes killed multiple people including children in the Zaporizhzhia region, and Ukrainian and European negotiators ended talks in Miami early on de-escalating the war. Questions included whether Russia could supply the oil and whether Americans would notice any price change. The UK government avoided directly criticising President Trump but said it would keep pressure on Russia through the toughest sanctions ever imposed by the UK.

President Trump criticised Norway's Nobel committee for again failing to give him the Nobel Peace Prize. He said he had never heard of winner Navi Pillai and said he should have been given eight prizes for stopping eight wars. Extra policing was in place for a march in central London against Israel's war on Gaza, on the one-year anniversary of what is meant to be a ceasefire but during which more than 1,400 Palestinians have been killed. Scotland Yard said its policing presence would be significant, with between 7,000 and 10,000 people expected, days after the anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel. Police said the event had the potential to have a greater impact on communities than previous national marches, and a counter demonstration by pro-Israel group Stop the Hate was taking place near Scotland Yard. Police said they would use powers to ensure order, that anyone refusing to remove a face covering could face arrest, and that there would be a zero tolerance approach to hate crime.

In other news, police in New Delhi detained thousands of protesters ahead of a massive demonstration planned by the country's youth-led cockroach movement, with the group's leaders among those arrested. The demonstration was to demand the chief election official step down after technical changes to the voter list removed more than 130 million names. A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Panama, collapsing a number of buildings, though no casualties were reported and the Panama Canal was reported to be operating normally. Hurricane Isaias tore off roofs on the US Gulf Coast with winds of more than 100 miles per hour, then moved inland and weakened, with damage in Alabama, Georgia and Florida being assessed. The Queen shared what sparked her passion for reading in a new documentary, saying she left school quite young and reading had been most of her education; Queen Camilla also recalled secretly reading Lady Chatterley's Lover as a teenager and said she and the King enjoy reading quietly before dinner, although his laughter at PG Wodehouse can interrupt the silence.