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A man died after entering the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster. Police were called around 1.30pm, the park was locked down and evacuated, and emergency services attended, but the man suffered fatal injuries before they could reach him. South Yorkshire Police are supporting his family and investigating what happened and why. A witness told ITV News she heard what sounded like four gunshots and saw black tarpaulin over part of the enclosure during the evacuation, while the park said safety and wellbeing of visitors, staff and animals remained its highest priority. Police said the tiger was uninjured and posed no wider risk, and the park would remain closed tomorrow.

Downing Street said Andy Burnham had spoken to Volodymyr Zelenskyy to reiterate complete solidarity after a difficult 24 hours for Ukraine, amid Donald Trump's loosening of sanctions on Russian diesel and calls for Zelenskyy to be replaced. Trump announced Russia would immediately supply the US with 300,000 tonnes of diesel, an attempt to address high fuel prices ahead of midterm elections, and Zelenskyy called the decision weak and said it would help fund Russia's aggression. Moscow later bombed the Zaporizhzhia region, killing at least 17 people including three children. Experts told ITV News the diesel amounts would address around 7% of the gap between production and consumption, and doubted Russia could export them because 30-40% of its refining facilities had been destroyed by Ukrainian drone attacks. The Kremlin said the presidents spoke for 90 minutes, with Trump congratulating Putin on his birthday, and in Kyiv Emma Murphy reported Trump's comment that Ukrainians should get a new president who can make a deal and US warnings over intelligence sharing unless Ukraine stopped hitting Russian refineries. A batch of eggs imported from Ukraine was recalled by the Food Standards Agency after Salmonella was detected; eggs with the British lion symbol are not affected, while those with a code starting 3-U-A are part of the affected batch.

Around 10,000 pro-Palestinian protesters marched through London to mark the third anniversary of the war in Gaza, and police made around 20 arrests, including two people for holding placards supporting the banned group Palestine Action. Israeli strikes on Gaza City killed at least five people, according to hospital officials, and the Israeli military said it targeted known militants. Four people died after the first hurricane of the Atlantic season made landfall on the US Gulf Coast, leaving up to a million people without power. Christa Pike, the death row inmate who survived two lethal injections in Tennessee, was discharged from hospital, and her lawyers said she was walking with assistance. In India, police detained at least hundreds, perhaps thousands, of would-be demonstrators in New Delhi to stop a huge youth protest by the mainly Gen Z cockroach movement, which had hoped to force the resignation of the country's chief elections official; the movement's leader, Abhijeet Ditka, was among those detained. Queen Camilla took part in a new documentary about the power of reading and described King Charles reading before dinner and sometimes roaring with laughter at a PG Wodehouse story.