1) Infant Immigration centres rip baby form mothers breast

The worry surrounding infant immigration continues, just two weeks after Trumps administration has encountered a new ‘zero tolerance’ policy.  Families from Central America entered the US border and customs facility, a number of catastrophic stories have already been documented of infants being ripped from their mothers whilst breastfeeding.  One woman interviewed by CNN relayed she was put in handcuffs for resisting.

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2) Heatwave is set to last until this weekend

Temperatures reached 30 degrees on Monday documented as the hottest day of the year so far, here in the UK. This heat is set to be here until this weekend. The Met Office issued a yellow health warning for heatwave conditions from Tuesday till Thursday evening. The Network rail prompted fears surrounding the heat wave, as the railway tracks could buckle, therefore speed restrictions have been introduced. If you are out and about this week, please do take care, sun block at the ready,  hydrate, and less layers!

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the heatwave is all fun and games until you’re trying to sleep at night but it still feels like it’s 50 degrees, you’re sweating your tits off and there’s no air con or anything even though it feels like there should be because you’re in England and not Spain ????????

— lottie (@l0ttiehall) June 25, 2018

Rules of a #heatwave:
1. Leather sofas are out of bounds until mid-October
2. Temperatures must be compared to ‘since records began’
3. No one – and we mean no one – is allowed to say ‘It’s too hot’

— innocent drinks (@innocent) June 26, 2018

It's the hottest day of the year so far! Here are some tips on how to beat the heat: https://t.co/p6ZHQVfOqs #heatwave pic.twitter.com/UT7SVaCbCZ

— NHS Choices (@NHSChoices) June 26, 2018

3) Trump Travel Ban updates

Whilst lower courts deemed the ban unconstitutional, the  US supreme court gets final say, ruling in favour of trumps administration, travel ban targeting people from many Muslim majority countries. The president celebrated the decision on his Twitter account.

Countries included in the ban

Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TRUMP TRAVEL BAN. Wow!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 26, 2018

Omar Jadwat, director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Immigrant Rights Project said in a statement that the ruling was one of the Court’s “great failures”. Read more about this story here.

The Supreme Court upheld Trump's Muslim Travel ban, saying that it isn't a ban on Muslims, even though Trump said that it WAS a ban on Muslims.

Merrick Garland should be SCOTUS instead of Neil Gorsuch.

Mitch McConnell should have been IMPEACHED for blocking Garland's Hearing!

— Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) June 26, 2018

Trump’s travel ban makes America look even worse on the world stage. He thinks of that as winning?

Sick fuck.

— Scott Dworkin (@funder) June 26, 2018

Civility is when you let Mitch McConnell steal Merrick Garland's seat from an elected President and you still try to "get along."

This is why the Supreme Court voted to uphold travel ban + gerrymandering for Republicans. A grievous theft that barely gets mentioned by the media.

— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) June 26, 2018

4) EU migrant ship finding a resolution

Italy has reached a deal with malta, to end the problem surrounding the migrant rescue ship with 230 passengers onboard. The ship had been stranded for five days before the conditions for migrants worsened considerably. A sick passenger needing urgent assistance triggered movement, as the passenger was evacuated to Malta from the ‘Lifeline’ on Monday night.

The ship was deemed an “outlaw ship” from Italy’s Interior Minister Matteo Salvini before the deal with Malta was announced. Elsewhere around 108 migrants have been taken ashore Italy from a Danish container ship. Read more about it here

5) A Thai Football team trapped in a cave  is found alive

New reports have emerged regarding the young Thai football team who were caught in a cave, may be alive. Thailand’s deputy PM has said he is “optimistic” they are still alive. The search enters its third day for the group of footballers aged 11 years to 16. The team and their coach entered the cave, Chiang Rai province on Saturday.

Navy divers said to have seen fresh footsteps inside the cave complex, even after rising waters had temporarily halted the search.