Your daily round-up of today's news:
- According to PAGASA, while Super Typhoon Betty has a possibility that it will not make landfall, it will strengthen the habagat which could bring rain in some parts of the country by this weekend.
- Senator Raffy Tulfo wants law enforcement personnel to use body-worn cameras during special police operations and other activities to ensure transparency and strengthen evidence quality.
- ABS-CBN is ceasing its TeleRadyo channel at the end of June.
- Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson referred to police over potential COVID rule breaches during the pandemic.
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will announce his 2024 presidential bid on Twitter in an event with Elon Musk this Wednesday.
- Former entertainer and serial abuser Rolf Harris dies at the age of 93.
- Residents in Khartoum say the city has been largely quiet since the Sudan ceasefire began. The US and Saudi urged the two sides to abide by the seven-day truce.
- Target is removing some items from its LGBT range of merchandise following threats and confrontations in some of its stores.
- Members of the US Congress and EU Parliament have signed a letter urging that the oil industry executive should not lead the next UN Climate Change Conference. The head of an Abu Dhabi national oil company is chosen to lead the COP28 in November but the signatory said that his role is incompatible with his job.
- Australia and India have agreed on a new deal on migration that aims to promote the mobility of students, academics, and business people between the two nations.
- Amazon confirmed the departure of Cory Shields as vice president of public relations for studios and digital video.
- The third-generation Volkswagen Touareg has been given a minor change for the 2024 model year.
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- Honda is named the official engine supplier for the Aston Martin F1 team in 2026.
- Sungchan and Shotaro have left NCT and will debut as a new boy group from SM Entertainment.
- Song Ji Hyo filed a legal complaint against her former agency's CEO on embezzlement charges.
- Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. have agreed to a July 29 fight at the T-Mobile Arena, according to reports.
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