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The death toll from flash floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to 162, according to police.

The statement updates confirm 64 bodies were recovered in Chitwan district and 26 in Nawalparasi East. Hundreds remain unaccounted for, including 28 police officers. Chitwan, renowned for jungle safaris, is among several municipalities placed on high alert as floodwaters continue to rise across the region.

A British man has become the first person in the world to have a brain tumour removed using live artificial intelligence.

Rhys Hibbert underwent the groundbreaking procedure at University College London Hospitals NHS Trust. The AI system colour-coded critical brain structures in real time, guiding surgeons away from vital nerves as they successfully removed the tumour without causing damage.

Forty people who went missing from asylum seeker hotels as children years ago have still not been found.

Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights confirmed that all but two are now adults. Children’s Commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza called the ongoing disappearances an unacceptable failure, demanding the government set out clear plans to locate them following historic Home Office hotel concerns.

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