Catch up on today's top stories: a Venezuelan delivery driver shot by an ICE agent, the tragic accidental overdose of actress Hayden Panettiere, Hollywood's harmful use of narcolepsy as a joke, scientists decoding ancient scrolls, and the dying industry of cargo voyages. Plus, an impromptu Coldplay performance!
A London street musician's session of Coldplay's 'Viva la Vida' was joined by the band's lead singer for an impromptu performance. Other top stories include a Venezuelan delivery driver shot by an immigration agent in Texas, who was discharged from the hospital but has a bullet in his back and seeks to block deportation. Actress Hayden Panettiere died from a toxic mix of fentanyl and other substances, with authorities investigating potential criminal responsibility. A new report highlights the harm caused by Hollywood's use of narcolepsy as a source of humor. Scientists have found a clue to decoding hidden text in fragile, carbonized scrolls from Mount Vesuvius that cannot be unrolled. The industry of cargo voyages, once a unique way to explore the world, is now dying. In other news, a police pursuit in Wisconsin ended with a vehicle driving straight into a lake, but all four occupants swam to safety, and the driver was charged. An article explores 'fruit wars' – the secretive world of plant invention and seed smuggling in Asia for lucrative new fruit varieties. Today's quiz asks which Democrat is campaigning for US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan; the answer is Kamala Harris, discussing Black maternal healthcare. Yesterday's most popular story covered a string of rare childhood cancer cases in a California suburb.
