WAO ART #129

Beijing has recorded its hottest June day in over 60 years, with temperatures reaching 41.1C (105.9F), according to Chinese weather authorities. The city is experiencing a prolonged heatwave, with extreme temperatures expected to persist until the end of June.

Musician Hak Baker, who blends ska, reggae and punk, has said he has only recently felt able to release music about the Windrush scandal, which saw Caribbean immigrants to the UK wrongly targeted for deportation. Father of Baker is from Grenada and mother is Jamaican.

Australia's online safety commissioner has demanded that Twitter, which is owned by Elon Musk, explain its handling of online hate after it became the platform with the most complaints in the country. Twitter now has 28 days to respond to the regulator or face potential daily fines for ongoing breaches.

A woman gave birth to a baby on an express train between Nairobi and Mombasa in Kenya, with the help of a doctor and nurse who were also on board. The national rail firm, Kenya Railways, shared the story on social media, along with photos of the new-born and those who had assisted in the birth.

The destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in southern Ukraine has caused one of Europe's largest reservoirs to dry up, endangering drinking water supplies for over 700,000 people in Russian-occupied areas and critical water supplies for food production in the region.

Bitcoin has broken above the key psychological level of $30k and undergone a potential bullish crossover on the LMACD. Technical analysts have noted that with BTCUSD above the monthly "mid-BB", the next logical target would be the upper Bollinger Band, which is currently above $50k per BTC.

The search for the missing Titan submersible, which can operate at a depth of 4,000 meters, is still ongoing. A search of the area has been hampered by a lack of awareness of the location of the sounds emitted from the submersible, detected by floating detectors called sonobuoys.