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A 7.0 magnitude earthquake has triggered a volcanic eruption, resulting in an ash cloud warning for aircraft. The impact has caused significant disruptions and raised safety concerns for aviation. Authorities are monitoring the situation for updates and public safety as the region's geological instability demands ongoing vigilance and preparedness.

Arsenal receives a welcome boost with Jurrien Timber returning ahead of their Premier League clash against Wolves. While Timber is back in training, he might not start as Oleksandr Zinchenko's performance has been strong. New signing Riccardo Calafiori may be on the bench. Key choices include Jorginho versus Thomas Partey for midfield, and Kai Havertz possibly starting upfront. Injuries continue to plague some players like Fabio Vieira, Takehiro Tomiyasu, and Kieran Tierney.

The National Judicial Council has taken a decisive step by recommending Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun to President Bola Tinubu for the position of Chief Justice of Nigeria. This move aims to ensure stability and continuity within the Nigerian judiciary with an experienced and respected Supreme Court justice. The recommendation comes after a thorough evaluation by the NJC, chaired by Justice Kayode Ariwoola.

Floyd Shivambu, the deputy president of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has announced his resignation. Amid a longstanding fallout with EFF President Julius Malema and the party's recent struggles, Shivambu is set to join the MK party. This move has ignited significant shifts in South African politics as prominent figures realign their ambitions.

Inter Miami faced a stunning defeat in the Leagues Cup Round of 16 against Columbus Crew, losing 3-2. The match took a sharp turn in the second half after Inter Miami's initial lead. The absence of Lionel Messi due to an ankle injury was strongly felt as Crew's late goals sealed Miami's fate. Miami's coaching staff and players expressed their disappointment but remain focused on the MLS season ahead.

Burnley kicked off their Championship campaign with a resounding 4-1 victory at Luton Town, a bold declaration under new manager Scott Parker. This dominant performance showcased the team's spirited execution of their game plan, marking a significant step in their quest to return to the Premier League after relegation. Parker commended the players' belief and confidence, emphasizing the importance of this win as they adapt to life in the second tier.

Chelsea's attempt to sign Atletico Madrid's Samu Omorodion for £35m has fallen through despite agreeing on personal terms with him. The situation also jeopardizes Conor Gallagher's transfer to Atletico, as the Spanish club is reconsidering the deal. With the collapse of this transfer, Chelsea aims to sign Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid instead while exploring other striking options.

Researchers led by Dr. Maria Rodriguez at the University of California have identified a new genetic marker linked to Alzheimer's disease. The study analyzed DNA from over 10,000 participants and found a specific mutation in the APOE gene. This breakthrough could pave the way for targeted therapies and better understanding of Alzheimer's progression.

South African pageant star Adetshina faces paternity fraud allegations, garnering public support amid claims of misidentification as a father. This case underscores the emotional and legal complexities involved, with many advocating for compulsory paternity testing to avoid such issues in the future.

Chelsea secures the promising 19-year-old Boca Juniors defender Aaron Anselmino in a £15.6m deal. The young talent will develop further on loan at Boca for the 2024/25 season. Anselmino debuted in June 2023 and already has 10 senior appearances. This acquisition is part of Chelsea’s active transfer window, which also saw them generate £90 million from key departures.

Businessman and political figure Jimi Wanjigi experienced a tense evening as police officers surrounded his home in Muthaiga. Accusations and denials flew as Wanjigi questioned the motives and legality of the raid. This latest incident continues a pattern of confrontations between Wanjigi and law enforcement, stirring debates on political persecution in Kenya.

Ethan Katzberg, a young athlete who recently secured a gold medal, has sparked widespread curiosity and debate over his remarkable resemblance to Adolf Hitler. This speculation has led to calls for a DNA test to determine if there is any biological link, raising ethical and personal questions.