Daily Inshorts - 25 February 2026
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'Fear is everywhere': BBC reports from Mexican city turned into war zone by drug cartel feud
Culiacán in northern Mexico has seen a surge in violence as rival factions of the Sinaloa cartel battle for control.
Watch: BBC on streets of Mexican city gripped by deadly cartel violence
BBC international correspondent Quentin Sommerville travelled to Culiacán in northern Sinaloa state following an explosion in violence.
Met apologises to Commons Speaker for sharing Mandelson tip-off
Sir Lindsay Hoyle tells MPs he was acting "in good faith as is my duty and responsibility" as he felt information was "relevant".
'Jekyll and Hyde' killer guilty of shooting ex-colleague on remote country path
Former gamekeeper David Campbell murdered Brian Low in Aberfeldy two years ago then tried to cover his tracks.
UK government denies Chagos Islands deal is paused, after minister said it was
It come after a minister said the UK is discussing "concerns" with the US, after President Trump criticised the deal.
Income Tax department conducts searches at lone BSP MLA house, U.P. Minister questions move
Dinesh Pratap Singh, a U.P. Government Minister who is related to the BSP MLA, objected to the action through posts on social media.
Ahead of Assembly poll, various associations put forth several demands
Motorists complain of bumpy ride on newly built flyover
They say Madhya Kailash flyover does not offer a smooth ride; highway officials point out that the surface was kept rough to prevent speeding
Two-child norm for panchayat, local body elections scrapped in Rajasthan after three decades
Congress strongly criticises the State Cabinet’s decision; the BJP on the one hand advises a particular community to control population growth, and was repealing the two-child norm on the other, Govind Singh Dotasra says
NCERT apologises, says distribution of book with section on ‘corruption’ in judiciary stopped
After the Supreme court registers suo motu case over the matter, the NCERT apologises for the ‘inappropriate textual material’ and ‘error in judgement’ that had ‘inadvertently crept’ into the chapter.
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