WorldSix killed in Krakow shooting

Poland will hold two days of national mourning after a deadly mass shooting in Krakow’s historic centre. At least six people were killed and 15 wounded on Saturday, the country’s deadliest shooting in decades. Three bodies were later found at the suspect’s home. Officials said the gunman appeared fascinated by far-right ideologies, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the attack an act of terrorism.