An apparently minor injury led to Jayme Stephen having a leg amputed as a result of her diabetes.
John Stones praised England's defensive resilience after their 3-2 victory over Mexico in Miami. Despite playing with 10 men for much of the match, England's defense held firm, with Stones, Dan Burn, and Djed Spence making crucial contributions.
Initial figures show over 332,000 fewer children attended school in England on Monday following the nation's World Cup victory. Absences were higher among secondary pupils, with some schools adapting schedules to accommodate the match.
A global operation coordinated by Interpol across 59 countries resulted in over 1,000 arrests and identified 2,070 victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation, forced labor, criminality, and coerced begging, dismantling networks involved in online scamming and underage sex work.
Defending Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar won stage three from Granollers to Les Angles, securing the overall lead and yellow jersey. He overtook Jonas Vingegaard with a late acceleration, while wildfires and high temperatures affected the Pyrenees region.
Nigel Farage alleges an "establishment plot" against him as he faces scrutiny over personal funding from convicted criminal George Cottrell and cryptocurrency billionaire Christopher Harborne. Allies echo claims of a "witch-hunt," drawing parallels to Donald Trump's past accusations. Farage has a history of failing to declare income and facing investigations into his finances.
Former Defence Secretary John Healey criticized the Treasury for refusing to increase defence spending, viewing it as a drain rather than a growth engine. His resignation followed a dispute over the UK's commitment to Nato's 3% GDP defence spending target by 2030, which the Treasury plans to meet much later.
