King Charles III will attend Parliament to deliver the speech outlining the government's agenda.
Amazon plans to raise at least $25 billion through an eight-part bond sale to fund its massive artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout, having informed underwriters it will not issue more debt this year. This follows earlier bond raises and aligns with other tech giants' AI spending.
Ukraine's President Zelensky appealed to NATO allies at the summit in Turkey for urgent air defence systems to counter escalating Russian missile attacks. The call follows recent deadly strikes on Kyiv, highlighting Ukraine's vulnerability to ballistic missiles despite successful drone interceptions.
Billionaire John Arnold and his wife Laura are awarding $2.6 million in grants to researchers studying the evolving risks of online sports betting and prediction markets in the U.S., urging lawmakers to address the increased access and intensity of the booming industry.
British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, detained in Iran, are "desperately worried" as reports emerge of them being denied supplies and medical care. Both have been on hunger strike for weeks due to prison conditions, with Lindsay Foreman reportedly losing significant weight and suffering severe health issues.
La Liga president Javier Tebas has slammed FIFA's "complicit silence" after Folarin Balogun's World Cup ban was suspended. UEFA called the decision "unprecedented," but other confederations remained quiet, leading Tebas to accuse FIFA of eroding credibility through arbitrary decisions.
England's dramatic World Cup win against Mexico attracted a peak audience of 9.1 million viewers on BBC TV and iPlayer, making it the largest live UK broadcast audience between 02:00 and 04:00 BST. The event also set records for BBC Sport's digital platforms.
