Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland, set to face off in the World Cup, share an unlikely friendship forged at Borussia Dortmund. Their burgeoning rivalry could define the future of football, contrasting with the Messi-Ronaldo era.
Prince Harry's final lawsuit against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail, has been dismissed. A judge ruled he failed to prove his privacy invasion claims, stating there was a possibility the news came from legitimate sources. The decision ends Harry's legal battle against tabloid publishers.
A photographer reflects on capturing an iconic, "infamous" photo of Kate Moss in 2007, debunking tabloid sensationalism and discussing her enduring appeal as a style icon. He also contrasts current celebrity photography practices with the 1990s, highlighting the impact of social media.
Japanese tabloids reveal internal criticism of Sanae Takaichi from within her party, with senior politicians complaining she is acting "like a queen" and has proven harder to control than expected. Veteran male lawmakers oppose her plan to suspend the 8% consumption tax for two years and criticize her meetings with US President Donald Trump as overly fawning. Professor Go Ito of Meiji University says there is a "cleavage within the party based on factional lines."
