Andy Burnham outlined plans for a national care service, seeking cross-party support from Tories and Lib Dems. Robert Jenrick (Reform UK) claimed the PM desired a 'death tax'. Green Party's Zack Polanski faces criticism over a social media post, prompting discussion by Pippa Crerar and Peter Walker.
Manchester City's new manager Enzo Maresca held his final press conference before his debut against Inter Milan, downplaying expectations, sidestepping FIFA's controversial investment plot, and addressing player futures like Rodri and Erling Haaland.
West Indies head coach Darren Sammy revealed fast bowler Alzarri Joseph declined selection for the two-Test home series against Pakistan due to undisclosed reasons, despite being picked. Sammy expressed confidence in the available bowling attack for the series starting July 25.
Jürgen Klopp has been confirmed as Germany's new head coach, vowing to revive the national team and its relationship with the public, aiming to "change a country" through football. He also warned the media against hounding his family, threatening to resign without compensation if their privacy is violated.
New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca acknowledges the significant challenge of succeeding Pep Guardiola, referencing the struggles of post-Ferguson and Wenger eras. He also provided updates on player futures, including Rodri's upcoming back surgery and potential departures for James Trafford and Jack Grealish.
Tan has been indicted without detention by the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office on multiple defamation charges against President Lee, despite police initially closing the case due to jurisdiction concerns over Tan's foreign nationality and statements made in the US.
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani reaffirmed support for the ICC, urging federal authorities to execute an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits in the fall. This follows Mamdani's earlier "war criminal" remarks, sparking debate among officials and advocates.
The Miami Heat mistakenly posted a YouTube link for LeBron James' 'introductory press conference,' despite the NBA star not yet deciding his next team. The link, scheduled for July 27, was quickly deleted, with a spokesperson citing staff error during preparations for a potential signing.
Yao Ming, a prominent Chinese NBA star and three-time Olympian, formally announced his retirement from competitive basketball in Shanghai on July 20, 2011, citing persistent injuries. He described the move as "a comma, not a full stop," hinting at future plans.
Donald Trump's recent speech, alleging widespread election fraud, has been debunked by factcheckers but serves as permission for federal intervention. The FBI is investigating Fulton County, Georgia, and the DHS is directing states to remove alleged noncitizens from voter rolls, raising concerns about voting rights and election legitimacy.
Police have stated there is no evidence to suggest the death of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe was politically motivated. A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, and authorities are not seeking anyone else. Widdecombe was found dead at her home in Devon.
President Trump mistakenly identified Japan as an adversary that attacked a US aircraft carrier and confused Ukrainian President Zelensky with Russian leader Putin during a press conference. The gaffes occurred amid heightened tensions with Iran.
Novak Djokovic faces Jannik Sinner in a Wimbledon semi-final, with the primary question being Djokovic's physical recovery after a grueling 5-hour match. Sinner, meanwhile, is serving exceptionally well but shows some forehand inconsistency. The match hinges on Djokovic's ability to recover and his performance against Sinner's strong serve.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte defended Donald Trump's criticism of the alliance, stating the recent summit in Ankara showed "a huge sense of unity" and secured procurement plans worth tens of billions of dollars, including €70 billion for Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump announced new arms sales to NATO allies and Ukraine, including advanced air defence systems, during a summit in Ankara. He highlighted a planned Patriot missile maintenance facility and a license for Ukraine to manufacture Patriot interceptor missiles, signaling a strengthened military partnership.
US President Donald Trump announced new arms sales to Europe, including advanced air defence systems for Ukraine, during the Nato summit in Ankara. He highlighted a planned Patriot missile maintenance facility and stated that American equipment would be a major beneficiary of European military rebuilding.
During a NATO summit press conference in Ankara, President Trump labeled MS NOW a "failing network" and questioned why a correspondent would work for them. He also discussed international responses to the war with Iran and appeared to confuse Iran with Japan and President Zelensky with President Putin.
Donald Trump announced he will use his older Air Force One plane to depart Turkey after a NATO summit, sending his new Qatari-gifted jet ahead to the UK. The switch fueled speculation about security concerns, particularly regarding Iran.
During a NATO summit press conference in Ankara, President Trump labeled MS NOW a "failing network" when questioned by correspondent Ines de La Cuetara about international responses to the war with Iran. He also appeared to confuse Iran with Japan and President Putin with Volodymyr Zelensky.
France coach Didier Deschamps trusts referees despite Argentinian officials overseeing their World Cup quarter-final vs. Morocco. He dismissed concerns about a potential rematch with Argentina, focusing on the immediate challenge. The match also follows controversy over a Paraguayan senator's racist remarks towards Mbappé.
A landslide in Gansu province, China, has resulted in 21 deaths and 7 injuries among woodworkers. This incident occurs as the country grapples with widespread typhoons, flooding in Guangxi, and other geological disasters.
President Trump threatened to withdraw US troops from Europe over immigration and energy policies, linking it to NATO members' non-white immigration levels. He also suggested lifting sanctions on Turkey, praising President Erdogan.
Donald Trump threatened to withdraw US troops from Europe due to immigration concerns and criticized NATO allies for not aiding his Iran war. During a meeting with Turkish President Erdogan in Ankara, Trump also announced the lifting of sanctions on Turkey, imposed over its S-400 missile system purchase.
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte contacted Japanese Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi after a Chinese nuclear submarine fired a test missile into the Pacific, stating Nato cannot be 'naive' about China's military development given intertwined global theatres.
