Olympic silver medallist Matt Richardson storms to two golds as Great Britain win nine medals at the Track World Cup in Hong Kong.
The stock market saw gains as technology and financial sectors rebounded. Honeywell's split companies showed divergent performance, with Aerospace outperforming Technologies. Major banks like Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo rallied ahead of Q2 earnings season, with Goldman Sachs noted for its strong M&A advisory role.
Silverstone Circuit has adapted to accommodate neurodivergent Formula 1 fans, including a dedicated sensory viewing area and trained volunteers. The initiative aims to make the Grand Prix accessible and enjoyable for individuals with autism and ADHD, like nine-year-old Joshua, who found the experience one of the best days of his life.
Kylian Mbappe has called Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla "despicable" and "unworthy" after she made racist remarks mocking his origin and education following Paraguay's World Cup defeat to France. Amarilla's comments echo those of former goalkeeper Jose Luis Chilavert.
SpaceX options trading remains heavily bullish despite recent share price dips, with call options significantly outnumbering puts. The stock's upcoming inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 is expected to have a minimal impact on index volatility due to Nasdaq's rules, but SpaceX's high implied volatility could sustain demand for options.
Nigel Farage is under renewed scrutiny for allegedly failing to declare significant financial support from political allies. An ongoing investigation concerns a £5m gift from a Reform UK donor, while new reports suggest undeclared support from another ally for staff and property.
England manager Thomas Tuchel anticipates Reece James will be fit for the World Cup quarter-final against Norway. James, sidelined with a hamstring injury, is nearing a return to full training, offering a boost amidst a right-back crisis exacerbated by Jarell Quansah's suspension.
