A memorial wall was damaged by fire on 27 April in north London, with counter-terror police involved in the investigation.
CNBC will simulcast 11 WNBA games this season as part of an 11-year media rights agreement between its parent company, Versant, and the WNBA. The games will also air on USA Network, aiming to expose the league to new audiences and capitalize on its growing popularity.
Two years after Euro 2024 heroics, Jude Bellingham faces a World Cup challenge to reclaim his 'golden boy' status. Under coach Thomas Tuchel's strict regime, Bellingham must earn his starting spot against emerging talent Morgan Rogers, aiming to recapture his influential form for England's quest for glory.
Migrants in South Africa face a looming deadline set by anti-immigrant protesters to leave the country. Many report intimidation and violence, with some fleeing their homes to gather in open fields. The government warns against scapegoating, while protesters cite economic hardship and strained public services.
Belgian cyclist Wout van Aert will miss the Tour de France due to an elbow injury sustained in a training crash. The 31-year-old, a key rider for Visma, developed an infection after the fall, preventing him from healing in time for the July 4th start.
Israeli jets struck southern Lebanon despite US President Trump's criticism of the actions. Trump urged PM Netanyahu to be more responsible, stating Israel had fought Hezbollah for too long. The strikes occurred amid a US-Iran deal that reportedly includes Lebanon.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway has successfully undergone a lung transplant, a development described as "very happy news" for the royal family and the nation. She will remain hospitalized for several weeks for observation, a standard procedure for transplant recipients.
