
Joshua's emotional win over Prenga in pictures
Anthony Joshua secures dramatic comeback knockout win over Jeremias Prenga, setting up a potential fight against Tyson Fury.

Anthony Joshua secures dramatic comeback knockout win over Jeremias Prenga, setting up a potential fight against Tyson Fury.

A Chinese secondary school graduate, Yuanyuan, works alongside her single mother at a Guangdong construction site to earn university tuition fees, after sitting for the gaokao exam in June.

China's carmakers are struggling with narrowing profit margins due to higher raw material costs and declining market demand, exacerbated by the end of purchase subsidies and tax incentives.
Four young people on bail charged after a machete brawl in Melbourne's CBD left two with serious injuries; six arrested, four charged with various offences.

The IOC Ethics Commission rejected a complaint by FairSquare against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, citing the issue fell outside its jurisdiction as it pertained to FIFA's governance and sport rules, not IOC's Code of Ethics.

An FDA committee, stacked with Kennedy-appointed members, voted to lift restrictions on manufacturing four peptides for human use, despite lacking safety and efficacy data, with decisions on three more peptides pending.

England's men's artistic gymnastics team won silver at the Commonwealth Games after a dramatic final marked by a serious injury to teenager Gabriel Langton, who fell from the high bar and was taken away on a stretcher. Canada secured gold with 241.400 points, ahead of England's 238.250.

An FDA committee voted to recommend six peptides for inclusion on a list that would let compounding pharmacies dispense them, despite FDA staff objections. Critics said the move could widen access to inadequately studied drugs.

O Comando Militar do Irã prometeu matar um militar dos EUA para cada iraniano morto, após ataques americanos e iranianos. Donald Trump afirmou ter garantias de China e Rússia de não fornecerem armas a Teerã, enquanto o Irã acusa os EUA de usarem armas inéditas.

Oxford University announced a volunteer received the first dose of a rapidly developed vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, responsible for over 1,000 deaths in DRC and Uganda. The ChAdOx1 BDBV vaccine, using AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine technology, went from concept to clinic in eight weeks.
A 102-pound Tibetan mastiff and German shepherd mix named Sable became too exhausted and injured to descend a Pennsylvania mountain trail. Owner Kevin Matthews sought help, leading to a four-hour rescue by the Waterville Volunteer Fire Company and other volunteers.
Thirteen people, including an infant, died and two escaped after massive boulders fell on a moving taxi on the Udaipur-Pangi road in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul and Spiti. The vehicle was crushed and caught fire, with rescue operations underway. Passengers had been stranded earlier due to road closures.

Sydney’s Divine Playhouse, an LGBTQ+ inclusive arts space in a deconsecrated church, was evicted days after opening. Its operators say the move amounts to censorship and may lead to legal action.

Hong Kong degree graduates' average annual salary growth slowed to a five-year low of 2% in 2025, reaching HK$28,000 monthly, as underemployment hit a record high. Engineering and technology graduates saw earnings drop, with an expert linking this to AI replacing entry-level jobs.

Volkswagen reported a 9.5% drop in Q2 operating profit and cut its annual revenue forecast by up to 3% due to a significant sales slump in China. The German carmaker is implementing a cost-cutting program, including plans to axe up to 100,000 jobs globally, facing union opposition.

Um porta-voz militar iraniano, general Abolfazl Shekarchi, alegou que os EUA estão usando armas inéditas e todas as capacidades planejadas para a Terceira Guerra Mundial contra o Irã. As declarações ocorrem em meio a ataques aéreos dos EUA contra alvos iranianos e bases americanas na região, com o presidente Trump considerando uma ofensiva maciça.

Bristol-born gymnast Shantae Amankwaah, 17, is set to make her Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow, inspired by club alumna Claudia Fragapane. The youngest in Team England's squad, Amankwaah aims to enjoy the experience, supported by her sports-talented family.

The Korea Football Association (KFA) will hire a temporary head coach for the men's national team through open recruitment and has formed an election committee to oversee the presidential election. Both positions became vacant after South Korea's World Cup exit, with new rules allowing up to six months for the presidential election.

Colt Gray, 16, faces a non-negotiated plea and sentencing hearing Friday for the 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School, Georgia, which killed four people and wounded several others. Charged as an adult, Gray previously pleaded not guilty to murder and other counts. His father was convicted for providing the rifle.

Scientists documented orcas off Cabo San Lucas using a "stabilize-and-ram" technique to break sunfish into fragments, possibly for easier feeding for younger orcas or for play. This specialized behavior, also observed in Baja California, is being studied to understand its purpose.

US teenage fencer Jaelyn Liu views the preliminary rounds at the Kerry Fencing World Championships as a crucial test following a challenging season. Despite a dip in results, Liu advanced to the main tableau and is set to face world No 14 Sumire Tsuji.

England's reigning Nations League champion men's amputee football team faces missing the upcoming World Cup in Mexico due to a £50,000 funding gap. Former head coach Scott Rogers described the situation as "criminal," highlighting the team's reliance on donations after FA funding cuts in 2006, despite the FA's significant turnover.

The UK's tribute act scene is flourishing, offering affordable live music to low- to middle-income families amidst a cost of living crisis. These acts, often highly skilled, are crucial for the survival of grassroots music venues, contributing millions to the industry despite facing an 'elitist attitude'.

O primeiro-ministro iraquiano, Ali al-Zaidi, mediou tensões entre EUA e Irã em Teerã após visitar a Casa Branca. O Irã rejeitou um acordo temporário que não resolva o controle do Estreito de Ormuz e ameaçou expandir ações regionais, incluindo ataques a Tel Aviv, caso os EUA continuem seus bombardeios, que já somam 13 noites.