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A UK judge ruled that Prince Harry failed to prove that Associated Newspapers Limited invaded his privacy, dismissing his final lawsuit against British tabloids. The judge cited a lack of hard evidence and lawful explanations from journalists. ANL called the ruling a 'vindication' for the Daily Mail.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton, triggering a by-election in which he will stand again, amid scrutiny over his finances and donations. The move has drawn mixed reactions, with some rivals boycotting the contest while his party rallies support.
The European Union has declined requests from airports and airlines to pause its new Entry/Exit System of fingerprint and facial recognition checks, despite acknowledging difficulties at some border points. Officials and industry figures report extended queues for non-EU travellers, including Britons, at several airports and ports ahead of the summer peak. The European Commission maintains that disruption remains limited in most locations and that a full suspension is neither needed nor feasible.
The UN Human Rights Council has unanimously condemned the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for escalating violence in and around El Obeid, warning of an imminent risk of mass atrocities. The European Parliament has called on EU member states to designate the RSF as a terrorist organization, while UN officials and civil society urge immediate action to prevent further crimes and ensure accountability.
Two major UK house price indices tell different stories for June: Nationwide reports a second month of stagnation with the average home at £277,484, while Lloyds records the first monthly rise since February at £299,330. Both point to a market shaped by the aftermath of the Iran war, with mortgage rates elevated and regional variations pronounced.
Liberian authorities have formally charged five people in connection with the seizure of more than 200kg of cocaine at Roberts International Airport, valued at $19 million. The investigation, led by Inspector General Gregory Coleman, has uncovered evidence of logistics company complicity and prompted President Joseph Boakai to order a combined police and anti-drug agency probe.
UNICEF reports that over 300 children have been killed or injured in Sudan in the past six months, with drone strikes accounting for 60% of casualties. The UN has called for the protection of civilians, while the Human Rights Council condemned violence by the RSF and allies near el-Obeid.
A review commissioned by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority urges the government to strengthen the regulator's powers to address AI-related risks in financial services, while highlighting both opportunities and dangers. The review found that a quarter of UK consumers trust AI tools for financial advice, and recommends further scrutiny of AI models outside the regulatory perimeter.
European leaders are confronting the possibility that the US may not be able to arm Nato allies as promised, with depleted US stockpiles and delayed deliveries prompting discussions of a European-led defence coalition. Proposals include a coalition of the willing led by France and the UK, while French President Emmanuel Macron calls for expanded EU weapons production.
Nato leaders gather in Ankara for a summit overshadowed by US pressure on allies to increase defence spending. Secretary General Mark Rutte calls for concrete plans to reach spending targets, while the alliance seeks to showcase unity and new arms contracts amid concerns over European defence industry capacity.
China test-launched a long-range, nuclear-capable ballistic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine in the South Pacific on July 6, with the US voicing concern and calling for arms control talks. Taiwan's early-warning radar and New Zealand's advance notification also came into focus in coverage of the event.
The death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes has risen to 3,535, with thousands still missing and nearly 18,000 left homeless. Mass burials have begun at La Esperanza Cemetery as the country faces a growing humanitarian crisis.
Cristiano Ronaldo says the 2026 World Cup was his last, but he will take time to decide his future. His Portugal side lost 0-1 to Spain, and his Al-Nassr contract runs for another year.
Alexandra Eala's historic Wimbledon campaign ended with a fourth-round loss to Jasmine Paolini, but not before she defeated defending champion Iga Swiatek and became the first Filipino to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam in the Open era. Her run has inspired fans in the Philippines and drawn attention to her rapid rise in the sport.
Cristiano Ronaldo played his final World Cup match as Portugal fell 1-0 to Spain in the Round of 16, with Mikel Merino scoring in stoppage time. Spain advances to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2010, thanks to a late goal and a perfect defensive record.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer attends his final Nato summit in Ankara, seeking to strengthen the European pillar of the alliance amid US pressure on defence spending. Reports suggest the UK may face criticism from President Trump, while a new UK-led missile project is unveiled.
Canada selected Germany's Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) as the preferred bidder for its patrol submarine project, which involves up to 12 diesel-electric submarines. South Korea's Hanwha Ocean-led consortium was named as the 'reserve supplier.' Analysts see the outcome as a test of whether geopolitics outweighs commercial competitiveness.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said US rhetoric on Ukraine is drifting away from negotiations and that Washington has abandoned New START compliance. He also described the Ukraine conflict as provoking the collapse of the Euro-Atlantic security model and dismissed European dialogue offers as a diversionary tactic.
EasyJet's board has switched its recommendation from Castlelake to a £5.7bn all-cash offer from Apollo, valuing the airline at £7.15 per share. The move follows a week of intense bidding and comes as analysts warn that UK firms are being bought at bargain prices.
Britain said its aircraft carrier in the Norwegian Sea was approached by a Russian patrol aircraft, which was then escorted away by UK fighter jets. The incident occurred ahead of a NATO meeting in Ankara, where members are set to pledge €70 billion in military aid to Ukraine.