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‘Roar of victory’: what the papers say about the Lionesses’ Euro win

From ‘Queens of Hearts’ to ‘LioneYESes’, England’s historic Euro 2025 victory celebrated in the British press

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Dining across the divide: ‘A 31-month sentence for the Tory councillor’s wife seems a bit harsh’

Immigration, Kneecap and gay rights in Muslim-majority nations were the hot topics for an English examiner and an electrician from Leeds. So, did sparks fly?

The Guardian - UK

Professor Sues University Of Melbourne After Leak Of Email Criticising Blak Activists

Dr Eric Descheemaeker is suing the University of Melbourne for discrimination after his email criticising ‘Blak’ activists was leaked.

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DHS Accused of Promoting Whitewashed Vision of America in Viral Painting Post: 'In Case You Had Any Doubts…'

DHS has drawn widespread attention and criticism for a social media post last week that included an image of "A Prayer for a New Life," a 2020 oil painting by Morgan Weistling with the caption: "Remember your Homeland's Heritage."

Latin Times

Picture boycott of Oasis tour grows as huge agency refuses to cover inside Wembley show

Getty Images has confirmed it will not be covering the tour from inside the stadium in the face of harsh restrictions imposed by the band and its management

Evening Standard

David Squires’ extended universe: buy an exclusive cartoon

In this month’s limited-time print drop, we’re showcasing work by David Squires, whose cartoons offer a unique take on the world of football

The Guardian - UK

Leslie Jones opens up about receiving death threats after being cast in Ghostbusters

‘I am so tired of being the bigger person,’ said the comedian

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'Work Until You Drop?' Fury as Pension Age Could Hit 71 While Brits Struggle to Save for Retirement

The UK government is considering raising the pension age to 71, igniting public anger amid growing concerns over financial insecurity, especially for low-income and ageing workers.

International Business Times UK

The Guardian view on votes at 16: democracy belongs to the young too

Editorial: Teenagers already shoulder adult responsibilities. They deserve a say in shaping the society they’re growing into

The Guardian - UK

Robin Williams reportedly wanted to buy a comedy club to impress David Bowie

Comedic genius was prepared to give his best stand-up routine for music icon

The Independent UK

Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda says fans don’t like singer Emily Armstrong because she’s a woman

‘They were just so uncomfortable,’ band member said

The Independent UK

UK Government facing legal action over refusal of medical evacuations from Gaza

THE UK Government is facing legal action over its refusal to medically evacuate critically ill children from Gaza..

The National (Scotland)

U.S. Food System in Peril as Deportation Policies Spark Exodus of Undocumented Workers From Industry: Report

Immigrants make up about 20% of the entire food sector workforce—some 14 million people—including 27% of agricultural workers and 33% of meatpackers

Latin Times

Epstein’s former model girlfriend claims disgraced financier and sex offender was once ‘best friends’ with Trump

‘They were very close and they were up to no good,’ the model said

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Trump’s latest slap to judicial system gives rejected prosecutor ‘special’ title to keep him in power

Trump doesn't need the proper channels apparently.

The National (Scotland)

'Disturbed': MP hits out after armed police threaten peaceful pro-Palestine protester

AN MP has said she was “disturbed” to see her constituent threatened by armed police for holding a Palestinian flag.

The National (Scotland)

Armed police threaten woman with terror charge for holding Palestinian flag

ARMED police threatened a peaceful protester for holding a Palestinian flag and having signs saying “Free Gaza” and “Israel is committing…

International Business Times UK

Superman': James Gunn Explores Identity, Power and the Outsider's Role in Today's World

James Gunn's Superman, released globally on 11 July, reimagines the iconic hero as emotionally vulnerable and searching for belonging, marking a softer, character-driven shift for DC Studios.

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Denmark Is Taking On AI By Letting People Copyright Their Own Faces. In A World Of Deepfakes, It's A Radical Step

Denmark is getting serious about deepfakes. The country plans to update its copyright laws to give people legal control over their own faces, voices and bodies.

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22 Stars You Never Expected To Be Super Tall (A Lot Of Them Over 6 Feet)

"People were on planks and boxes all around me, so they went to a great effort."

WhatToWatch

Helen George — things you didn't know about the Call the Midwife star

Helen George has starred in Call the Midwife from the start, but what else is there to know about her?

The National (Scotland)

BBC 'considering outsourcing plans risking thousands of UK jobs'

THE BBC is reportedly considering major outsourcing plans that could threaten thousands of UK jobs as it seeks to cut costs..

The Independent UK

Palestinian grandmother detained after Australia cancels visa on security grounds

Family calls her arrest traumatic and unjust

The Independent UK

Moo Deng: Why is the internet obsessed with a viral baby hippo?

Moo Deng the baby hippo became a global sensation after her videos of frolicking at a Thai zoo went viral. She has featured in brand campaigns and is likely to even have her own livestream. However her newfound fame isn’t without problems, Maroosha Muzaffar reports

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QLD Magistrate Throws Out Driving Offences Against Woman Who Was Fleeing Domestic Violence

“The defendant was an isolated and vulnerable woman seeking refuge from an imminent threat of domestic violence... it is reasonable to expect an ordinary person in that situation to have acted in that way."

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