Australia and Turkey square off in a warm-up fixture that's anything but a friendly formality, with real stakes lurking beneath the surface. Find out what's riding on tonight's clash before kick-off.
The government made a last-minute move to stop thousands of resident doctors walking out across England, and it was closer than anyone expected. Find out what was offered, and why the timing matters more than the deal itself.
Nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran are heating up, with Trump confidently naming Sunday as the day a historic deal gets signed. But Iran isn't quite singing from the same hymn sheet, and the clock is ticking fast. Read more →
The 2026 World Cup is breaking every rule in the book, and the financial figures underpinning it will make your jaw drop. What's unfolding behind the scenes could change football's biggest tournament forever.
Ian Russell buried his daughter and has spent years fighting to make sure her death changes something. Now he says the Prime Minister is squandering that chance, and his words are worth reading. Read more →
Anthropic has quietly pulled access to two of its most powerful AI models overnight, and the reason involves a government order that raises serious questions about who really controls the technology we use. The full story is stranger than it sounds.
Iran has signalled it could reopen one of the world's most critical oil chokepoints, but only if a key condition is met. What's being asked for, and what it means for your petrol bill, is more significant than most headlines are letting on.
Rugby legend Kevin Sinfield joins beloved children's authors Malorie Blackman and Julia Donaldson in a honours list that's bursting with feel-good moments. Find out who else made the cut in one of the most heartwarming line-ups in recent memory.
Keir Starmer has lost his Defence Secretary, faces mounting questions over spending decisions, and yet he's doubling down rather than stepping back. Whether that's courage or calculation, the full picture is more complicated than Downing Street would like you to think.
