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What next for Germany as Paraguay and penalties fuel more World Cup pain?

In today’s newsletter: Another early World Cup exit for Germany

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Wimbledon diary: Sinner’s mental metrics, elite queuing and gin-scented candles

Patience is required to do anything, except restringing rackets, while data gathering has gone to a new level at SW19

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Italian MEP suggests government wants to ‘hide truth’ about Albania migrant centre

Cristina Guarda says delegation was denied access to cells in offshore detention facility, at which six people have attempted suicide

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Unhappy families: Matthäus claims Germany travel plans caused World Cup rift

Lothar Matthäus, the former Germany captain turned pundit, has blamed the World Cup exit in part on the players’ efforts to have their families in tow

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Côte d’Ivoire 1-2 Norway: World Cup 2026 last 32 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Erling Haaland scored an 86th-minute winner as Norway beat Côte d’Ivoire 2-1 to secure a place in the last 16. Scott Murray was watching

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‘I’m not a quitter!’ Rubén Blades, the salsa supremo who acted with Jack Nicholson, inspired Bad Bunny – and served as Panama’s tourism minister

As he prepares to play the UK, the 25-Grammy-winning musician (and Harvard law graduate) looks back on his astonishing journey from the barrios of Panama City to global stardom

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Return of the ‘greybeards’: AI backfired – so Ford had to rehire humans

The US motor company found that the hundreds of AI cameras being used for design and manufacturing checks were prone to pitfalls

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‘He isn’t political’: the Ukrainian-born oligarch targeted by a Monaco bomber

Questions remain as to why somebody would want to kill Vadym Iermolaiev, who has a personal fortune of $225m

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Japan the example to follow but this has been a dismal World Cup for Asia

Iran were treated badly while two countries were debutants, but Saudi Arabia and South Korea should have done better

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Shetland councillors back plans to build tunnels to link some of largest islands

Financing options to be investigated for first two subsea projects that would link Mainland with Yell and Unst

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Waldmüller: Landscapes review – the rule-breaking radical whose ‘delicate fingers’ drove bourgeois Austria wild

He painted leaves, grass and even bark with the precision of a chef applying a micro-garnish with tweezers. The result? Looking at his work feels a lot like eating your greens

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Andy Burnham says he will end culture of briefing against female ministers

PM hopeful tells meeting of women’s parliamentary Labour party that any staff who undermine female members of his team will be sacked

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Rochdale grooming gang ringleader cannot be deported, victims told

Provisions in Immigration Act prevent Shabir Ahmed, due to be released, from being removed to Pakistan

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Brother of late TV star Caroline Flack dies

Inquest opened into death of Paul Flack, who was found unresponsive at his Norwich home earlier in June

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Nigel Farage received £270,000 from gold marketer he promotes

Reform UK leader’s Direct Bullion payment is double his fee from 2025

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Panenka to Paraguay: Germany’s 50-year penalty shootout streak is over

Germany once scored 22 consecutive penalties in major tournament shootouts. They missed three as Paraguay won 4-3 from the spot

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Spider-Man’s web of lies: what would actually happen if you were bitten by a radioactive spider?

Aside from perhaps a tingling in the nether regions, your newfound spidey abilities might leave you a lot worse for wear than the franchise would have us believe

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How I Shop with Caroline Hirons: ‘I like a proper knicker’

Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food and the basics they scrimp on? The skincare expert talks vinyl, McDonald’s tea and the body lotion she buys on repeat with the Filter

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People with strong chest and back less likely to have a heart attack, analysis suggests

Researchers suspect people with greater muscle density in torso area, who are also less likely to die prematurely, are those who exercise more

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The Guardian to create dozens of new positions to focus on more digital, visual, global and experimental journalism

The Guardian today announces plans to create dozens of new jobs as part of its global project to reach audiences in new ways, and expand its audio and visual journalism.

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Trains disrupted on UK’s busiest intercity line as cows wander on to tracks

London to Manchester among routes affected after cows blocked west coast mainline for more than three hours

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Burnham’s No 10 North ‘will be based on brownfield site on edge of Manchester’

Prime minister-in-waiting is seeking an interim base in the city centre before Ancoats site is completed in 2028

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Number of billionaires globally soars by 13% amid AI shares boom

Billionaires’ wealth grew by 25% on average in the year ended in April, research from Swiss bank UBS finds

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Hospitality VAT cut: can it help the sector and at what cost to UK taxpayer?

Drop to 10% for pubs and eateries would be in line with most of Europe, but critics say it favours multinationals

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – regal rockers and a fairy folk band strike up trouble

There’s much to love in Atri Banerjee’s fun staging, in particular Titania’s musical crew and a brilliant Bottom, but some of the wonder is missing

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