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Gianni Infantino denies claim that Uefa ‘paid off his lover’

Uefa has confirmed a ‘departure payment was made to the individual in question’ during Infantino’s time working for European football’s governing body, but the Fifa president has refuted the claims

The Independent UK

Batteries can save Europe’s solar and wind power from being wasted. But are they a blackout risk?

A new report claims that the battery boom could trigger power outages, but experts say the risk is ‘tiny’.

Euronews

Wes Streeting denies taking crypto fraud money during Scotland visit

WES Streeting has denied taking money from a crypto entrepreneur who is serving a 25-year prison sentence for a billion-dollar fraud.

The National (Scotland)

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The Cure's video director Tim Pope reveals how working with disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein on cult gothic horror film The Crow: City of Angels scarred him for life

"I poured everything into that film and ended up with something I loathed"

Louder

US, Israel considering land blockade to cripple Iran's economy: Report

The United States and Israel are discussing a possible land blockade of Iran as they seek to increase economic pressure on the regime after months of strikes failed to bring it to heel, The Telegraph reported.

The Times of India

Anthea Turner reveals Anne Robinson ‘made my life hell’ after marriage breakdown

‘I was television’s golden girl, then I had an affair and was vilified,’ Turner said

The Independent UK

'I Can't Be Racist': Elon Musk Rejects Racism Claims, Points to Half-Indian Partner

Elon Musk denies racism allegations, defending his views on immigration and multiculturalism, while acknowledging that he got too involved in politics.

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Two of Pc Andrew Harper’s killers ‘could be released from prison early’ under Labour scheme

PC Harper’s mother said that the letter from the Ministry of Justice was an ‘insult beyond anything able to be put into words’

The Independent UK

'Blood for blood': A billboard in Iran has a chilling warning for Trump and his family

A giant billboard unveiled in Tehran's Palestine Square depicts US President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump and his children above flag-draped coffins alongside the slogan "Blood for Blood". The display marks the latest in a series of state-backed anti-Trump murals amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States.

The Economic Times

Ukraine conducts record drone strike of 2,500km after 12-hour flight — $55,000 unit made of plywood halts operations at Russia's largest gasoline producer

Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck the Gazprom Neft oil refinery in Omsk, Siberia, on July 6 after flying roughly 2,500 km over more than 12 hours.

Tom’s Hardware

Pakistan demands extradition of UK-based dissidents to accept grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed's deportation

Pakistan has told Britain it must hand over political dissidents living in the UK if it wants Islamabad to accept the deportation of convicted Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed.

The Times of India

Prince Harry Reportedly Looked 'Shaken' After Losing £50M Legal Battle Against Daily Mail

Prince Harry appeared visibly shaken during his Invictus Games speech following a High Court ruling against him in a legal battle with Associated Newspapers, marking a significant setback for the Duke.

International Business Times UK

Burnham economics adviser calls for tax system overhaul

Lord O'Neill was one of several economists to sign a letter advising the government to streamline UK taxes

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift’s favourite teacher and one-time security guard dies on her wedding day

Former teacher’s family remembered him as a man who ‘cared deeply about people... whether you were family, one of his students, or someone like Taylor’

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‘We have no stake in it’: Pakistan refuses to take back grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed as UK seeks deportation

The UK government is facing a fresh hurdle in its bid to deport Shabir Ahmed, one of the ringleaders of the Rochdale child grooming gang, after Pakistan reportedly refused to accept him, saying he is no longer a Pakistani citizen.

Evening Standard

Victory for pub-goers who faced being banned from drinking along Thames riverside in Chiswick

The National (Scotland)

Peter Mandelson seen as 'significant achievement' for Russian intelligence

A LEAKED intelligence dossier alleges that Peter Mandelson was treated as a “privileged contact” by Russian intelligence

Newslaundry

Missing in print: The Telegraph ignores its former editor’s ordeal

For four days now, the passport troubles of R Rajagopal, former editor of The Telegraph, have consumed social media and drawn the attention of the Editors Guild of India, the Press Club of India, opposition politicians and a clutch of senior journalists.

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Press club flags another passport case after govt adviser tries to shift focus to old headlines

The Press Club of India has waded into the growing controversy over journalists being denied passports on Monday, revealing that it isn’t just R Rajagopal, former editor of The Telegraph, who has faced passport-related hurdles due to an adverse police report.

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Prince Harry 'exploring every option' to bring kids to the UK

Prince Harry is "exploring every option" to bring his children to the UK next week amid concerns about his security arrangements.

Newslaundry

Deleted from the rolls, barred from the world: A former editor’s SIR ordeal

R Rajagopal, former Editor of The Telegraph, revealed that he could not vote in the recent West Bengal Assembly elections after his name was deleted from the voter list during SIR. Here he recounts his experience in his own words.

The Economic Times

Opposition cites former editor's passport, voter roll ordeal to target Centre

A former editor's passport renewal stalled after his name was removed from West Bengal's electoral rolls, sparking outrage from opposition parties. Congress, TMC, and CPI(M) leaders decried the incident as a sign of eroding citizen rights, linking it to the controversial Special Intensive Revision exercise. They argue this disenfranchises vulnerable…

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Prince Harry reconsiders bringing family to the UK

Prince Harry is said to be reconsidering bringing his wife and children to the UK with him next month after being told they will not receive police protection.

International Business Times UK

'Who Wouldn't Be Hurt?' Andrew Castle Reveals Emotional Toll Of BBC Axing After Two Decades At Wimbledon

Veteran broadcaster Andrew Castle has confirmed he is stepping down from the BBC's Wimbledon coverage after 22 years.

The Independent UK

Andrew Castle admits he is ‘upset’ over departure from BBC’s Wimbledon team

Andrew Castle will step down from the BBC’s Wimbledon coverage after this summer

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