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New World Cup controversy? Norway protest Bellingham’s equaliser, FIFA responds
Sensors inside the Connected Ball recorded no spike in its "heartbeat" as it flew through the air before England's leveller, FIFA said, finding no evidence it struck the spidercam cable despite Norway coach Solbakken's insistence
Iran strikes Cyprus-flagged ship and closes Strait of Hormuz: crew member missing as US launches strikes 140 targets
Tehran says the M/V GFS Galaxy was sailing an unauthorised route as US defence chief Hegseth warns Iran is now paying for a bad decision, with explosions reported over Bahrain, Qatar, the UAE and Jordan
Bellingham double sends England past Norway, 2-1 after extra time, into World Cup semi-finals
England survived Norway's fightback and Miami's brutal heat as Jude Bellingham struck twice, netting an extra-time winner to book a World Cup semi-final against Argentina or Switzerland in Atlanta on Wednesday, 15 July, at 22:00
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz until US ends regional intervention, hours after third round of US strikes on Iranian targets
CENTCOM said the strikes hit missile, drone and naval facilities as well as communications networks, while Tehran had already warned of a harsh response and rejected Oman's proposal for separate shipping lanes through the strait
Venezuela earthquake death toll passes 4,300 as homeless top 17,000
Parliament Speaker Jorge Rodríguez announced that the number of injured remains the same, 16,740, the number of people left homeless stands at approximately 17,000, and 315 of the dead have not been identified
Trump’s ‘war’ with New York Times: four journalists subpoenaed after report on security gaps in Qatari-gifted Air Force One
US Justice Department agents delivered subpoenas directly to some of the four reporters' homes on Friday, ordering them to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan next week over the Air Force One investigation
Thai paleontologists discover new dinosaur species from 150 million years ago with neck the length of a cricket pitch
Thai palaeontologists have named Uragasaurus kalasinensis, a herbivorous sauropod from Kalasin Province whose exceptionally long neck places it in the Mamenchisauridae family, a group previously found almost exclusively in China, researchers report in Scientific Reports
Four, including two minors, charged over rape of woman held captive at Somerset, UK home
Two teenagers aged 17 are among four males remanded in custody and due before Taunton Magistrates' Court, after the Crown Prosecution Service authorised a dozen rape charges over an attack on a woman at a property in Weston-super-Mare last month; Tommy Campbell, 19, faces six counts of rape alongside sexual assault, false imprisonment and actual bodily harm, with Rio Welling, 18, and the two youths facing further counts
“We will take revenge on the despicable murderers,” says Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei; Tehran rules out talks until US shifts stance
Iran's new supreme leader stated that the country would seek revenge for the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, just hours after Donald Trump issued warnings to Tehran