Politics
Why Thomas Tuchel Snubbed Trent Alexander-Arnold for England's World Cup Squad
Trent Alexander-Arnold was omitted from England's World Cup squad due to defensive concerns and tactical fit, Thomas Tuchel explained, as right-back injuries mount.
Culture
Dutch slavery victims numbered at least 3.3 million, research reveals
At least 3.3 million people were enslaved by the Netherlands, far exceeding the 600,000 figure used in official apologies, new research claims.
Sports
Three pitch invaders halt Belgium vs Senegal World Cup match
Three pitch invaders halted the Senegal vs Belgium World Cup round of 32 match in Seattle, forcing a temporary pause before security intervened.
Business
Helen Skelton reveals 'humiliating' fallout of split from ex-husband Richie Myler
Helen Skelton says the hardest part of her split from Richie Myler was the public scrutiny, calling it 'humiliating' and revealing how she reclaimed her narrative through Strictly Come Dancing.
Health
Environment
Transport
Two killed, 20 injured in Long Island Expressway crash
Two people died and 20 were injured in a chain-reaction crash on the Long Island Expressway in Queens, New York, involving a coach bus and five vehicles, prompting an NTSB investigation.
Sudoku 7366 Medium: July 1 Puzzle Solution Tips
Solve Sudoku 7366 medium difficulty from The Guardian. Step-by-step logic and strategies for the July 1 puzzle.
Free Santander Cycles every Sunday in July for Londoners
Londoners can get free 60-minute Santander Cycles passes every Sunday in July 2026, saving £3.50 per ride. Promo codes are available via the app.
Charing Cross and Waterloo East shut for 22 days
Charing Cross and Waterloo East stations will close for 22 days from July 26, affecting 55,000 daily passengers, as Network Rail replaces 1,800m of track.
Commuter Offers Pregnant Woman Tube Seat, Man Steals It
A commuter offered his seat to a pregnant woman on the Jubilee Line, but a man pushed her aside and took it. The man works for a mobility health company.
General Knowledge Quiz: Test Your Wits
Stretch your general knowledge with fourteen questions on science, sport, literature, nature and famous Britons from Newton to Shakespeare. A mix of easy wins and trickier teasers for the whole family. How many can you score?
