Root returns as England Test captain, Fleming coach
Joe Root will captain England again after Stephen Fleming was confirmed as the new men's Test coach, replacing Brendon McCullum. Marcus Trescothick will coach the Pakistan series.
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AFC accuses Fifa of undermining football foundations
Asian Football Confederation president Salman bin Ibrahim al-Khalifa condemns Fifa's plan to sell stakes in World Cup to private investors, saying it undermines football's foundations.
Burnham Social Care Plan Faces 'Death Tax' Accusations
Andy Burnham proposes a national care service seeking cross-party consensus, but Reform UK claims it's a 'death tax'. Green party's Zack Polanski also under fire for social media use.
China and UK must cooperate on AI for mutual benefit
Chinese ambassador Zheng Zeguang urges UK-China AI cooperation, highlighting complementary strengths and global governance at 2026 World AI Conference.
Trump Approval Slumps to 34%, 75% Say He Ignores Key Issues
Three-quarters of Americans believe Donald Trump isn't focusing on top US issues, as his approval rating drops to 34% ahead of midterm elections, per a CNN poll.
GB News cringes as Reform uses dementia patients as political football
Even GB News criticises Reform's Robert Jenrick for refusing cross-party talks on social care, instead using scare tactics over a non-existent 'death tax'.
Demands Mount Over Wounded US Troops After Iran Strike
Congressional Democrats demand answers from Pentagon over delayed care for wounded soldiers after a March drone strike in Kuwait, questioning casualty counts and medical response.
Victoria's new premier: A 'Kmart Keating' for Labor's right
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria's first Labor premier from the right faction since the Bracks-Brumby era, promising fiscal restraint and integrity.
Iran's internal crises mount as war with US escalates
Iran faces growing internal crises amid escalating war with the US, including economic pressure, dissent, and political deadlock, risking convergence of conflicts.
US strikes Iran, Tehran retaliates, peace efforts falter
The US launched heavy strikes on Iran, hitting dozens of IRGC targets, after a days-long pause. Tehran retaliated against US allies, as mediators struggled to revive peace talks.
Premier League Agrees £1.5bn Extra for EFL Clubs
Premier League clubs unanimously voted for a 'new deal for football', sharing an extra £1.5bn with EFL clubs over 10 years, including a lifeboat fund and infrastructure investment.
ABC: FCC license review retaliation for Trump coverage
ABC argues FCC's expedited license renewal for eight stations is retaliation for its editorial decisions and coverage of Donald Trump, violating First Amendment rights.
Ohio Rep. Max Miller Denies Abuse Allegations
Republican congressman Max Miller is accused of domestic abuse by his ex-wife and ex-girlfriend; he denies all allegations as he campaigns for re-election.
M11 supercar convoy seized by police for dangerous driving
Police seized 13 supercars on the M11 after reports of speeding, heavy braking, and anti-social driving. The convoy included Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and Porsches.
Billy Left for Dead in Emmerdale After Joe Discovers Kiss
Billy Fletcher is found unconscious and bleeding in Emmerdale after Joe Tate learns about his kiss with Dawn Taylor. Revenge is suspected.
Trans woman banned from Labour women's conference
Steph Richards, a trans woman and former Labour women's officer, has been banned from the party's women's conference following a rule change excluding trans women from formal proceedings.
Zombie knife seized in pre-Carnival raids, police say
Metro joins Met Police in dawn raids ahead of Notting Hill Carnival, seizing 16 weapons including a zombie knife and arresting 20 people.
Care home resident jokes PM changes every five minutes
A care home resident told Prime Minister Andy Burnham that the occupant of No 10 'keeps changing every five minutes' during a visit to a Jewish Care home in north west London.
Fauci Refuses to Answer in Senate Covid Hearing
Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly declined to answer questions during a Senate hearing on Covid-19 origins, citing an ongoing investigation.
George Cottrell sent $2m to mother before Reform UK donations
Convicted fraudster George Cottrell transferred over $2m to his mother Fiona days before she donated £1.5m to Reform UK in 2024, sources say.
V&A Storehouse staff vote to strike over break times
V&A Storehouse staff voted overwhelmingly to strike over inadequate toilet and hydration breaks, joining wider V&A strike action over pay and conditions.
England's social care system fails families, carers say
Carers describe selling homes, depleting savings, and struggling to get support for loved ones as Andy Burnham vows to fast-track social care reform.
Burnham's Social Care Speech: Hope or History Repeating?
Andy Burnham's speech on social care reform signals political will, but past failures loom. He aims to accelerate Casey review, boost workforce, and challenge parties to act.
Farage awkwardly gatecrashes birthday party in Clacton
Nigel Farage awkwardly gatecrashed a birthday party while campaigning in Clacton, as he faces pressure over donations and a by-election.
Corrections: Airbus wing site, Crowhurst yew tree location
Corrections to Guardian articles: Airbus prototype wing extensions to be assembled in Filton, not Broughton; yew tree in Crowhurst, Surrey, not East Sussex.
Morning Mail: Wednesday's Top News Stories in Australia
Morning Mail: Wednesday's top news includes a major political scandal, a new climate report, and a breakthrough in medical research. Stay informed with key updates.
US diplomats stage UN walkout after France criticizes human rights
US diplomats walked out of a UN security council meeting after France criticized the country's human rights record under Donald Trump, escalating tensions over tariffs and human rights.
Sudoku 7398 Medium: July 29 Puzzle Solution Tips
Solve Sudoku 7398, medium difficulty from July 29. Includes step-by-step logic and strategies to complete the grid.
Senate confirms Trump ally Jay Clayton as DNI
The US Senate voted 51-47 along party lines to confirm Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence, giving Trump another key ally in the intelligence apparatus.
One Nation faces being struck off in Queensland over financial breach
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party faces being struck off in Queensland after failing to file audited financial statements, exposing Hanson and Senator Sean Bell to possible fines. The regulator has set a deadline of 18 August 2026 to comply.
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