Cliff Notes – Nico Williams shuns Barcelona, signs 10-year Athletic Club deal Nico Williams has signed a new contract with Athletic Club until 2035, rejecting…
Day: 4 July 2025
Cliff Notes – Gary Lineker claims BBC should ‘hold their heads in shame’ for shelving Gaza documentary Gary Lineker has publicly condemned the BBC for…
Cliff Notes Two women, a British national and a New Zealander, were tragically killed by a wounded elephant during a walking safari in South Luangwa…
Cliff Notes Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to the UK will take place from 8 to 10 July, marking the first such visit in over a…
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Cliff Notes Grigory Sverdlin, a former homelessness charity operator in St Petersburg, fled Russia due to fears for his safety after taking an anti-war stance…
A 20-year-old Syrian national attacked travellers aboard an ICE express train travelling from Hamburg to Vienna between Straubing and Plattling in Bavaria, injuring four passengers, three Syrians (a 15-year-old boy and two men aged 24 and 51) and a 38-year-old of unspecified nationality.
Sophia Hutchins, aged 29, tragically died in an ATV accident in Malibu, striking a moving car and falling into a ravine.
Friday’s newspaper front pages are, of course, dominated by the tragic news that the Liverpool FC and Portugal forward, Diogo Jota, has died at the age of 28. Yesterday, Spanish police confirmed the footballer and his brother, Andre Silva, died in a car accident as they made their way to catch a ferry to England. Diogo Jota’s death has shocked the sports world, and tributes have been pouring in. The 28-year-old recently won the Premier League with Liverpool and the Nations League with Portugal. He had married his long-term partner just 11 days earlier.
President Trump celebrated the passage of a major tax and spending bill, showcasing achievements such as a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and a legislative breakthrough at NATO.
Friday’s UK news headlines continue to react to the shocking death of the Liverpool FC player Diogo Jota, who died at age 28 in a car crash in Spain. He died just 11 days after his wedding and alongside his fellow footballer brother Andre Silva.
Rachel Reeves is hoping to draw a line under Wednesday’s tearful appearance at PMQs, confirming she is focused on the job ahead. The government announced a new 10-year plan for the NHS, and ex-Labour MP Zara Sultana has said she is starting a new political party alongside Jeremy Corbyn.
In global news, at least 69 people have been killed in Gaza after heavy bombing of the strip. At least 38 of those people were waiting in line at a food distribution centre.
Trump’s controversial Big Beautiful Bill has passed the Senate and House and now heads to the president’s desk for his signature. Many working-class Americans have reacted with horror as healthcare and food stamps are among the programmes to be cut.
In the past night, Israeli airstrikes and shootings in Gaza left 94 Palestinians dead, including 45 people shot while trying to gather humanitarian aid near distribution points, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry and hospitals.
Jeremy Corbyn has indicated he may launch a new left-wing political party alongside other independent MPs, presenting an alternative to the Labour Party before the next general election.
Diogo Jota, 28, the prolific Liverpool and Portugal forward, tragically died in a car crash early on 3 July in Zamora, Spain, while travelling with his 25-year-old brother, André Silva.
And at 11.30pm last night, the tranquillity of the night was broken by dozens applauding as the hearse carrying the coffins of two footballing sons of Gondomar arrived.
A little over a week ago, Mahmoud Qassem lost his son, Khader. The 19-year-old had been trying to reach a food distribution center run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) in central Gaza.
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Lewis Hamilton has expressed his endorsement of Max Verstappen possibly joining Mercedes, offering his insights ahead of the upcoming British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
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The Metropolitan Police have made over 1,000 arrests using live facial recognition technology, identifying criminals, including 93 registered sex offenders and individuals linked to serious violence against women and girls.
Younger generations are reportedly spending less on video games, with £70 titles seen as unaffordable luxuries amid financial constraints.
Richard Engel shares insights from his recent visit to Tehran, revealing the ongoing impact of the US-Israel conflict on Iranian society.
Donald Trump’s tax cuts and spending cuts package, which aims to fulfil campaign promises for 2024, was narrowly approved by the Republican-controlled House with a 218-214 vote and is set to become law.