- Trump calls US commitment to NATO “ridiculous” ahead of summit in Ankara
- Hosepipe ban imposed for one million people in Hampshire and Isle of Wight
- Monaco bombing suspect identified as Ukrainian woman disguised as a man
- Lithuania plans to amend constitution to lift nuclear weapons ban
- EU institutions mount pressure for ambitious budget with new resources.
- US Senate advances key legislation to combat domestic terrorism
- Europe’s extreme summer temperatures may become the new normal, experts warn
- New donation area established to ensure safety for volunteers at Summerland thrift store
Daily Express - 42 years: Life for Olivia’s killer
Summary of the front page
The “gangland coward” who shot Olivia Pratt-Korbel dead is likely to die behind bars after learning he must spend at least 42 years in jail, the Daily Express writes.
It adds that “vile” Thomas Cashman skulked in a cell and refused to attend court on Monday to be handed a life sentence.
The paper is one of several featuring an image of former Chancellor Nigel Lawson, who has died at the aged of 91. Lawson presided over the economic boom of the 1980s that came to define Margaret Thatcher’s government.
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Trump calls US commitment to NATO “ridiculous” ahead of summit in Ankara
President Trump described the United States’ relationship with NATO as “ridiculous” and “one sided,” criticising European allies for their response to the war in Iran ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara. He indicated a desire for Europe to assume greater responsibility for its own defence.

Hosepipe ban imposed for one million people in Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Southern Water has implemented a hosepipe ban for one million residents across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight due to critically low water levels from prolonged dry conditions. The ban, effective from July 10, aims to alleviate pressure on water supplies, particularly from the River Test.

Monaco bombing suspect identified as Ukrainian woman disguised as a man
A Ukrainian woman is suspected of detonating a bomb that injured a billionaire and his family in Monaco, with Interpol set to issue a Most Wanted red notice.

Lithuania plans to amend constitution to lift nuclear weapons ban
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda announced that top political leaders have agreed to amend the constitution, removing Article 137, which bans nuclear weapon deployment. Nauseda cited outdated geopolitical conditions, noting the presence of Russian nuclear capabilities in nearby Kaliningrad and Belarus as a pressing concern.

EU institutions mount pressure for ambitious budget with new resources.
EU ECONOMIC STRATEGY
This morning, Europe focuses on bolstering economic resilience amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Strategies for fiscal stability and energy independence are top priorities.

US Senate advances key legislation to combat domestic terrorism
EU DEVELOPMENTS
This morning, Europe faces critical discussions on economic recovery and regulatory changes affecting member states.
Key policies aim to unify initiatives across the European Union.
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