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Sophie Ecclestone has been omitted from England’s white-ball squad due to ongoing recovery from a knee injury, despite a recent domestic appearance where she scored a fifty.

Cliff Notes – Games Inbox: Is there going to be a PS5 State of Play this summer Concerns Over Sony’s Game Strategy: Readers express worry about Sony’s shift towards live service games, questioning the future of single-player titles and the overall quantity of new releases. Marvel Games’ Potential Risks: There is apprehension regarding the upcoming Marvel games, with fears that poor performance could jeopardise studios and jobs, as seen with Firaxis after the failure of Midnight Suns. Decline of Physical Games: A reader laments the diminishing role of physical copies in gaming, highlighting the lack of benefits to digital formats…

On the latest episode of The Football Reporters podcast, Mark Ogden, Rob Dawson and James Olley discuss Arsenal’s struggles and how Mikel Arteta’s side can become a title-winning team.

Cassie Ventura testified about her “personal shame” and alleged rape by Sean Combs, describing violent incidents and blackmail during their relationship.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz reportedly dined with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who offered support amid ongoing family tensions with the Beckhams.

Vladimir Putin is absent from the Russian delegation attending ceasefire talks in Turkey, with junior officials representing Russia instead of top negotiators.

A body has been recovered in the search for 16-year-old Athrun, who went missing at West Shore Beach in Llandudno, North Wales, while on holiday from South Gloucestershire.

The cast of Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, including Tom Cruise and director Christopher McQuarrie, defied Cannes’ 2018 selfie ban by taking a mid-carpet selfie.

An 18-year-old British teenager was arrested at Tbilisi international airport in Georgia, allegedly attempting to smuggle 12kg of cannabis and 2kg of hashish into the country.

FIA Reduces Swearing Penalties for Drivers Following Backlash The FIA has announced a significant reduction in penalties for drivers caught using foul language during competitions, addressing concerns raised by competitors in Formula 1 and rallying. The maximum fine has been slashed by 50%, from €10,000 to €5,000, and stewards will now have increased discretion in determining penalties, the governing body confirmed on Wednesday. FIA Makes Changes to Penalty Guidelines Following a turbulent discussion between drivers and FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the governing body has introduced new measures aimed at refining the rules around bad language in motorsport. This decision…