- Treasury Department to use Iranian assets for US Gulf ally recovery efforts
- Naked tourist detained by police after attempting to fight in Ibiza
- Allied troops commemorate 82nd anniversary of D-Day landings in France
- Community in London, Ont., commemorates five years since attack on Muslim family
- Graham Platner faces fresh controversy ahead of Maine Senate primary
- Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian baby in occupied West Bank shooting
- Us defence secretary urges european allies to enhance conventional defence
- Pope Leo XIV begins apostolic journey to Spain amid conservative backlash
The Sun - The hundred grand national
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The Sun says a 21-year-old student invested £3,400 in Corach Rambler – and after the horse won the Grand National, the paper says he’s now pocketed £100,000.
The front page features an image of Bukayo Saka after Arsenal threw away a 2-0 lead to end the game 2-2 against West Ham. The league leaders have damaged their chances of winning the Premier League title – with their confidence apparently knocked.
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Treasury Department to use Iranian assets for US Gulf ally recovery efforts
The US Treasury will utilise Iranian assets to assist Gulf allies in recovery efforts from damages incurred during the Iran war, according to sources. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has directed evaluations of the costs for repairs and potential asset access for financing, though specifics on the assets remain unclear.

Naked tourist detained by police after attempting to fight in Ibiza
Police in Ibiza detained a naked tourist following an altercation on a beach promenade, where he attempted to fight officers and insulted them in English.

Allied troops commemorate 82nd anniversary of D-Day landings in France
On June 6, 1944, D-Day marked a pivotal moment in World War II as nearly 160,000 Allied troops landed in Normandy, France, initiating Operation Overlord. This year, the 82nd anniversary was commemorated by veterans and officials, honouring those who fought to liberate Western Europe from Nazi occupation.

Community in London, Ont., commemorates five years since attack on Muslim family
A southwestern Ontario community is commemorating the five-year anniversary of a hate-motivated attack that resulted in the deaths of four members of a Muslim family. Memorial events honour the victims and aim to raise awareness about the impact of hate crimes.
Graham Platner faces fresh controversy ahead of Maine Senate primary
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is embroiled in controversy ahead of Maine’s primary, facing accusations of abusive behaviour from former girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield. He denies the claims and describes them as politically motivated. Platner’s past, including a Nazi symbol tattoo and subsequent explicit texts, continues to draw scrutiny.

Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian baby in occupied West Bank shooting
A seven-month-old Palestinian baby, Sam Fahd Abu Haikal, was killed by Israeli soldiers’ gunfire while in his parents’ car in Tel Rumeida, West Bank.
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