- NSPCA investigates case of burned dog discovered in Dublin suburb
- Hungary’s government proposes removal of president amid political tension
- High flows in South Saskatchewan River dislodge buoys and trigger rescues
- Trump claims he witnessed incident leading to Balogun’s suspension and contacted FIFA president
- Explosions reported at Majorca Airport following fire at fuel depot
- Belgian fans criticise FIFA’s reversal of Balogun’s suspension ahead of World Cup match
- World Cup 2026 should address its carbon footprint with funding plan
- Unionised workers at regional parks, including Grouse Mountain, strike
The Sun - The hundred grand national
Summary of the front page
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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NSPCA investigates case of burned dog discovered in Dublin suburb
NSPCA investigates a case of severe animal cruelty involving the charred remains of a dog found in Ballymun, Dublin, appealing for public assistance.

Hungary’s government proposes removal of president amid political tension
Hungary’s Prime Minister Péter Magyar proposes a constitutional amendment to remove President Tamás Sulyok, citing his allegiance to Viktor Orbán. The Tisza Party’s supermajority facilitates this change, prompting Fidesz to schedule a demonstration in support of Sulyok, who criticises the move as a threat to democracy.

High flows in South Saskatchewan River dislodge buoys and trigger rescues
City of Saskatoon officials have advised residents and pets to avoid the river and its banks due to fast-moving water, unstable banks, and submerged hazards. The warning aims to ensure safety as conditions present notable risks to public safety.
Trump claims he witnessed incident leading to Balogun’s suspension and contacted FIFA president
President Trump confirmed he spoke with FIFA president Gianni Infantino regarding Folarin Balogun’s red card suspension, which has since been reversed amid ongoing criticism. Trump argued the incident did not warrant a foul, emphasising fairness for the player ahead of the next match.

Explosions reported at Majorca Airport following fire at fuel depot
A significant fire near Majorca Airport has prompted a pre-alert, with witnesses reporting large explosions and smoke affecting travel plans.

Belgian fans criticise FIFA’s reversal of Balogun’s suspension ahead of World Cup match
Belgian football fans have voiced strong criticism of FIFA’s reversal of the suspension for US striker Folarin Balogun before the World Cup round-of-16 match against Belgium. Supporters in Brussels expressed concerns over fairness, insisting that a red card should apply universally, irrespective of external influence.
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