Die beliebtesten Trendmeldungen von heute aus Vereinigtes Königreich.
The DWP has completed the final phase of its move to Universal Credit, closing income-related ESA and applicable Housing Benefit for most working households while exemptions and some Housing Benefit claims remain.
Kimi Antonelli completed a dominant Silverstone Saturday by winning the sprint and taking British Grand Prix pole ahead of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.
Azzedine Ounahi scored twice and Soufiane Rahimi added a late third as Morocco beat Canada 3-0 to reach another World Cup quarter-final.
Arsenal and Besiktas are reported to have agreed a €20 million deal for Leandro Trossard, but the transfer is not complete. Personal terms remain unresolved, with the 31-year-old's contract length, salary and World Cup commitments all shaping the next step.
Clare Balding suggested Jannik Sinner should have shared some of his £3 million Wimbledon prize money with Grigor Dimitrov. The remark followed Dimitrov’s emotional comeback win nearly a year after injury ended his match with Sinner.
Joe Lycett is turning a real east London pub into the live set for a six-part Channel 4 series, opening it for just one hour each Friday night. The format mixes celebrity guests, pub culture and the very real licensing process he must complete before serving alcohol.
India posted 190-7 before Arshdeep Singh struck twice in the first over and Harry Brook counter-attacked in a dramatic Old Trafford chase.
Jac Morgan scored twice as Wales beat Fiji 39-24 in Cardiff, securing six tries and their first back-to-back Test victories in three years.
Zizou Bergs faces Arthur Fery on Court 18, with Britain's last singles player chasing the Wimbledon fourth round and a top-100 breakthrough.
Former Texas middle school teacher Adriana Rullan has been sentenced to 33 years in prison after a jury convicted her on three counts involving a 13-year-old student.
The 2026 Prefontaine Classic brings Keely Hodgkinson and several other British stars into a deep Eugene field, with key races scheduled for Saturday evening in the UK.
Andy Burnham's support for replacing council tax and stamp duty with a land-based levy has revived debate over who would pay more. Current estimates are scenarios, not confirmed charges, because no final policy design has been published.
