Reino Unido: tendencias

Eugenie Bouchard has returned to Wimbledon as a BBC analyst, drawing attention for her SW19 past, broadcasting debut and comments about London's heat.

Erling Haaland scored late as Norway beat Ivory Coast 2-1, setting up a World Cup last-16 meeting with Brazil after Amad Diallo had levelled from the bench.

Nicolas Pepe scored twice as Ivory Coast beat Curaçao 2-0 in Philadelphia, finishing Group E as runners-up and reaching the World Cup knockouts for the first time.

Besiktas have moved for Leandro Trossard with an offer worth around €20million, but the Arsenal forward is delaying any decision until Belgium’s World Cup campaign is over.

Tottenham have agreed an £85m deal to sign Mateus Fernandes from West Ham, beating Manchester United to a midfielder who would break Spurs' transfer record.

Keir Starmer’s Defence Investment Plan adds £15bn, prioritises drones and hybrid naval systems, and opens a new political row over funding and Nato targets.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc started near the front in Austria but Ferrari’s tyre wear, overheating and pace deficit left the team searching for answers before Silverstone.

Rita Seymour, 79, says she is appealing a Sainsbury's and Argos ban after a dispute at her local Hook store. Sainsbury's says the decision followed inappropriate behaviour over time.

AI data centres are pushing electricity grids towards a breaking point, with operators turning to on-site power as connection delays and forecasting risks mount.

Daveigh Chase, the former child actor known for Lilo & Stitch and The Ring, died at 35. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner listed AIDS as her cause of death, with chronic polysubstance use named among other significant conditions.

Britain could see another spell of heat in early July after a provisional 37.7C June record in Norfolk. Forecasters say heatwave conditions are possible, but last week’s extreme humidity and highs are not the main expectation.

John McEnroe’s BBC Wimbledon fee is under scrutiny again after reports said his 2023-24 pay worked out at roughly £14,000 a day, while his latest disclosed position remains unclear.