United Kingdom Trends

Bad Bunny’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show made him the first Latin American artist to headline a UK stadium, turning two sold-out London nights into a milestone for Spanish-language music and Britain’s Latin communities.

Yoane Wissa scored twice as DR Congo beat Uzbekistan 3-1, reached the World Cup knockouts for the first time and set up an England clash.

Jack Grealish’s Everton future is being shaped by a reduced Manchester City fee, his Finch Farm recovery and the wage bill Everton must manage.

Manchester City are close to appointing Enzo Maresca, but compensation talks with Chelsea have turned the post-Guardiola handover into a costly contractual fight.

Croatia led Ghana 1-0 in their World Cup Group L decider after Petar Sucic’s first-half strike, with England’s result against Panama also shaping the standings.

Wales beat the Barbarians 33-31 at Allianz Stadium as Dan Edwards scored twice and George North marked his final professional match with two tries.

UK travellers heading to Greece have been warned about summer flight delays after data showed seven Greek destinations among Europe’s worst for long hold-ups, while Athens also saw disruption from a radar malfunction.

Jenny Simpson has left hospital after a sudden cardiac arrest at a Raleigh track event, where responders used CPR and an AED before she was treated at two hospitals.

Shabana Mahmood has announced capped safe and legal refugee routes for the UK, alongside tougher rules on human rights and modern slavery claims.

A record-breaking UK heatwave has pushed London and south-east England into extreme heat warnings, disrupting schools, transport and hospitals before cooler air arrives by Sunday.

Cape Verde were minutes from a historic World Cup knockout place as Saudi Arabia chased the goal they needed to survive in Group H.

Sony has confirmed major layoffs at Bungie, affecting most of the Destiny team and some Marathon developers, as Destiny 2’s live-service era ends and Marathon becomes the studio’s main active focus.