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First Thing: Netanyahu orders Iran strikes despite Trump claiming ‘I call all the shots’

Direct exchange of fire between warring nations in apparent defiance of Trump was in response to an Israeli attack on Beirut, and breaks April’s ceasefire. Plus: incredible pictures of the Beatles’ final tour of the US

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Idris Elba says audiences would never accept a black actor playing James Bond: ‘That’s not what they like in their culture’

The star of Luther played down rumours that he was lined up to take over 007, adding that he’s against making the character ‘woke’

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Stormzy and Oritsé Williams join tributes to musician stabbed to death in east London

Singer-songwriter Talay Riley worked on tracks for stars including Tinie Tempah, Britney Spears and Craig David

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‘Stand up for what you believe in’: meet the students making the world safer for women

From our streets to construction sites, graduates of Sheffield Hallam University are working hard to improve women’s welfare

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‘We want our students to transform the world’: how Sheffield Hallam primes graduates for startup success

Sheffield Hallam University’s career promise is creating a generation of bright young entrepreneurs who are unafraid to go it alone

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‘It’s so surreal’: Sheffield Hallam students secure a UK first with PS5 game launch

When a final-year project made it on to the Playstation Store, the students who developed it gained industry recognition – and showcased the credentials of their university’s game-design courses

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‘Every patient is different’: why inclusivity is at the heart of Sheffield Hallam’s healthcare courses

When students are trained to recognise diversity and offer personalised care, it results in better health outcomes for the communities they go on to serve. At Sheffield Hallam University, that ethos is powering the next generation of healthcare professionals

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Dalic admits Croatia’s World Cup opener against England ‘can destroy everything’

Zlatko Dalic sees Croatia’s World Cup opener against England as pivotal to their summer fortunes

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‘Brave when we needed to be’: McCullum hails England for leaving Ashes baggage behind

Brendon McCullum praised his players’ refusal to be haunted by their nightmare winter, after England won the first Test against New Zealand at Lord’s

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Dramatic French Open cannot disguise how top men’s players failed to seize golden opportunity

Zverev took his chance but a lack of top 10 challengers in Paris raises more questions about the strength in depth below Alcaraz and Sinner

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Weather tracker: Monsoon season brings vital rainfall to parts of Asia

India declares onset as up to 280mm of rain falls in 72 hours in Kerala, while downpours hit south-west Thailand

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Goals review – disruptor football game attempts to smash the competition

Released just before the World Cup kicks off, this upstart football game is positioning itself as a credible alternative to EA Sports FC

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Have you used the UK government’s new jobs AI tool? We would like to hear from you

How did you find it? Did it help in your efforts to find work?

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‘In prison, I made a little studio in my head. It kept me sane’: Ibrahim Alfa Jr, British techno’s great survivor

He moved from Nigeria to middle England and was swept up into the rave scene – then battled through incarceration and near-death illness. After making 500 tracks while living on porridge and lettuce, he explains how he kept going

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Time and Water review – Iceland’s doomed glacier tells its own story of climate disaster

This study of author Andri Snær Magnason is somewhat indulgent, with endless musings where piercing climate crisis commentary should be

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‘This may be our last chance’: rising sea levels threaten Kiribati’s World Cup dream

In today’s newsletter: the Pacific islands hoping to enter World Cup qualifying before ocean level increase wipes them from the map

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Yes, Michelle Obama knows a lot about resilience. She still shouldn’t be lecturing gen Z about it

It’s decades since the former US first lady was an employee, writes Emma Beddington. The world of work she grew up in has long gone

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The pet I’ll never forget: Chewy the dog, who loves gardening – and saving lives

A great big bear of a dog, Chewy the newfoundland is always there to rescue us if we fall in the water, or if my 96-year-old grandma needs a hand

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Huge boost for WSL as Alexia Putellas agrees personal terms with London City

Alexia Putellas has agreed personal terms with London City Lionesses

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Tate & Lyle agrees £2.7bn takeover by US rival in new blow to London market

Venerable but struggling UK firm backs deal with Chicago-based Ingredion putting nearly 500 jobs worldwide at risk

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County cricket: Surrey v Hampshire day two – as it happened

Only 24.4 overs were possible on the second day at the Oval where Hampshire finished on 122 for three, 299 runs behind Surrey

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Pro-western but populist: how Nikol Pashinyan retained power in Armenia

PM secured re-election despite devastating military defeat to Azerbaijan and political and economic pressure from Moscow

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The best TV of 2026 so far

From ludicrously fun 80s love affairs to outrageously scandalous drama, this has already been a year of great television. Here are our favourite shows of the year

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The one change that worked: my husband and I created a simple and life-changing parenting rota

Like many couples, my husband and I bickered over who would do what and who did more. We came up with a radical solution

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‘Wear something that makes you feel silly!’ Can Austin Kleon’s tips put the spark back in my life?

If you’re in a rut, kids can show you the way out. That’s the latest message from the author of the bestselling Steal Like an Artist. I asked him to help me rediscover my playful, creative side …

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