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Emergencies on planet Earth: images from the climate crisis – in pictures

  • Guardian gallery ties climate and humanitarian crisis photography to RGS's Summit Photo forum
  • Images cover wildfires, floods, plastic pollution and displacement worldwide
  • Summit Photo runs 17–19 July in London and online

This Guardian photo gallery showcases images exploring the climate crisis and related humanitarian emergencies, tied to Summit Photo, the Royal Geographical Society's environmental and humanitarian photography forum running 17–19 July in London and online. The collection brings together leading photojournalists and artists whose work spans wildfires, flooding, plastic…

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Final Fantasy Resonance Gets A Stunning New Trailer Ahead Of Switch 1 & 2 Launch

  • New Final Fantasy Resonance trailer showcases HD-2D art and story
  • Game launches 22nd October 2026 on Switch 1 and 2
  • Switch 2 version is Game-Key Card only; Switch 1 gets full cartridge

Square Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy Resonance, a fresh HD-2D turn-based instalment coming to Switch 1 and Switch 2, following the game's initial announcement in June. The trailer showcases the title's art style, which mirrors the visual quality of earlier Square Enix HD-2D releases,…

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‘The Implications Are Global’: International Music Publishers Welcomes Australian Government’s ‘Landmark’ Statement on AI

  • Albanese vows AI firms can't use Australian creative works without consent
  • Global music publishers hail move as a "landmark" copyright stance
  • Government rejects tech industry calls for an AI compensation fund

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged that AI and tech companies will not be permitted to use copyright-protected creative works without consent, credit and fair payment, a stance that has been strongly welcomed by the international music publishing industry. Speaking at the University of Sydney, Albanese said…

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World Cup 2026: Argentina break England hearts and head for final with Spain – live

  • Argentina beat England 2-1 to reach the World Cup final v Spain
  • Messi set up two goals, will feature in a third World Cup final
  • Argentina players' Falklands banner sparks controversy amid celebrations

Argentina beat England 1-2 in an Atlanta semi-final to reach the World Cup 2026 final, where they will face Spain. England had led through an Anthony Gordon goal but faded after the hour mark as Lionel Messi, providing two assists, inspired an Argentina comeback, denying England a shot…

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England exit World Cup after late Argentina collapse, Tuchel under fire

  • England lost 2-1 to Argentina in the World Cup semi-final
  • Argentina now face Spain in the New York final
  • Tuchel's late substitutions and tactics heavily criticised, including by Rooney

England's World Cup campaign has ended in a 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina in Atlanta, with the South Americans advancing to face Spain in the final in New York. England had taken the lead but conceded late on, a collapse that players, pundits and supporters have called one…

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Wayne Rooney tears into Thomas Tuchel for ‘asking for trouble’ with his substitutions as England collapsed in heartbreaking Argentina World Cup semi-final defeat

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  • Rooney blames Tuchel's substitutions for England's World Cup semi-final loss
  • FA reportedly retains confidence in Tuchel despite Argentina defeat
  • Kane unsure if this was his final World Cup; fan disorder reported

Wayne Rooney has strongly criticised England manager Thomas Tuchel over his substitutions during England's 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, arguing the changes were "asking for trouble" and contributed directly to the team's collapse. The row is significant because it echoes Tuchel's own earlier criticism of predecessor…

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Victoria’s top cop springs into action to take down armed man in Melbourne city street: ‘Angry and confused’

  • Victoria's police chief helped arrest an armed man in Melbourne
  • Suspect described as "angry and confused" during the incident
  • Man is now under hospital assessment following his arrest

Victoria's Chief Commissioner, Mike Bush, personally intervened to help detain an armed man during an incident on a Melbourne city street. The senior police officer stepped in to assist with the arrest, which comes amid ongoing public concern about knife and weapons offences in the Victorian capital. The…

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Burnham must avoid ‘summer of speculation’ on tax, warns CBI chief

  • CBI chief warns Burnham against tax and spending uncertainty this summer
  • Urges caution on renationalisation; backs public-private partnerships instead
  • Calls for action on business energy costs, 45% above G7 average

Rain Newton-Smith, chief executive of the CBI, has warned Andy Burnham to avoid a “summer of speculation” over tax and spending as he prepares to take over the Labour leadership, arguing such uncertainty is damaging for business. Her intervention comes as Burnham is set to take up the…

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Inside the Cosi controversy Adelaide media won’t touch: What we found when we investigated a beloved TV star’s new $10-a-month club – and why the Crows want no part of it

  • Adelaide TV star Cosi Costello's $10-a-month club sparks controversy.
  • Report alleges local media avoided covering the story.
  • Adelaide Crows reportedly distance themselves from the scheme.

A Daily Mail investigation examines a subscription club reportedly launched by Andrew "Cosi" Costello, a well-known Adelaide television personality, which charges members around $10 a month. The report claims local Adelaide media have avoided covering the story, and says the Adelaide Crows AFL club has distanced itself from…

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Billionaire’s assistant who allegedly stole a fortune from her wealthy boss to fund her lavish life of luxury is stuck in a ritzy psychiatric clinic to the stars – as she’s hit by even more charges

  • Billionaire's assistant accused of stealing fortune faces new charges.
  • Suspect reportedly held in upmarket psychiatric clinic.
  • Case reportedly connects to Australian billionaire Judith Neilson.

An assistant accused of stealing a substantial sum from her billionaire employer to bankroll a luxury lifestyle is currently being held at an exclusive psychiatric facility as authorities bring additional charges against her. The case has drawn attention both for the scale of the alleged theft from a…

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