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Bayeux Tapestry unveiled to King and Macron as Diddy wins court round and Aaron Donald returns
King Charles and Macron viewed the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum ahead of its first UK display; a US judge let Diddy’s defamation suit proceed; and NFL star Aaron Donald un-retired for the Rams.
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Uefa legal case may be beginning of the end for Infantino as Trump’s support evaporates | Barney Ronay
Guardian columnist Barney Ronay argues that Gianni Infantino’s grip on Fifa’s presidency may finally be weakening, six weeks after revelations of a covert plan to sell off World Cup-related assets for personal gain. The turning point, he suggests, is not the mounting public criticism but two recent legal developments tied to a threatened Uefa lawsuit:…
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Bayeux Tapestry makes historic UK debut at British Museum as King Charles and Macron view medieval artefact
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived at the British Museum for its first public display in the United Kingdom since its creation nearly 1,000 years ago. King Charles and French President Emmanuel Macron visited the exhibition
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Bayeux Tapestry goes on display as Reform UK councillor quits
Charles and Macron viewed the historic tapestry, a Reform councillor quit amid financial mismanagement claims, a British couple died in Spain, Diddy’s defamation case advances, a US murder trial ended in mistrial, and Jack Lowden is tipped for Bond.
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Trump envoys head to Moscow and Kyiv as Black Sea shipping toll mounts
NHS England abolition plan reportedly in disarray, Bayeux Tapestry goes on show for King Charles and Macron, and Tesla’s Cybercab faces a US safety probe.
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Jamaican government ministers will file a petition on slavery reparations with King Charles during London visit
The Jamaican government is set to file a formal petition on slavery reparations with King Charles during a delegation visit to London, marking what officials say will be the first time a Commonwealth state has used this particular legal route for reparatory justice. The petition asks the King, as Jamaica’s head of state, to refer…
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Forget the arrow in the eye, it was worse than that! A gripping minute-by-minute guide to 1066 – as the Bayeux Tapestry is unveiled at the British Museum
The Bayeux Tapestry has gone on display in the UK for the first time since it was created, with King Charles and French President Emmanuel Macron visiting the British Museum this week to view it ahead of its public opening on 10 September. The 230ft embroidered frieze, made by needlewomen in Kent nearly 1,000 years…
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Argentina escalates Falklands rhetoric to highest level since 1982 war amid UK diplomatic backlash
Argentine President Javier Milei has intensified territorial demands over the Falkland Islands in a televised address, characterising the situation as urgent and calling for swift action to bring the archipelago under Ar
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How Paul Greengrass And Andrew Garfield Made ‘The Uprising’s 14th-Century History Into A Modern-Day Truth
Director Paul Greengrass has made “The Uprising”, a new film starring Andrew Garfield that reframes England’s 14th-century Peasants’ Revolt as a story with clear echoes for today’s audiences, exploring how ordinary people can rise up against unaccountable authority. In an interview, Greengrass explains he conceived the project before the COVID-19 pandemic but began writing it…
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Argentina ‘can smell Burnham’s weakness’: Kemi Badenoch blasts PM after latest threat to ‘recover’ the Falklands
Andy Burnham has been criticised by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and others for failing to respond publicly after Argentina escalated its rhetoric over the Falkland Islands to its highest level since the 1982 conflict. In a televised address, Argentine president Javier Milei said his country needed to “act swiftly” to release the islands from “British…