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Spain 1-0 Argentina: Ferran Torres’ extra time winner secures World Cup trophy for Luis de la Fuente’s side – as Lionel Messi suffers tournament heartbreak
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time to win the 2026 World Cup, with substitute Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal under head coach Luis de la Fuente. The victory extends Spain’s recent dominance in international football and brought a painful end to Lionel Messi’s World Cup career, as the Argentine talisman was left in…
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Airbus takes flight from AWS. What happens next is critical
Airbus is moving around 900 applications away from Amazon Web Services to French cloud provider Scaleway, with an initial 70 apps prioritised, as part of a push to bring critical systems and data under European control. The move is presented as evidence that “digital sovereignty” is a genuine commercial concern for European businesses rather than…
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How the flood of Chinese electric vehicles into Australia is pushing other brands out – as European car giant pulls the pin on two popular models
Fiat has stopped importing its electric vehicles into Australia, dropping two versions of its popular 500e model, as the market is increasingly dominated by cheaper Chinese-made electric cars. The move reflects wider pressure on established European and other legacy manufacturers, who are struggling to compete on price and range with the wave of Chinese EV…
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World Cup final descends into violence at full-time whistle as Spain and Argentina players clash in ugly scenes
Spain’s 1-0 extra-time World Cup final victory over Argentina was overshadowed by an ugly brawl that erupted between players from both sides at the final whistle, marring what should have been a celebratory moment for the champions. The clash saw punches thrown and led to Argentina’s Leandro Paredes being shown a second red card of…
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Romesh Ranganathan defends BBC’s star-studded licence fee advert but admits corporation has its ‘flaws’ after backlash over ‘nauseating’ and ‘shameless’ campaign film
Comedian Romesh Ranganathan has spoken out in defence of a star-studded BBC advert promoting the licence fee, after the campaign film was criticised by some viewers as “nauseating” and “shameless”. Despite backing the corporation’s efforts, Ranganathan acknowledged that the BBC has its “flaws”, offering a more balanced response amid the public backlash. The controversy centres…
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Teenager Dies In Spain During World Cup Celebrations
A 13-year-old died and two other people were injured when part of a fountain collapsed in Ciudad Rodrigo, western Spain, during celebrations of the national team’s World Cup victory. The tragedy occurred as hundreds of residents gathered to mark Spain’s success, turning what should have been a joyful moment into one of mourning for the…
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Sheffield Wednesday confirm another pre-season friendly against Championship side – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday have confirmed a further pre-season friendly, this time against Championship opposition, as part of their preparations ahead of the new season. The fixture adds to the Owls’ growing schedule of warm-up matches designed to build fitness and match sharpness before competitive football resumes. Full details of the match, including the opponent, date, kick-off…
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ANDREW GIULIANI: How President Trump’s World Cup vision showed America at its very best
This is an opinion piece by Andrew Giuliani for Fox News, praising President Donald Trump’s role in bringing the FIFA World Cup back to the United States and framing it as a showcase of American excellence. The article credits Trump with pursuing the tournament since 2018 not merely as a sporting event but as a…
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LEE CARTER: Why I believe collapsing trust, not ideology, is reshaping American politics
In this opinion piece for Fox News, pollster Lee Carter argues that recent upset victories by progressive and Democratic Socialist candidates, such as New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, do not indicate that America is shifting significantly leftward ideologically. Instead, she contends these results reflect a broader collapse of public trust in political and institutional establishments,…
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JONATHAN TURLEY: Democratic Socialists want to remake America in their image. That’s terrifying
A Fox News opinion piece by Jonathan Turley attacks the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) over a newly released policy platform, arguing that the group’s growing influence within the Democratic Party represents a radical and dangerous shift. Turley frames the DSA’s proposals, released on Bastille Day, as revolutionary rather than merely reformist, drawing a comparison…