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Community, connection & sport – GAA growth in Europe
Gaelic games are growing across Europe, and BBC Sport NI met two members of Lille GAA to discuss community, connection and the rise of the sport.
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‘The Kitchen’ Director Alonso Ruizpalacios at BAM: ‘We Need More Trojan Horses’
At a masterclass during the Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM), Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios reflected on resilience, co-production and the growing role of artificial intelligence in filmmaking. The session, presented by Mediapro and delayed by an hour after Colombia’s World Cup defeat to Switzerland, saw the director address a subdued audience by reading Elizabeth Bishop’s poem…
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Trains face heat-related delays as Sheffield temperatures climb sharply this week
The article’s text could not be retrieved, as the supplied link leads only to a Google sign-in and cookie-consent page rather than the news report itself. As a result, no details from the piece are available to summarise. Based on the headline alone, the story concerns train services around Sheffield facing heat-related disruption as temperatures…
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Morocco set a proud example for Africa as France await at World Cup
Morocco have become the first African side to reach the World Cup quarter-finals at two consecutive tournaments, following the 2022 semi-finalists’ run to the last eight at the current finals. Having beaten the Netherlands and Canada in the knockout rounds, the Atlas Lions now face hosts France on Thursday at Boston Stadium, and their success…
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Is Neymar the first to bookend his international career with goals at the same venue? | The Knowledge
The Guardian’s “The Knowledge” column tackles a reader’s question prompted by Neymar’s international retirement: is he the first player to bookend his national-team career by scoring both his first and last international goals at the same venue? Neymar’s farewell was notable because his debut goal for Brazil in 2010 and his final goal in 2026…
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UK housebuilders have far too much power. Now a £4.5bn lawsuit could change that for good | Peter Apps
The UK’s seven largest housebuilders are facing a collective legal action brought on behalf of an estimated 700,000 people who purchased a new-build home between October 2015 and June 2026. The claim seeks compensation of between £3,100 and £6,200 per buyer, amounting to a potential industry bill of £2.2bn to £4.5bn. The columnist argues the…
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NS&I accounts to snap up now – and the duds I’d avoid at all costs: SYLVIA MORRIS
NS&I, the Treasury-backed savings provider, is under pressure to raise nearly £15 billion from savers this financial year but is running well behind, taking in just £352 million in the first two months against £1.4 billion in the previous two. To attract deposits, it has unusually lifted rates across all its accounts since 1 April,…
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High-profile Melbourne man accused of raping woman after using cocaine allegedly told victim ‘I can’t stop’ – as defence claims entire incident was fabricated
A high-profile Melbourne man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has gone on trial at Melbourne County Court accused of raping a woman at his home after the pair drank wine and used cocaine together. He has pleaded not guilty to two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault, and his defence…
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Oil prices rise after fresh US strikes on Iran and return of sanctions on Tehran – business live
Oil prices rose after fresh US military strikes on Iran and the reimposition of sanctions on Tehran, heightening concerns over supply from the strategically important Gulf region. The renewed tensions rattled global markets, with almost all major Asian stock exchanges falling and Samsung Electronics shares sliding for a second consecutive day. Alongside the geopolitical developments,…
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Quiz: Name Britain’s 10 Wimbledon singles quarter-finalists
British wildcard Arthur Fery has reached the Wimbledon men’s singles quarter-finals after a five-set comeback victory, prompting BBC Sport to publish an interactive quiz challenging readers to name all the British players to have reached that stage. The 23-year-old’s run is notable as a rare British success story at the tournament and the occasion for…