Thomas Tuchel has recalled Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer as England make 10 changes from their World Cup squad ahead of a major Nations League opener against world champions Spain at Wembley.
Anthropic has established a biology laboratory in the San Francisco Bay Area as the Claude developer expands beyond computer-based AI research into physical experiments, drug discovery and biomedical science.
Renewed fighting in Yemen has displaced at least 112,000 people inside the country, while nearly 3,000 have fled by sea towards Djibouti as violence along the Red Sea coast deepens an already severe humanitarian crisis.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli won the first Formula One race staged at Madrid’s new Madring circuit, extending his 2026 championship lead after a dramatic Spanish Grand Prix shaped by strategy and a virtual safety car.
Artist Peter Max, whose vivid cosmic imagery and psychedelic colours became visual symbols of the 1960s counterculture before reaching mass audiences through posters, advertising and popular culture, has died at the age of 88.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope could remain operational for as long as 22 years after an exceptionally precise launch conserved far more fuel than expected, potentially giving astronomers decades to study dark energy, dark matter and distant worlds.
Rising oil and gas prices are colliding with higher borrowing costs across major economies, creating a difficult combination for households, businesses and central banks as concerns about persistent inflation and weaker growth return.
Scientists say climate change was highly likely to have contributed to the devastating Himalayan glacier collapse that flooded communities in Nepal and Tibet, highlighting the growing risks facing high-altitude regions as ice and permafrost destabilise.