Ukraine hit by Russian attacks as Moscow, Kyiv conclude prisoner swap

It's the final day of the Premier League season, with all matches kicking off at 4pm BST. Key storylines include Manchester City's lineup surprises—Kevin De Bruyne starting on the bench while Jack Grealish gets the nod—plus live updates on the Golden Boot race and the battle for European spots.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another matchday—it's the climax of a long, dramatic season where every goal, substitution, and result could reshape the league's final standings. Whether you're watching for title drama, relegation heartbreak, or individual accolades, today's games will deliver the kind of tension and excitement that makes football unforgettable.

It's the final day of the Premier League season, and Nottingham Forest is hosting Chelsea in a match that could shake up the standings. The game's just kicked off at 4pm BST, and we're following all the live updates—early action includes Gibbs-White making waves. You can track scores, check the table, or see who's leading the Golden Boot race alongside the play-by-play.

Editor’s Note: While this might seem like just another match, final-day fixtures often bring drama—relegation battles, European qualification, or personal milestones like the Golden Boot. Even if you're not a die-hard fan, the energy of a season finale is contagious, and surprises always lurk. Plus, Chelsea's form and Forest's fight could make this one unpredictable.

French officials are probing what they call a deliberate attack on the power grid after vandals torched an electrical transformer and cut down pylon pillars near Nice, leaving 45,000 people in the dark. This comes just a day after another suspicious blackout hit the Cannes Film Festival’s closing night, raising concerns about coordinated sabotage. Power was restored by Sunday, but the repeated incidents have put authorities on high alert.

Editor’s Note: These aren’t just random outages—they’re being treated as intentional acts, which is pretty alarming. With back-to-back incidents, it suggests someone’s targeting France’s critical infrastructure, and that’s a problem for both everyday life (imagine no lights, no transit) and big events like Cannes. If this is part of a broader pattern, it could signal rising risks to Europe’s energy grids.

Lando Norris pulled off a flawless victory at the Monaco Grand Prix, leading from start to finish in a race that didn’t quite deliver the drama F1 organizers hoped for. Despite a new rule requiring mandatory pit stops to spice things up, the race stayed largely processional, with Norris holding off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and his own McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. The win tightens the championship battle, proving McLaren’s resurgence this season is no fluke.

Editor’s Note: Monaco is F1’s crown jewel, but its tight streets often make for boring races—this year was no exception, despite rule tweaks. Norris’s win isn’t just a personal triumph; it signals McLaren’s return as a top-tier team and shakes up the title fight. For fans, it’s a refreshing change from Red Bull’s usual dominance and sets up an intriguing season ahead.

A Ukrainian attack has reportedly destroyed the dome of St. Nicholas Cathedral in Russia's Tula Region, with the governor confirming the main spire was completely burned. Video footage shows the extent of the damage.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just about a building—it's another grim escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war, where cultural and religious sites are becoming collateral damage. Attacks like these deepen the emotional toll of the conflict, fueling outrage on both sides and making reconciliation even harder. It also raises questions about targeting in warfare—what's considered fair game, and what crosses a line?