F1 drivers, teams arrive in Montreal for Canadian Grand Prix

Seven men have been found guilty of sexually exploiting and abusing two young girls in Rochdale over a five-year period, marking another grim chapter in the UK’s ongoing reckoning with grooming gangs. The convictions highlight systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children.

UK lawmakers are revisiting a heated debate over whether to ban ads promoting assisted dying services, as the Terminally Ill Adults Bill gets another round of discussion in Parliament. The bill’s return signals ongoing tensions between personal autonomy, ethical concerns, and the role of advertising in sensitive end-of-life decisions.

Liverpool have reportedly agreed to a massive £116 million deal for rising star Florian Wirtz, signaling their ambition to dominate both domestically and in the upcoming Club World Cup. Meanwhile, Thomas Frank’s emotional farewell at Brentford has sparked speculation about his next move—possibly to Spurs—though the north London job won’t be an easy fix. And in transfer gossip, Alejandro Garnacho could be heading to Aston Villa.

The second round of the 2025 US Open at Oakmont is proving just as grueling as the first, with players battling tough conditions and high stakes. Jordan Spieth’s wayward tee shot on the 11th sums up the day’s challenges, while Viktor Hovland’s early birdies offer a glimmer of hope. The leaderboard is tight, and every shot counts.

A federal appeals court has temporarily allowed President Trump to keep National Guard troops in Los Angeles, overturning an earlier ban on using them to manage protests. Trump framed the decision as crucial to preventing the city from "burning to the ground," while critics see it as an escalation of federal intervention in local unrest. Meanwhile, Trump also hinted at reopening nuclear talks with Iran after recent Israeli strikes, adding another layer to an already tense political week.