The Papers: 'You'll never walk alone' and 'swept away'

The US has deported eight men to South Sudan following a legal battle that reached the Supreme Court. The justices overturned a lower court's ruling that would have allowed the men to challenge their removal, clearing the way for their deportation.

Editor’s Note: This case highlights the complexities—and often harsh realities—of US immigration enforcement. The Supreme Court's decision sets a precedent that could limit avenues for others to fight deportation, raising concerns about due process. For South Sudan, a country still grappling with instability, the return of deportees adds another layer of challenge. It’s a tough reminder of how legal battles can shape lives in deeply personal ways.

The fifth day of the England vs. India Test match at Edgbaston is off to a slow start due to rain, with play delayed until 12.40pm BST. While fans wait, the writer jokingly mentions grabbing a coffee and shifts focus briefly to Geoff Lemon’s coverage of Australia’s cricket tour in the Caribbean. The groundstaff are now prepping the field as the rain lets up, hinting that action might resume soon.

Editor’s Note: For cricket fans, this is a classic case of "hurry up and wait." Rain delays are part of the game, especially in England, but the tension builds as the match hangs in the balance. The lighthearted tone keeps it engaging—because let’s face it, even die-hard supporters need a coffee break sometimes. The real story here is whether the weather will allow a thrilling finish or just another soggy anticlimax.

The famous San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain, is officially underway after the traditional "chupinazo" firework blast lit up the sky. Crowds of enthusiastic participants filled the city’s main square to kick off the week-long event, which includes the adrenaline-fueled bull runs and plenty of revelry.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just any festival—San Fermín is a centuries-old tradition that draws global attention, blending danger, culture, and celebration. While it’s a thrilling spectacle for many, the event also sparks debates over animal welfare and safety. Either way, it’s a vivid example of how deeply rooted traditions continue to shape modern life.

Wimbledon 2025 is in full swing with mixed fortunes for the players: British hopeful Lily Kartal’s run ended by Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, while stars like Carlos Alcaraz are still to come. Meanwhile, Karen Khachanov is holding his own in a tight match against Kamil Majchrzak. It’s a day of highs and lows on the grass courts.

Editor’s Note: Wimbledon is always a rollercoaster—some dreams end early, while others push forward. For fans, it’s about the drama: underdogs falling, favorites holding firm, and those edge-of-the-seat moments that make grand slams so thrilling. Whether you’re rooting for the Brits or just love top-tier tennis, today’s matches are delivering.

It's game time in the Women’s Euro 2025 as Norway and Finland face off in a Group A clash. The match kicks off at 5pm BST, and you can follow live updates here. There’s also an interactive player guide and a wallchart if you want to dive deeper into the tournament.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another match—it’s part of the growing momentum behind women’s football, with fans tuning in to see top-tier European teams compete. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or just curious, these games are a chance to see the sport’s rising stars in action. Plus, with resources like player guides, even casual viewers can get up to speed quickly.