Trump tries to keep World Cup trophy and jokes ‘we’re not giving it back’

In the Netflix documentary Sunderland 'Til I Die, executive director Charlie Methven seeks ways to enhance the atmosphere at the Stadium of Light, a notion echoed during a historic Women's Rugby World Cup match where England defeated the USA 69-7 before a record crowd of 42,723. Star player Ellie Kildunne shone with two tries and five clean breaks, contributing to England's remarkable 28th consecutive victory. Want More Context? 🔎

A driver and passenger were rescued from a flipped Kia hatchback after it crashed into a lamppost and two parked cars on Factory Lane, Manchester, leaving the vehicle smoking. Local garage owner Abdul Kadar Sarfraz expressed relief that no serious injuries occurred, highlighting the reckless driving on the road and calling for urgent safety measures. Want More Context? 🔎

Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to build a high-tech ski resort in the desert, Trojena, faces significant delays, prompting discussions to relocate the 2029 Asian Winter Games to other countries like South Korea or China. The project, intended to showcase artificial skiing and luxury amenities, has been marred by construction challenges and reports of human rights abuses against migrant workers. Want More Context? 🔎

The Justice Department recently released files regarding Jeffrey Epstein, including a transcript of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview, where she stated she never witnessed any inappropriate behavior from Donald Trump or other powerful men. Maxwell also expressed skepticism about former President Bill Clinton's involvement with Epstein's victims, while Trump supported the release of the documents but cautioned against harming innocent individuals. Want More Context? 🔎

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of sexual offences, including rape, following an assault on a teenage girl at Fishponds Park in Surbiton, south west London, early yesterday morning. The Metropolitan Police established a crime scene and are increasing patrols in the area while providing support to the victim. Want More Context? 🔎

Kennedi Westcarr-Sabaroche, 25, was killed by her boyfriend Gogoa Tape, 28, in Hackney, London, on April 5, 2024; he pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility after attacking her with a knife and moving her body in her car. Her family expressed anguish over the legal outcome, feeling that Tape's mental health issues unjustly shifted focus away from Kennedi's violent death and their grief. Want More Context? 🔎