Notizie dal mondo
Flames near Madrid as wildfires burn across Spain and Portugal
Emergency crews are battling wildfires as a record-breaking heatwave continues across Europe.
Bilancio europeo 2028-2034, la rivoluzione mancata della Commissione Ue
Viene affermata la possibilità di imporre un tributo proprio e di contrarre debiti per le emergenze
Tabacchi, così il bilancio Ue riscrive (e aumenta) le imposte
Incassi stimati in 11,2 miliardi annui a livello unionale, oltre ai 15 miliardi destinati ai singoli Paesi
La Cassazione apre ai patti prematrimoniali
Ok all’accordo che, in caso di separazione, impegna il marito a restituire alla moglie quanto speso per ristrutturare la casa di sua proprietà
Scuola Diaz, no alla revisione della condanna per falso dell’ex direttore dello Sco
Respinto il ricorso dell’ex super poliziotto condannato per falso aggravato per i fatti avvenuti durante il G8 di Genova nel 2001
Worst bleaching on record for Western Australian coral reefs
Scientists say the damage was caused by the "longest, largest and most intense" marine heatwave on record.
US and China extend trade truce deadline to avoid tariffs hike
On Monday, President Trump signed an executive order to continue the tariffs pause for another 90 days.
'This may come as a shock but I love London' - what we learnt from Nicola Sturgeon's memoir
The much anticipated book by the former first minister is now on sale - and the BBC's Scotland editor James Cook has been doing some speed-reading.
Two dead and 10 injured in Pennsylvania steel plant explosion
A second death is confirmed after a search operation for a missing person stretched into Monday evening.
Trump picks conservative economist to lead jobs data agency
The president said that EJ Antoni would ensure the jobs numbers were "HONEST and ACCURATE".
Staff fear UK's Turing AI Institute at risk of collapse
A complaint raises concerns about the funding risks and a "toxic" culture at the Alan Turing Institute.
Carter feared James would face 'astronomical' racist abuse
Jess Carter feared team-mate Lauren James would suffer "astronomical" racist abuse had she been the only England player to miss in the Euro 2025 shootout with Sweden.
Is crime in Washington DC 'out of control', as Trump claims?
President Trump says he will deploy hundreds of troops to Washington DC to address crime there.
Raducanu 'getting back to best' but edged out by Sabalenka
Britain's Emma Raducanu pushes world number one Aryna Sabalenka but falls short of a statement win at the Cincinnati Open.
'Closest thing to Jimmy' - young quick Baker shines for Originals
Highly-rated Sonny Baker shines as Manchester Originals beat London Spirit in the men's Hundred at Old Trafford.
Rapists 'probably' forfeit right to choose gender, says Nicola Sturgeon
The former first minister also says she was partly to blame for a loss of "rationality" in the gender debate.
Zelensky could still attend Trump-Putin meeting, but rest of Europe is shut out
As things stand, there are no invites for the country being invaded, nor the continent it sits in, writes James Waterhouse.
Owners worth billions, so why might Red Bull era dawn slowly at Newcastle?
Red Bull's investment in Newcastle has brought back memories of the team's late-nineties glory days. But how quickly might they make progress on the pitch?
European demotion could galvanise Palace - Sutton
Crystal Palace's demotion to the Conference League could "galvanise" the club this season, says Chris Sutton on the Monday Night Club.
The Trump-Putin Meeting: What About Zelensky?
Why are Trump and Putin meeting in Alaska?
