- The UK will halve its tariff-free steel import quota from 1 July and double duties on excess imports, matching new EU restrictions.
- Trump has weighed in on British politics, branding the man widely tipped as the UK's next prime minister "extremely liberal."
- A powerful earthquake flattened buildings across Caracas, with survivors' voices heard calling for rescue from the rubble.
- The United States will face Turkey in their next 2026 World Cup fixture on home soil as a co-host nation.
- Boston's pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo drove up the price Miami had to pay to keep hold of their rising guard.
- Scientists have traced the manakin bird's acrobatic courtship backflips to an ancient rewiring of its sugar metabolism.
- A Victorian stable block in King's Cross has been reimagined as London's only central workshop for handmade spectacles.
- A new multimodal AI model family built from scratch treats harmful content as an adversarial problem, not an afterthought.
From crumbling buildings to rising tariff walls, today's stories share one quiet signal: the structures we rely on are under strain.
