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• BBC Sport is inviting fans to vote for the best goals, players, and moments of the 2026 World Cup. • Reporters highlighted key tournament events, including France's semi-final defeat by Spain and the US team's exit following a loss to Belgium. • Criticism was directed at the choice of MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for the final, with reporters citing poor accessibility and a lack of fan-friendliness compared to Philadelphia.

• Thousands of predominantly Gen Z protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar in Delhi to march toward India's parliament. • The demonstrators are demanding systemic changes to how the national education system is managed and operated. • The protest highlights growing youth dissatisfaction with current academic structures and a desire for institutional reform.

• Protesters from the CJP continued their "cockroach" march from Jantar Mantar toward the Indian parliament following a violent police crackdown on Monday. • The clashes resulted in significant casualties, with at least 60 protesters and 118 police officers reported injured. • The demonstration highlights ongoing tensions and civil unrest as activists challenge government policies through persistent public protests.

• Police have begun clearing a protest site in Delhi following a massive march organized by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). • Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered at key locations, including Jantar Mantar and near the parliament, to voice their grievances. • The operation marks the conclusion of a large-scale mobilization that caused significant congestion and security concerns in the capital.

• Chelsea have agreed to a club-record £117m deal to sign Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa. • Other major Premier League moves include Manchester City signing Elliot Anderson for £116m and Tottenham spending a club-record £100m on Sandro Tonali. • Additional high-profile transfers include Mateus Fernandes moving to Tottenham for £85m, Anthony Gordon joining Barcelona for £69m, and Andrey Santos moving to Manchester United for £50m.

• The BBC released a four-minute campaign film titled "What Has The BBC Ever Done For Me?" featuring nearly 100 celebrities to promote the license fee. • The advert has faced heavy criticism, with detractors describing it as "nauseating" and "shameless self-promotion." • Star Romesh Ranganathan acknowledged the corporation's "flaws" while the campaign aims to justify the BBC's funding model.

Corporation pays tribute to ‘outstanding’ journalist who presented shows including Today and One O’Clock NewsThe broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton has died aged 68, the BBC has said.He died on Saturday surrounded by his family after being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014, the BBC announced in a statement. Continue reading...