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India’s World No. 42 Senthilkumar, the second seed, was knocked out of the men’s London Open squash quarterfinals after a straight-games loss to an opponent who controlled the key moments. The 11-13, 6-11, 7-11 defeat ended his run at the tournament and underlined the fine margins at the top end of the draw.
Arsenal produced a composed and efficient performance to beat Everton and move level with Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table. Ezri Konsa’s early bundled finish set the tone for a result that underlined Arsenal’s title credentials and kept the pressure firmly on the league leaders.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth hosted U.K. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting at the Pentagon on Monday for a bilateral engagement that underscored the durability of the transatlantic security relationship. The meeting comes as both governments face intensifying pressure to coordinate on deterrence, intelligence sharing, and defence industrial capacity amid a more volatile global threat environment.
Prime Minister Burnham said he wants to “repair bridges” between Ukraine and the United States as he met President Volodymyr Zelensky at Downing Street, signalling an effort to steady relations at a sensitive moment in the war. The meeting underscores London’s attempt to reinforce Western support for Kyiv while navigating political strains that have complicated transatlantic coordination.
Andy Burnham has moved carefully as Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky visits the United Kingdom amid renewed transatlantic strain after Donald Trump turned sharply against Kyiv. The Manchester mayor has framed his remarks around repairing bridges between Ukraine and the United States, reflecting Britain’s effort to project support for Kyiv without deepening political fractures with Washington.
Britain’s intelligence chief has warned that Iran is moving from lower-risk plots toward more difficult targets, including military sites, as alleged sabotage and hybrid operations intensify across Europe. The warning underscores growing concern among Western security services that state-linked disruption campaigns are becoming more ambitious, more persistent, and harder to deter.
British Prime Minister Burnham said it was clear Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum, sharpening a long-running debate over foreign influence in one of the most consequential votes in modern UK history. The remarks add fresh political weight to allegations that Moscow sought to shape the outcome of the EU referendum, even as questions persist over the scale, method and impact of any interference.
Airtel Money, the financial services arm of Airtel Africa, has begun conditional trading on the London Stock Exchange after an offer for sale that raised about £529 million. The listing values Airtel Mobile Commerce NV at roughly £5.3 billion and marks the largest London market debut in five years, underscoring renewed investor appetite for African digital finance assets.
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