Today is National Typewriter Day, Pink Flamingo Day and National Porridge Day. Your star sign is Cancer and your birthstone is Pearl (Alexandrite and Moonstone is also recognised).

1912 – 1954 – Alan Turing (41), English mathematician, computer scientist, logician, cryptanalyst, philosopher and theoretical biologist.

1947 – Bryan Brown (79), Australian actor (Cocktail, F/X, F/X2, Gorillas in the Mist), born in Panania, New South Wales, Australia.

1963 – Colin Montgomerie (62), Scottish professional golfer (winner of 7 PGA Tour Championships and 31 European Tour events), born in Glasgow, Scotland.

1966 – Mark Chadwick (60), English musician and lead vocalist with the English folk punk band, the Levellers (“What a Beautiful Day”), born in Münster, Germany.

1972 – Zinedine Zidane (54), French professional football manager (Real Madrid) and former player (Juventus, Real Madrid, France), born in Marseille, France.

1972 – Selma Blair (54), American actress (Legally Blonde, Hellboy, Cruel Intentions), born in Southfield, Michigan, United States.

1974 – Joel Edgerton (52), Australian actor (Red Sparrow, The Great Gatsby) and filmmaker (The Gift), born in Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia.

1975 – “KT” Tunstall (51), Scottish singer-songwriter and musician (“Suddenly I See”), born in Edinburgh, Scotland.

1976 – Patrick Vieira (50), French professional football manager (Genoa, Strasbourg) and former player (Manchester City, Inter Milan), born in Dakar, Senegal.

1980 – Melissa Rauch (46), American actress (The Bronze), best known for her role as Bernadetteon the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, born in New Jersey, United States.

1980 – Jessica Taylor/Pietersen (46), English singer and a member of the pop group Liberty X (“Just a Little Bit”, “Got to Have Your Love”), born in Preston, Lancashire.

1981 – Anthony Costa (45), English singer and songwriter best known as a member of the boy band Blue (“All Rise”, “Fly By”), born in Burnt Oak, Edgware, London.

1984 – Duffy (42), Welsh singer-songwriter (“Mercy”, “Warwick Avenue”), born in Bangor, Gwynedd, North Wales.

1980 – John Laurie (83), was a Scottish actor well known for his role in the sitcom Dad’s Army (1968–1977) as Private Frazer, a member of the Home Guard.

1999 – Buster Merryfield (78), was an English actor best known for starring as Uncle Albert in the BBC comedy Only Fools and Horses.

2011 – Peter Falk (83), was an American actor best known for his role as the scruffy detective Lieutenant Columbo from the series Columbo.

2021 – John McAfee (75) was a British computer programmer, businessman and founder of McAfee antivirus software.

1940 – The BBC’s Music While You Work programme was first broadcast on radio to brighten up the lives of munitions workers doing boring factory jobs.

1942 – Germany’s latest fighter, a Focke-Wulf Fw 190, was captured intact when it mistakenly landed at RAF Pembrey in Wales.

1943 – British ambassador to Portugal Ronald Hugh Campbell invokes the almost 600 year old Anglo-Portuguese alliance between the two countries to request the use of military facilities on the Azores.

1959 – Convicted Manhattan Project spy Klaus Fuchs is released after only nine years in prison and allowed to emigrate to Dresden, East Germany, where he resumed a scientific career.

1961 – The Antarctic Treaty System, which sets aside Antarctica as a scientific preserve and limits military activity on the continent, its islands and ice shelves, comes into force.

1972 – U.S. President Richard M. Nixon and White House Chief of Staff H. R. Haldeman are taped talking about illegally using the Central Intelligence Agency to obstruct the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s investigation into Watergate.

1973 – A fire at a house in Hull which kills a six-year-old boy is passed off as an accident but later emerges as the first of 26 deaths by fire caused over the next seven years by serial arsonist Peter Dinsdale. Following his arrest and confession, Dinsdale was convicted in 1981 of 26 counts of manslaughter (on the grounds of diminished responsibility) and 11 counts of arson, and was detained in a secure mental hospital.

1985 – A terrorist bomb explodes at Narita International Airport near Tokyo, killing two and injuring four. An hour later, the same group detonates a second bomb aboard Air India Flight 182, bringing the Boeing 747 down off the coast of Ireland killing all 329 aboard.

1986 – Brighton bomber Patrick Magee, found guilty of planting the bomb at the Grand Hotel, Brighton during the Conservative Party Conference in 1983, was jailed for a minimum of 35 years. He was released from prison in 1999 under the terms of the ‘Good Friday Agreement’, having served only 14 years.

1991 – Mazda became the first and remains the only Japanese manufacturer to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Driven by Johnny Herbert (UK), Bertrand Gachot (Luxembourg), and Volker Weidler (Germany), the iconic orange-and-green No. 55 Mazda 787B conquered the Circuit de la Sarthe, completing 362 laps to secure a monumental win for Japanese motorsport.

1992 – New York crime boss John Gotti was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. The head of the Gambino crime family was convicted on 13 criminal counts, which included racketeering and five murders, bringing an end to his reign.

1994 – It was announced that the Royal Yacht Britannia would be sold or scrapped. Her final voyage was to Hong Kong (1997) before being decommissioned. She is now based in Edinburgh, as a visitor attraction.

1996 – Archbishop Desmond Tutu retires as Archbishop of Cape Town and head of the Anglican Church in South Africa. He was elected as the first Black Archbishop of Cape Town in 1986.

2013 – The RSPB told householders to stop weeding and let the garden grow messy, in its biggest ever campaign to save wildlife by building “homes for nature”.

2013 – Daredevil aerialist Nik Wallenda made history by becoming the first person to successfully walk across a section of the Grand Canyon on a tightrope. He completed the 1,400-foot crossing 1,500 feet above the Little Colorado River Gorge without a safety tether.

2014 – Claude Monet’s iconic 1906 painting Nymphéas (Water Lilies) famously sold for £31.7 million at Sotheby’s. At the time of its sale, this was the second-highest price ever paid for a Monet painting at auction.

2015 – NASA’s Mars Odyssey completed its 60,000th orbit around Mars. Named after the best-selling novel, “2001: A Space Odyssey,” the Mars Odyssey spacecraft originally entered orbit on October 23, 2001.

2016 – The United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union by 51.89% to 48.11% in a historic nationwide referendum. This decision, commonly referred to as Brexit, triggered a multi-year political process that concluded with the UK formally withdrawing from the EU on 31 January 2020.

2018 – The Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a division of the American Library Association, voted unanimously to strip Laura Ingalls Wilder’s name from their major children’s literature award. The prize is now officially known as the Children’s Literature Legacy Award. The decision was made following years of complaints and concerns regarding the Little House on the Prairie author’s legacy.

2020 – Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) grounded 150 pilots after a government investigation revealed that a massive portion of the country’s civilian pilots had either cheated on exams or held fake licenses.

2023 – The national press carried the news that the 5 people on board the Titan submersible had all perished, after debris, consistent with a ‘catastrophic implosion’, was found close to the wreck of the Titanic. The vessel went missing on Sunday, 18th June after embarking on a mission to survey the wreckage of the Titanic.

1957 – Lonnie Donegan was at No.1 on the UK singles chart with ‘Gamblin’ Man / Putting On The Style’, the singers second UK No.1. It was the last UK No.1 to be released as a 78rpm as well as a 7′ vinyl record.

1960 – Eddie Cochran was at No.1 in the UK with the single ‘Three Steps To Heaven’. The American singer had been killed three months earlier in a car crash while touring the UK.

1962 – The film soundtrack to ‘West Side Story’ went to No.1 on the UK charts for the first time. It spent a total of 13 weeks at No.1 on seven different occasions.

1965 – The Miracles released ‘The Tracks of My Tears’ on Motown’s Tamla label. Written by Smokey Robinson, Pete Moore, and Marv Tarplin, the song became a US Top 20 hit and peaked at No.2 on Billboard’s R&B chart. The broadly acclaimed song was reissued in the UK in 1969, where became a Top Ten hit.

1973 – 10cc were at No.1 on the UK singles chart with ‘Rubber Bullets’, the first of three UK No.1’s for the band, (who also had a No.1 as Hotlegs).

1984 – Duran Duran started a two week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with ‘The Reflex’, the group’s first US No.1, was taken from their third album, Seven and the Ragged Tiger.

1990 – Elton John had his first UK solo No.1 single with ‘Sacrifice / Healing Hands’ after achieving over 50 previous UK hits and 6 chart toppers in the US.

1996 – Bryan Adams went to No.1 on the UK album chart with ’18-Till I Die’. Metallica went to No.1 on the US album chart with their sixth studio album ‘Load’. The album has now sold over five million copies in America alone.

2004 – Bob Dylan was awarded an honorary degree by the University of St. Andrews Scotland’s oldest University and made a “Doctor of Music.”

2009 – Chris Brown pleaded guilty to one count of assault on his former girlfriend, Rihanna. The 19 year-old R&B singer was sentenced to five years probation and ordered to do six months community service.

2017 – “Bridge Over Troubled Water” a single organised by Simon Cowell for those affected by Grenfell tower fire reaches No. 1 in UK charts. Released under the name ‘Artists for Grenfell’, the artists included Stormzy, Liam Payne, Robbie Williams, Rita Ora, Craig David, James Blunt, Emeli Sandé, and Nile Rodgers alongside a 300-strong local choir directed by Gareth Malone.

1314 – Preliminary actions began for the Battle of Bannockburn, with the main battle beginning not long after daybreak the following day when the Scots began to move towards the English. It was one of the decisive battles of the First War of Scottish Independence. Robert the Bruce earned a place in Scottish history for his legendary victory over the English at Bannockburn.

1661 – A marriage contract was signed between Charles II of England and Portuguese Catherine of Braganza. Catherine’s dowry secured to England Tangier, the Seven islands of Bombay, trading privileges and two million Portuguese crowns (about £300,000).

1683 – William Penn, the English Quaker, signed a treaty with the Indian chiefs of the Lenni Lenade Tribe in an attempt to ensure peace in his new American colony, Pennsylvania.

1757 – British troops, commanded by Robert Clive, won the Battle of Plassey in Bengal laying the foundations of the British Empire in India.

1794 – Empress Catherine II of Russia granted Jews permission to settle in Kyiv, marking the rebirth of the city’s historic Jewish community. This ruling granted them the right to permanent residency and commerce, ultimately allowing the community to grow into one of the largest in Ukraine.

1894 – Birth of Edward, Duke of Windsor who was King Edward VIII from 20th January to 10th December 1936 before abdicating to marry twice-divorced Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson.

Sir Keir Starmer's resignation continues to dominate UK politics, with Labour now entering a period of uncertainty as the party prepares to choose its next leader. The dramatic announcement has sparked intense debate about Labour's future direction and who is best placed to take the party forward.

Andy Burnham remains the frontrunner in discussions about Labour's future after his recent return to Parliament. Supporters believe he could unite the party, while critics argue Labour needs a completely fresh direction following recent turmoil.

The UK is facing another day of intense heat, with temperatures expected to reach the mid to high 30s across parts of England. Health officials have issued warnings urging people to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and check on elderly or vulnerable relatives and neighbours.

Forecasters warn temperatures could approach 40°C in parts of England later this week, potentially challenging June records. Transport operators, health services and businesses are all preparing for the impact of the extreme heat.

England take on Ghana tonight in one of the most anticipated matches of the World Cup group stage. Following their thrilling victory over Croatia, millions of fans are expected to tune in as Thomas Tuchel's side look to secure their place in the knockout stages.

Anti-Brexit campaigner Steve Bray has sparked national debate after playing the EU anthem during Sir Keir Starmer's resignation speech outside Downing Street. Politicians from across the political spectrum criticised the disruption, reigniting discussion around protest laws and freedom of speech.

Phone theft remains a major concern after another high-profile snatch was caught on camera in central London. Police say targeted operations are reducing offences, but campaigners argue more action is needed as thousands of devices continue to be stolen every year.

Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke has denied bribery charges at Southwark Crown Court. Prosecutors allege luxury goods and property benefits were provided in exchange for influence during her time in office, allegations she strongly denies.

CAMRA has revealed the winners of its annual Pub Design Awards, celebrating some of Britain's most beautiful and historic pubs. The awards recognise venues that have preserved their character while continuing to serve local communities.

Health experts are encouraging people to stay active despite the hot weather, while reminding the public to exercise safely during the current heatwave. Even small increases in daily activity can improve both physical and mental wellbeing.

The Financial Times leads with Sir Keir Starmer's resignation as Prime Minister, saying his departure clears the way for Andy Burnham to become Britain's seventh leader in a decade. The paper focuses on the political and economic uncertainty created by yet another change at the top of government.

The Guardian leads with "Starmer bows out ... as Burnham swoops in", focusing on Sir Keir Starmer's resignation and Andy Burnham's rapid rise as the overwhelming favourite to become the next Prime Minister.

The i Paper reports that Andy Burnham is on course to become the UK's next Prime Minister unless a rival candidate emerges. The paper says events are moving quickly following Starmer's departure.

The Daily Express marks ten years since the Brexit referendum with the headline "Give us a proper Brexit". The paper argues that the UK should go further in delivering the promises made during the 2016 campaign.

The Daily Telegraph says Andy Burnham is expected to become Prime Minister within weeks following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation. The paper examines how the transition of power could unfold.

The Daily Mirror focuses on Sir Keir Starmer stepping down, describing him as a decent man who tried his best in a difficult job. The paper reflects on the challenges he faced during his time in office.

The Daily Star tells Andy Burnham to "put yer money where yer mouth is" as he prepares for a potential move into Number 10. The paper challenges him to deliver on his promises if he takes power.

Metro reports that an emotional Sir Keir Starmer "bowed to the inevitable" as Andy Burnham received a warm welcome from Labour MPs on his return to Westminster.

The Sun leads with pictures of Andy Burnham taking selfies with supporters as he returned to Westminster. The paper focuses on the excitement surrounding his potential rise to Number 10.

The Daily Mail questions whether Andy Burnham has a sufficient mandate to become Prime Minister and highlights calls from some readers for a General Election before a new leader takes office.

Why Did Keir Starmer Resign? remains the biggest search trend in the UK this morning as people try to understand the dramatic events that led to the Prime Minister stepping down and what happens next. Searches for Andy Burnham have surged as speculation grows over who will lead the country next.

Andy Burnham is trending nationwide as attention turns to whether he will become the UK's next Prime Minister. Political commentators, newspapers and voters are all debating what a Burnham-led government would look like.

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England vs Ghana is now one of the biggest sports searches ahead of tonight's World Cup clash in Boston. Both teams won their opening matches and a victory could secure a place in the knockout stages.

World Cup Top Scorers continues to trend as fans follow the Golden Boot race. Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah are among the names dominating searches.

School Closures Heat is trending as parents search for updates on schools adapting to the current heatwave. Some schools have adjusted activities and timetables due to the extreme temperatures.

Lloyds Bank Closures 2026 is trending as customers look for information on branches scheduled to close. The move towards digital banking continues to spark strong public reaction.

Jeffrey Donaldson remains one of the UK's most searched names following ongoing legal developments involving the former DUP leader. Search interest remains high as people look for updates.

Michael Smith PDC Rankings Drop is trending among darts fans after the former world champion slipped further down the rankings. Supporters are debating whether he can return to the top level.

UK Horse Racing Heat Cancellations are trending as organisers monitor temperatures and animal welfare concerns during the heatwave. Questions are being asked about whether some meetings should proceed.

Love Island viewers were left talking after tensions boiled over during a game of Never Have I Ever. Tina confronted Aidan after he admitted he still had feelings for another Islander, leading to one of the most awkward exchanges of the series so far. Meanwhile other couples continue to test their connections as the latest twists shake up the villa.

The Beckham family feud continues to dominate entertainment headlines after Brooklyn Beckham reportedly failed to publicly acknowledge David Beckham on Father's Day. David and Victoria were seen spending time with their other children as speculation continues over the strained family relationship.

Katie Price has launched her new Sky documentary series, giving viewers an unfiltered look at her life, family and recent challenges. The programme includes never-before-seen footage and promises to reveal a different side to one of Britain's most talked-about celebrities.

Madonna has revealed her long-awaited biopic stalled after disagreements over the budget. The singer says her extraordinary life story requires a major production and hinted at personal family challenges that inspired music on her upcoming album.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce continue to dominate celebrity conversation ahead of their expected wedding later this summer. Fans are following every development while Swift remains one of the most searched entertainers in the world.

Jeremy Clarkson has spoken about his recent health battles and says he wants to be around to see his grandchildren grow up. The former Top Gear star says the experience has changed his outlook on life.

Romeo Beckham is making his acting debut in a new tennis-themed movie. The son of David and Victoria Beckham is following a different path from football as he enters the film industry.

House of the Dragon is receiving some of its strongest reviews yet as season three gets underway. Critics say the new episodes finally deliver the scale, drama and battles fans have been waiting for.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is trending again as fans speculate a new trailer could arrive this week. The game's release remains one of the most anticipated entertainment events in the world.

Tributes continue to pour in following the death of legendary music executive Clive Davis at the age of 94. Stars including Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys have praised the man credited with helping launch some of music's biggest careers.

Lewis Capaldi has confirmed plans to return to the studio and start work on a new album following his recent comeback performances. The Scottish star says he's feeling positive about making music again after taking time away to focus on his health and wellbeing.

Tributes continue to pour in following the death of legendary music executive Clive Davis at the age of 94. The man behind the careers of Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, Bruce Springsteen and countless others is being remembered as one of the most influential figures in music history.

Charli XCX has revealed details of her next album, due next month, while opening up about the pressures of fame and protecting her mental health. The singer says she has reduced social media use and media appearances following the success of her Brat era.

Adele comeback rumours are gathering pace after reports she has been spending time back in a London recording studio. Fans are hoping the singer is working on her first major new material since stepping away from touring.

Bad Bunny is set to make UK music history with huge demand for his London shows. More than 100,000 fans are expected across two concerts, highlighting the growing influence of Latin music in Britain.

Johnny Marr is auctioning dozens of guitars used throughout his career, including instruments heard on classic Smiths recordings. Some proceeds will also go to charity.

Harry Styles has been reflecting on his role curating this year's Meltdown Festival in London, saying music has a unique ability to bring people together. The event featured artists from across multiple genres and received strong reviews.

Rita Ora says she's excited about the new music she's currently working on and is learning to put less pressure on herself creatively. The singer also revealed ambitions to record a live album in the future.

The Weeknd has launched the UK leg of his tour with a spectacular stage show featuring a giant 40-foot gold statue. He will perform a series of major dates at Wembley Stadium this week.

FKA Twigs has released a new collaboration with rapper Lil Yachty, marking another chapter in her increasingly diverse musical career. The track follows a busy year that has included festival appearances and new creative projects.

A major heatwave continues to dominate lifestyle conversations across the UK, with health experts urging people to stay hydrated, avoid excessive alcohol and check on vulnerable relatives and neighbours. Temperatures are expected to climb into the mid to high 30s across parts of England this week.

Doctors are warning people not to wear flip-flops for long periods during the hot weather. Experts say the popular summer footwear can contribute to foot pain, plantar fasciitis and other problems if worn for extended periods.

Health experts are warning about mistakes people make while using weight-loss injections such as Ozempic and similar medications. Specialists say maintaining protein intake and resistance exercise remains essential alongside any treatment.

Relationship experts are debating where friendship ends and emotional cheating begins after a woman's discovery of messages between her fiancé and his so-called "work wife" sparked discussion online. The story has generated widespread debate about workplace boundaries and relationships.

A young lottery winner has gone viral after offering his parents a substantial gift from his jackpot win, only for a family dispute to follow over how much they should receive. The story has sparked a huge debate about money, family and expectations.

Coin experts are encouraging people to check their loose change after highlighting several rare 50p coins that could be worth hundreds or even thousands of pounds. Particular attention is being paid to specific Olympic and Beatrix Potter designs.

Fitness coaches are encouraging people over 40 to start strength training, saying it can improve mobility, reduce injury risk and help maintain muscle mass as we age. Experts say it's never too late to begin.

Food experts say adding a pinch of salt to coffee can reduce bitterness and enhance flavour without making it taste salty. The unusual tip has gone viral and divided coffee lovers online.

Mary Berry has shared a simple tip for creating a perfect crust on salmon by using semolina and paprika. The recipe has become one of the most discussed food stories online this week.

Millennials are spending more on skincare than any other generation, according to new research. The average millennial now spends more than £350 a year on skincare products, significantly more than older generations.

Love Island viewers were left furious after another dramatic dumping saw Halle Brown and Chidi Ogandu leave the villa. Many fans argued the wrong Islanders went home, while Halle later claimed "it's not Friend Island" and suggested some contestants were protecting friendships rather than genuine relationships.

Samraj Toor has become the most talked-about Islander after continuing to pursue both Priya and Mica. Viewers accused him of sending mixed messages, while Priya was left questioning where she stands after the pair became intimate before his attention shifted elsewhere.

Mica and Samraj continue to grow closer, despite Priya's suspicions. Their chemistry has become one of the biggest storylines in the villa and could create even more drama in the days ahead.

Tina finally confronted Aidan after questioning whether he was genuinely interested in her. The awkward conversation followed concerns that Aidan's feelings may not be as strong as Tina's, creating fresh uncertainty in the villa.

Love Island fans are demanding the return of Movie Night after a week packed with secrets, mixed messages and questionable behaviour. Viewers believe there are plenty of clips that Islanders need to see.

Bebe Rexha made a surprise appearance in the villa, performing for the Islanders and delivering a warning to Simba over his recent behaviour. The visit quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the latest episode.

Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about motherhood following the birth of son Midas. The former Love Island star revealed she believes she may have suffered postnatal depression after the birth of daughter Bambi but says her experience has been very different this time around.

Molly-Mae also revealed the unusual inspiration behind baby Midas's name. Fans had assumed it came from Greek mythology, but she says the inspiration actually came from the Hugh Jackman film Real Steel.

Former Islander Ope has claimed Tommy Murphy is the biggest game player in the villa, while other dumped contestants have made similar accusations. The comments have fuelled growing debate among viewers over who's genuine and who's playing for the cameras.

Love Island USA has found itself embroiled in controversy after allegations surrounding contestant Alannah Keyser resurfaced online. The story has generated significant discussion across social media and comes shortly after another contestant left the programme amid similar allegations.

England face Ghana tonight knowing victory will secure their place in the World Cup knockout stages. Thomas Tuchel's side impressed in their 4-2 win over Croatia and the England boss has confirmed there are no fresh injury concerns, with Bukayo Saka back in full training.

Thomas Tuchel has questioned the impact of FIFA's hydration breaks, saying they can disrupt the rhythm of matches and change momentum. The England manager believes the stoppages are becoming an increasingly important part of games played in extreme heat.

Lionel Messi has become the outright highest goalscorer in World Cup history after scoring twice against Austria. The Argentina captain continues to rewrite the record books and remains one of the favourites for both the Golden Boot and the trophy.

France have booked their place in the knockout stages after beating Iraq 3-0 in a match delayed by severe thunderstorms. Kylian Mbappé scored twice as the French continued their impressive start to the tournament.

Norway have also qualified for the knockout stages after beating Senegal 3-2. Erling Haaland scored twice to move onto four goals for the tournament and strengthen his Golden Boot challenge.

The race for the World Cup Golden Boot is becoming one of the biggest talking points of the tournament. Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah are all among the leading contenders after strong starts.

Julian Alvarez has become one of the biggest transfer stories of the summer after reports emerged that he wants to leave Atletico Madrid. Barcelona, Real Madrid and Arsenal are among the clubs being linked with the Argentine forward.

Arsenal are reportedly preparing a major move for Aston Villa and England star Morgan Rogers. The midfielder is believed to be one of Mikel Arteta's top targets as Arsenal look to strengthen for another title challenge.

Jack Draper has made a winning return to competitive tennis at Eastbourne after more than three months out through injury. The British star credited Andy Murray's influence as he continues preparations for Wimbledon.

Wayne Rooney has reflected on his managerial career and admitted there are things he would do differently if given another opportunity. The former England captain says he remains determined to return to management in the future.

England face Ghana tonight in one of the biggest matches of the World Cup group stage. A win for Thomas Tuchel's side would put England in a commanding position to qualify for the knockout rounds after their entertaining 4-2 victory over Croatia. Tuchel has also confirmed Bukayo Saka is fit and available after concerns over his Achilles injury.

Lionel Messi has become the outright highest goalscorer in World Cup history after scoring twice in Argentina's 2-0 win over Austria. The Argentina captain now stands alone at the top of the all-time scoring charts and continues to prove why many regard him as the greatest player ever.

Argentina have secured their place in the knockout stages following victories over Algeria and Austria. The defending champions are beginning to look like serious contenders to retain the World Cup as confidence continues to grow around the squad.

France booked their place in the knockout stages after beating Iraq 3-0 in Philadelphia. The match was delayed for more than two hours because of severe thunderstorms, but Kylian Mbappé scored twice once play resumed to send the French through.

Mbappé's double means he remains firmly in the race to become the World Cup's leading scorer. The French captain is chasing both Lionel Messi's tournament tally and the Golden Boot.

Norway reached the knockout stages for the first time since 1998 after a thrilling 3-2 win over Senegal. Erling Haaland scored twice again, taking his tally to four goals in the tournament and keeping pace with the world's best strikers.

The Golden Boot race is becoming one of the biggest stories of the tournament. Messi leads the way, with Mbappé and Haaland both scoring freely, while Harry Kane will be hoping to join the chase when England face Ghana tonight.

Portugal return to action later today against Uzbekistan looking to take a major step towards qualification from Group K. Cristiano Ronaldo is still searching for his first goal of the tournament and will be hoping tonight is the night.

Panama and Croatia also meet tonight in a crucial Group L clash. Croatia need a positive result to keep their qualification hopes alive after defeat to England, while Panama are chasing a first win of the tournament.

England fans are allowing themselves to dream after the victory over Croatia, with confidence growing that Tuchel's side could make a genuine run at the trophy. Declan Rice says England believe they can beat anybody in the tournament.

South Yorkshire could play a major role in a future Olympic and Paralympic Games after Mayor Oliver Coppard hosted regional leaders to discuss a northern bid. Supporters believe a successful bid could bring huge investment, jobs and international attention to Sheffield and the wider region.

A Sheffield councillor has raised concerns after hundreds of bin bags were reportedly left outside a council depot, attracting rats and creating what has been described as a "diabolical smell". Public health officials are now investigating the situation.

Three Sheffield brothers have been sentenced for a series of sexual offences committed against girls and a woman between 2004 and 2008. Amar Ilyas, Kamar Ilyas and Kamran Ilyas were convicted following a National Crime Agency investigation, with Amar Ilyas receiving a 27-year prison sentence after fleeing to Pakistan before trial. Investigators praised the victims for their courage in coming forward and helping bring the offenders to justice.

A man who brought Sheffield city centre to a standstill during a 32-hour siege has been found guilty of multiple offences. Yaqub Younis falsely claimed he had weapons and explosives, leading to major evacuations and road closures across the city centre. He will be sentenced next month.

A man in his 30s has been left with potentially life-altering injuries following an alleged assault at The Banker's Draft pub in Sheffield city centre. Emergency services were called to the Wetherspoon pub on Sunday evening and police have launched an investigation while appealing for witnesses to come forward.

Meadowhall has announced the arrival of Pop Mart, bringing the hugely popular Labubu collectables to South Yorkshire for the first time. The shopping centre has also confirmed expanded LEGO and Crew Clothing stores as it continues investing in new attractions.

A 36-year-old man has been charged after police discovered more than 100 cannabis plants during a raid on a property in Burngreave. The man has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Sheffield Crown Court next month.

Sheffield councillors are demanding action over potholes and the quality of road repairs across the city. Calls are growing for changes to how maintenance is managed after complaints that some repairs are taking months to be completed.

Sheffield United's owners have pledged fresh investment into the club as they seek new funding and continue reshaping the boardroom ahead of the new Championship season. The announcement comes alongside further backroom changes under Chris Wilder.

Sheffield Wednesday continue to dominate football discussion as reports link the club with several new signings including Joe Taylor and Wes Burns. The Owls' new ownership team are expected to be busy throughout the summer transfer window as they prepare for a new era at Hillsborough.