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1. Iran-US tensions: What would blocking Strait of Hormuz mean for oil, LNG?

   More than $500bn in oil and gas flows through waterway annually, leaving the global economy exposed to disruptions.

2. LIVE: Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal – Premier League

   Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Spurs host Arsenal for crucial North London derby.

3. Trump tariff chaos: What does 15% levy mean for trade deals the US signed?

   From the EU to Vietnam to the UK and India, multiple countries had signed or finalised trade deals with the US.

4. England bowlers crush Sri Lanka in T20 World Cup Super Eight opener

   The 2022 champions demolished host nation Sri Lanka for just 95 runs to win the Super Eight matchup at Pallekele.

5. Small but mighty: Colombia’s Muslim community celebrates Ramadan

   Colombia's Muslims comprise less than 0.2 percent of the population in a country that is majority Catholic.

6. Attackers kill dozens, abduct women and children in Nigeria

   Dozens are reported to have been killed and women and children abducted after armed men attacked a village in Nigeria.

7. Palestine Action activists reunited with family after granted bail

   12 Palestine Action activists, including hunger strikers, reunited with their families after they were granted bail.

8. How four years of Ukraine war have changed Russia

   From curbs on rights to fewer choices at the market, the war has taken its toll. Still, support for it remains high.

9. UEFA and FIFA may get a red card at the ICC for ignoring Israeli violations

   A landmark referral of UEFA and FIFA leaders to the International Criminal Court could set an important legal precedent.

10. Rafael Grossi on nuclear risk and reforming the UN

    The IAEA chief discusses rising nuclear tensions, UN reform and whether the system can still prevent war.