Dan Burn vs Mexico’s attackers in the last 15 minutes of the match

I går afholdt TV2 ét minuts stilhed inden kampen til ære for den afdøde svensker på Islands Brygge. Mindehøjtideligheden blev sendt live på TV. Efter blot omkring 30 sekunder gik TV2 til reklamer. Det skete umiddelbart efter, at kameraet havde vist 4-5 hijabklædte kvinder, som ikke havde rejst sig under mindehøjtideligheden. Senere lagde TV2 en redigeret udgave af mindehøjtideligheden ud på sociale medier. I den version er netop denne sekvens klippet ud. Det synes jeg er underligt. Her kan du se begge klip side om side: den originale liveudsendelse og den efterfølgende redigerede version. Så kan du selv vurdere forskellen.

🚨 BREAKING: 80% of UK asylum claims are made with insufficient evidence and approvals. An internal quality check of 47 random calls by Home Office staff, from August and September 2025, revealed 37 were “likely to be incorrect”. thesun.co.uk/news/39657111/a…

Later this year, Jamaica will take the case for reparations directly to King Charles, lodging a formal petition. It is getting harder and harder for British institutions to maintain their favoured tactic of simply ignoring calls for repair. theguardian.com/world/2026/j…

EXC: Burnham Set to Back Starmer's Chagos Giveaway Likely incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham is minded to try to complete Labour's doomed Chagos Islands giveaway - the foreign policy blunder that played a substantial role in the downfall of Keir Starmer's premiership. The change of Labour leader presented an opportunity to drop the deal for good... According to multiple sources who are familiar with Burnham's thinking, he has been heavily influenced by Starmer's National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell, whom he intends to keep in role initially. Powell referred to Britain's vital strategic territory as "very tiny islands in the middle of the Indian Ocean where no one actually goes"... Powell's personal commitment to the deal is absolute. Guido has exposed Powell's longstanding proximity to China and fanaticism with completing the giveaway at all costs. Lord Hermer, the Attorney General, the other main advocate of the deal under Starmer, is thought to be leaving government. It's all up to Powell now... Continuation of Starmer's Chagos policy by Burnham will enrage the Trump White House and derail Burnham's wider attempt to reset relations with Washington. The President humiliated Starmer over the botched deal, publicly withdrawing US support and ultimately forcing the UK to ice the plan. Trump described Burnham has "extremely liberal" last month. Wait until he hears about Burnham's plan to revive Chagos, which Guido understands the President is set to receive a briefing on shortly... Keeping Starmer's Chagos policy will also blow Burnham's balance sheet. Guido already established that Burnham's spending commitments so far total something like 250 billion pounds - much of that formally uncosted. You can add another 47 billion to that then - the estimate of the cost of the Chagos deal alone... The Diego Garcia Bill was not reintroduced at the last King's Speech after a massive parliamentary campaign to halt Starmer's giveaway. Co-conspirators helped remove one Labour Prime Minister over Chagos, looks like it's time to do it all over again...

The fact that Mexico is unbeaten in 2026 and has not conceded a goal this whole World Cup so far is mind blowing to me

Jordan Henderson slowed down video. he snapped his arm.

Egyptian head coach Hossam Hassan brought a Palestine flag onto the pitch after Egypt’s historic victory over Australia

“As panic spreads among German manufacturers, layoffs are rolling thru formerly prosperous villages with no living memory of a downturn. The moment could become a political turning point for a country whose wealth was largely created by the Mittelstand.” wsj.com/economy/china-is-dev…

The NHS is a national treasure built on the special promise of care for everyone, when they need it most. By fixing social care, improving access, and protecting its future, we can ensure our health service thrives. Happy Birthday to our NHS!

Donald Trump doesn’t practice foreign policy, he practices foreign politics. Not only does he see him himself as the leader of the global populist right, he sees himself as the leader of the fossil fuel counter revolution — who’s return to office has eviscerated much of Biden’s decarbonisation agenda. Stopping Net Zero to advantage these vested interests is priority for Donald Trump. Instead of irrelevant, he sees stopping Net Zero in Britain, as important. It’s so systematic, this illustrates it’s about more than the view from his Scottish golf course. Why? Britain has had huge influence as a pioneer in decarbonising which has inspired the Democrats, the EU and governments around the world. Cutting this agenda off at the knees matters in an influential G7 nation really does matter to the fossil fuel lobby. And lurking behind all of this is fracking: with US companies seeing a huge windfall if Britain can be pushed to lift its ban. That’s why Trump has strategically attacked wind power at practically every intervention he has made in British politics from his first call to Starmer. These briefings against Ed Miliband are part of a pattern of aggression against Britain moving to clean power and demonstrating it can be done at speed. In my view they bolster Miliband’s case for Number 11 by illustrating how defining a geopolitical, not just climate choice, it is to escape fossil fuels this century and how important HMT is to that. It is obviously true the faster Europe can escape its reliance on American, Russian and Gulf fossil fuels the greater its sovereignty, security and independence will be. As I have written for @AtlanticCouncil with @ShahinVallee and @70sBachchan we have been trapped as a continent in a Permanent Suez, leaving others as Anthony Eden lamented with “a thumb on our windpipe,” in the age of oil and gas by the continent lacking sufficient amounts of those resources to be truly secure. And from the Arab oil blockade in 1973 to Putin’s repeated aggressions they have repeatedly pressed that windpipe. Ultimately decarbonisation offers a way out of this condition of weakness, though the degree of this will be determined by to what extent we can minimise new critical dependencies on China. That’s the right progressive intent which Miliband has rightly championed for decades. But what about the realism? The reality of the American campaign against Net Zero and the huge damage Trump has done to the world economy means we need to recalibrate whilst still aiming for that goal. The right move Labour should now take is make it clear the White House has no role in domestic politics but also approve the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea and move on the windfall tax to show pragmatism. This is about making the transition sustainable economically in tough geopolitics and economics. If that’s what Miliband is ready to do, his pitch for the Treasury is progressive, realist and strong with the added bonus politically of defying Donald Trump. Which is where Burnham should begin, because weakness will beget more briefing and demands.

🚨BREAKING: Pakistan refuses to take back Rochdale grooming gang ringleader because he tore up his Pakistan passport. Britain's imaginary "soft power" strikes again. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07…