England face Spain in a World Cup qualifier with both teams competing for qualification spots. The match is being covered live by Sky Sports.

The Trump administration's first oil and gas lease sale in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge attracted only two bidders with fewer than 10 total bids, suggesting limited commercial interest in developing the environmentally sensitive area.

Erewhon, a luxury grocery chain, has introduced a new premium membership tier that offers exclusive benefits to high-spending customers.

The FDA under RFK Jr's leadership is reported to be planning a safety study of mifepristone (the abortion pill), which has been available for over 25 years and used by approximately 7.5 million women.

A House Democrat calls for the Senate to closely question Trump's attorney general nominee Todd Blanche during his confirmation hearings regarding his handling of recently released Epstein-related documents.

Channel 4 News reports from Iran on public opinion regarding the war, operating under government restrictions on filming locations but without pre-broadcast censorship of material.

The EuroMillions lottery draw for June 5 features a £137m jackpot, with results to be announced along with the separate Thunderball draw.

President Trump states his administration is still evaluating a potential public share offering for mortgage firms Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, in what would be a significant privatisation move for the government-backed enterprises.

S&P 500 index has declined to add SpaceX to its index and will not waive profitability rules for unprofitable AI companies, limiting their access to passive investment funds.

Alexander Zverev and Jannik Cobolli, who are friends off-court, face each other in a Paris final, transitioning from their personal friendship to competitive rivals.

Big Brother Canada is returning for a third season, set to air on CTV and the Crave streaming platform.

Nearly half of workers aged 55 and older report they don't plan to use AI in their jobs, but career experts suggest these workers can learn AI skills through accessible platforms like YouTube and TikTok.

An analysis of how European nations are adapting their foreign policy strategies to navigate contemporary great-power competition and geopolitical tensions.

Florida's lawsuit against OpenAI, brought by the Republican-led state government, highlights divisions within the GOP over AI regulation, with the state alleging OpenAI engaged in deceptive practices and data exploitation.

Lady Pamela Hicks, a former lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth II, has died at the age of 97. Her daughter India paid tribute to her on Instagram, describing her as 'truly the last of her kind'.

The Democratic Republic of Congo reports that more than half of 15 South American migrants deported from the US in April have subsequently left the country and returned to their home nations.

Jockey Hollie Doyle discusses her injury recovery and previews the Derby horse race, including commentary on a horse named Cellini's potential in the event.

An opinion piece questioning whether President Trump will effectively deter anticipated Russian escalation in the Ukraine conflict or back down in the face of Kremlin threats.

Apple TV+ has released a remake of 'Cape Fear' starring Javier Bardem and Amy Adams, in which a released convict stalks the lawyers responsible for his imprisonment, inspired by Martin Scorsese's 1991 film.

The US Energy Department announced that an advanced small nuclear reactor at a national laboratory has achieved a significant technical milestone on its path to generating electricity within the next few years.

Todd Blanche, Trump's former defense attorney, faces potential challenges in securing Senate confirmation as attorney general despite Trump's favor, with analysts noting skepticism about his confirmation prospects.

Channel 4 News interviews Israeli diplomat Danny Ayalon, who compares Iran's leadership to Hitler and discusses whether the conflict represents a miscalculation by PM Netanyahu.

President Trump has reversed his position on control of the Kennedy Center, now suggesting he would remain in charge after previously stating Congress would retain oversight of the institution.

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has reported that teenager Karl suffered an injury during a training session.

Actor James Handy, who appeared in Jumanji and Top Gun: Maverick, has been killed in a stabbing in Los Angeles; his girlfriend's son has been arrested in connection with the incident, according to police.

MarketWatch reports that Marvell, Reddit, and a mortgage-related stock are candidates for inclusion in the S&P 500 during the upcoming quarterly rebalancing announcement.

Nobel laureate Herta Müller has published a memoir criticizing Romania's failure to confront and reconcile with its historical past, particularly regarding the communist era and state violence.

Russian President Putin has stated there is no purpose in meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky to negotiate an end to the war, following Zelensky's public call for direct talks between the two leaders.

England set New Zealand a target of 254 to win in a Test match at Lord's; England's debutant Emilio Gay scored a fifty and the home side collapsed losing four wickets for one run in 11 balls, while New Zealand closed at 36-3 in their chase.

Guy Benson, a Washington Examiner columnist, criticized the New York Times for its report on accounts from ex-girlfriends of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, arguing the story involved selective reporting.

NASA astronauts returned to normal operations on the ISS after taking shelter in a docked SpaceX Dragon capsule, as Russia pauses repairs to address new pressure leaks in the Russian segment of the station.

The White House confirms Iranian World Cup players have been granted US visas to compete, amid broader geopolitical tensions between the nations.

Israel continues military strikes in southern Lebanon while diplomatic negotiations appear stalled. Channel 4's international editor reports from the region near the Israeli-Lebanese border.

Donald Trump indicates his administration is considering the possibility of the US government acquiring equity stakes in artificial intelligence companies.

A report released Friday examines IRS audit activity and operations during the early phase of Trump's second presidency, with implications for different taxpayer groups regarding audit risk.

Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) is being discussed as a potential alternative candidate for Maine's Senate race as Democratic frontrunner Graham Platner faces mounting scandals, though Mills suspended her campaign in April.

Donald Trump is attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, an event with high ticket prices that has drawn criticism for its exclusivity.

Iran's supreme leader's senior advisor claims US-Iran negotiations over ending regional conflict are stalled, calling on the incoming Trump administration to unfreeze Iranian assets to break the impasse.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated he currently sees no reason to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, indicating a continued impasse in bilateral relations during the ongoing conflict.

A strong U.S. jobs report may complicate the Federal Reserve's inflation-fighting efforts, potentially creating negative consequences for borrowers already struggling with high rates and inflation.

A Las Vegas construction worker has filed a lawsuit alleging that a colleague harassed him by mocking his Christian faith, including calling the Bible 'stupid' and deriding Jesus.

A public inquiry into the 2023 Nottingham attacks that resulted in three deaths has concluded its evidence-gathering phase.

Meta is reportedly considering a significant equity raise to fund its artificial intelligence infrastructure investments, according to reporting by the Financial Times.

Channel 4 News interviews Dr Richard Oakley from the Alzheimer's Society about a person named Jon sharing his Alzheimer's experience, highlighting the importance of patient stories in understanding the condition.

Jon Snow, the veteran Channel 4 News presenter, has publicly disclosed his Alzheimer's diagnosis, with colleague Kirsty Lang reflecting on his long career and relief at making the condition public.

Jon Snow, the veteran Channel 4 News journalist with a 50-year career, has revealed that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.