The expected new PM must unite his fractious party if he is to have a chance of succeeding Read more: trib.al/pEJ4BeB

The manager's criticism didn't seem to go down well with Jude Bellingham, but sports psychologists say it could build the 'resilience' the team needs Read more: trib.al/n6yh3Fz

England’s crunch World Cup semi-final clash against Argentina will take place at the expected kick-off time, despite warnings of severe weather Read more: trib.al/hf5wlmi

As wars and predator states reshape the world order, fears are growing that a new nuclear arms race is already under way Read more: trib.al/UBT2FD8

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is now the leading contender to become Andy Burnham’s chancellor after a campaign by opponents of Ed Miliband to stop his appointment to the role Fead more: trib.al/c35BRmL

Opinion | "Forgive the recency bias, but I think we just watched one of the great individual performances in a World Cup semi-final," writes @danielstorey85.bsky.social Read more: trib.al/7VTF1gs

Wednesday's front page: Widdecombe killed in targeted attack, UK counter-terror police chief reveals Read the full story: trib.al/WinCLQX

'He’s quiet and as far as I know he never goes out,' says one family member of the accused trib.al/hmaavUW

Presumptive Prime Minister wants to 'full back British farmers and producers' trib.al/Mpx1PW3

Opinion | 'Nigel Farage's carefully cultivated character has never looked less real,' writes James O'Brien trib.al/nAi207q

The Energy Secretary's chances are said to be receding as Andy Burnham finalises his cabinet trib.al/Fns9org

'The issue was finding a manager prepared to give him a chance' trib.al/bwFTY5Y

Opinion | "I deserve my pension, my Waspi refund, my triple-lock – the lot. And I won’t be backing down," writes Julie Burchill Read more: trib.al/OfjyN8J

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Opinion | 'The suspicious circumstances around Senator Lindsey Graham's death must be examined,' writes Miles Taylor trib.al/pzVeXY4

Reform has claimed the 'state is providing no protection whatsoever' to their party's MPs trib.al/EKVjp4V

'I knew the midfielder had an ego, but mostly, he was an extraordinary generational talent' trib.al/nlzCWuL

As The i Paper exclusively revealed in May, Ed Miliband is a frontrunner to become chancellor under Andy Burnham. Miliband’s allies last month said he is prepared to soften his stance on North Sea gas drilling to smooth his path to becoming chancellor. trib.al/YokYjGa

America's top brass have serious reservations about the way the Pentagon is being run 🔎 Analysis by Jon Sopel Read more: trib.al/NYBYotV

Opinion | The Russian President is waging a secret war on the UK with spies, saboteurs and assassins 🖊️ Calder Walton Read more: trib.al/0T8JlMc

World Cup's unlikely star could earn a huge summer transfer after years on the periphery Read more: trib.al/QPCTKHt

Opinion | The master of self-reinvention must now perform the trick once more 🖊️ Mark Wallace Read more: trib.al/xfLbjj1

From Antonio Rattin to David Beckham via the Falklands and the Hand of God, this is a rivalry unlike any other at the World Cup Read more: trib.al/RVMUNTg

Nigel Farage has accepted the offer of a meeting with those responsible for organising security for public figures after the death of Ann Widdecombe. Follow live: trib.al/8aWkPze

Pharmacies across England are struggling to serve patients due to severe financial losses and medicine shortages, meaning patients face waits of several weeks to receive critical medication Read more: trib.al/BWDvy4c

Tuesday's front page: Farage declined taxpayer-funded security - calling offer 'inadequate' Read the full story: trib.al/EjcKsnM

'He’s quiet and as far as I know he never goes out' Read more: trib.al/coWJgZf

The Reform leader's spokesman told The i Paper it was a downgrade on the state-funded security he had previously received Read more: trib.al/HywDKA0

Russians are increasingly feeling the cost of the Ukraine war - and the Fifa tournament is making it worse Read more: trib.al/RAOIYb6

With dozens of wildfires burning across Spain, Portugal, France and Italy, many holidaymakers are wondering what their rights are, whether they should cancel their trip and what to do if they're caught in an affected area