India A vs England Lions highlights, 2nd Unofficial Test: KL Rahul found form and valuable match practice ahead of the five-Test series against England, crafting a composed century for India A against a strong England Lions attack featuring seasoned pacer Chris Woakes. He was well supported by Dhruv Jurel, who continued his impressive run with a well-made 52 off 87 balls — his third consecutive half-century. The England Lions attack, led by Woakes (3/50 in 17 overs), posed a stiff challenge in seam-friendly conditions early on. The manner in which Rahul handled Woakes' early burst was textbook — playing late, under his eyes, and showing full control on square and cover drives. Easwaran, captaining India A once again, has struggled in first innings across India A’s tours of Australia and England.

People in parts of England could get a glimpse of the famous Red Arrows on SundayPeople across the Midlands and some of north-west England could get to see the Red Arrows on Sunday. Details of the Red Arrows' flight map to and from the popular air show has been released, giving people a chance — depending on the sky conditions — to see them on their travels. The team is expected to depart the airport at 2:59pm to make its way towards the airshow. Once the hair-raising performance is over, the team in their Hawk T1 jets will head for their home base of RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire. The Red Arrows are expected to be north-east of Brewood at 3:34pm, before passing near Uttoxeter and Sutton-on-Trent on their way to Waddington at 3:45pm.

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Great artists take the pulse of their times and Walter Trout holds a mirror up to society’s anger and angst on Sign Of The Times, which will be released on 5th September via Provogue. Sign Of The Times just became the obvious title.”The album explodes to life with the first single and opening song, ‘Artificial’: a scornful, satirical, harmonica-spiced rebuke of the fake world we risk creating. “We got artificial photos, artificial music, you could go on and on,” considered the bluesman. Dissonance is a sign of the times. As a lifelong road warrior, Trout will be taking the Sign Of The Times material to global audiences throughout 2025.

Down the hall, a separate hearing involved an alleged plot to inflict “serious violence” on Iranian journalists working in Britain. These disparate cases underscore how Britain has become the locale for a web of foreign espionage operations. The adviser, Jonathan Hall, cannot discuss active criminal cases because of England’s strict reporting laws. “Terrorism is something that gets public attention,” Mr. Hall said, partly because of the “death and destruction and mayhem” caused by attacks. State threats, he said, were “much harder to conceptualize” for the public.

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Several front pages feature the feud between Donald Trump and Elon Musk and the resignation of the Reform UK chairman, Zia Yusuf. The Times, external, The Daily Telegraph, external and the Daily Mail, external say a war of words has erupted between the US president and the his former ally, after Mr Musk claimed that Mr Trump was mentioned in classified government documents on the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The Telegraph says a row about banning the burka has ignited a civil war within Reform UK, external. The paper says Zia Yusuf gave Nigel Farage just a 10-minute warning before announcing his resignation. The paper says the comment is an invitation to Britain, and other critics of the Convention, to begin talks about changes.

Look back at some of David Beckham's best career moments in MLS with the LA Galaxy. (2:19)Open Extended ReactionsManchester United legend David Beckham will be given a knighthood in King Charles' birthday honors list, according to British media reports. David Beckham played 115 times for England, with over half of those appearances as captain. He also played a part in helping London to secure the hosting rights to the 2012 Olympic Games. Beckham helped United win six Premier League titles, including famously lifting the treble in 1999.

Scroll down to see the full list of areas affectedSUPER SOAKER UK weather: Met Office issues thunderstorm warning as ‘frequent’ lightning, hail & 40mm of rain to hit in just HOURSA YELLOW weather warning has been issued for thunderstorms, lightning and heavy rain this weekend. Downpours could see 40mm of rain in just two hours on Saturday as June continues to be dominated by low pressure, meaning unsettled weather. The Met Office warned of travel chaos due to the stormy weekend washout. Met Office data shows England had 32.8mm of rain last month, almost half the month’s usual average. Where is covered by the weather warning tomorrow?

Tracy Yaverbaun, general manager, Times Media, said: “It is thanks to the continued support of our loyal subscribers that we are able to deliver trusted, quality journalism — reporting the facts with depth, clarity, and integrity. For 240 years, our correspondents have been on the ground, close to the story, and committed to uncovering the facts. Times change. The Times remains.”Russell Ramsey, executive creative director, Pulse Creative, added: “In the current era of fake news and misinformation, the campaign brings to life The Times and Sunday Times’ unique history of trusted journalism.”The media was bought and executed by Pulse Creative in collaboration with The Times and Sunday Times’ in-house marketing team. The campaign will be visible across video on demand, cinema, radio, out-of-home and social media.

Questions over the future of UK-Israeli research ties have been raised amid the ongoing blockade of Gaza, which has already led to the European Union beginning a review into Israel’s participation in Horizon Europe. The UK has enjoyed close research links to Israel for many years, with a £20 million framework for developing academic and research and development ties agreed in March 2023. Since then, several UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) programmes have encouraged researchers from the two countries to work together, while UK-Israel research projects have received funding from the UK’s International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF), which also supports exchange placements for Israeli and UK academics. Concerns over jointly funded research projects involving Israel come after it emerged that Israeli defence firms have benefited from some of the 130 Horizon Europe projects involving Israeli researchers approved since the October 2023 attacks. “If you shut down research ties through boycotts then you also close down conversations with places that are a democratic space [for dissent],” continued Freedman.

Tracy Yaverbaun, General Manager, Times Media, said: “It is thanks to the continued support of our loyal subscribers that we can deliver trusted, quality journalism — reporting the facts with depth, clarity, and integrity. For 240 years, our correspondents have been on the ground, close to the story, and committed to uncovering the facts. Times change. The Times remains.”Russell Ramsey, Executive Creative Director, Pulse Creative, added: “In the current era of fake news and misinformation, the campaign brings to life The Times and Sunday Times’ unique history of trusted journalism.”The media was bought and executed by Pulse Creative in collaboration with The Times and Sunday Times' in-house marketing team. The campaign will be visible across video on demand, cinema, radio, out-of-home and social media.

The Times and Sunday Times campaign celebrates legacy of trusted journalismThe campaign was created by Pulse Creative. by Eszter Gurbicz

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