Hollywood Reporter

‘Petty Thieves’ Explores “Gestures of Solidarity Among People With Little Power” (Exclusive Trailer)

Croatian filmmaker Mate Ugrin's feature directorial debut, which premieres in Karlovy Vary's Proxima competition, also explores whether you can feel at home in a tourist destination that seems mainly designed for visitors.

entertainment  Jul 2, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Adani, IHC Sign MOU for An $11.5 Billion India Aluminum Project

Billionaire Gautam Adani’s flagship Adani Enterprises Ltd. and Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Co. plan to invest $11.5 billion in an aluminum project in the eastern state of Odisha, as the Indian conglomerate continues to plow on its metal sector ambitions.

business  Jul 2, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

China’s Private Refiners Snap Up Middle East Oil as Prices Slide

China’s independent refiners are taking advantage of cheaper Middle Eastern oil after flows accelerated through the Strait of Hormuz, snapping up barrels from producers including Saudi Arabia and Iraq.

business  Jul 2, 2026

BBC Sport

Who am I? Guess World Cup star No 25

Will you get today's player in as few attempts as possible?

sports  Jul 2, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Carlsberg Said to File for India IPO to Raise $700 Million

Carlsberg A/S has confidentially filed draft papers for an initial public offering of its India unit to raise as much as $700 million, according to people familiar with the matter.

business  Jul 2, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

India Ramps Up Share Sale Plans to Cushion Budget Hit From Oil

India is fast-tracking efforts to sell stakes in some of its largest state-owned companies, including the nation’s biggest life insurer, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration looks to bolster public finances strained by high oil prices.

business  Jul 2, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

FTSE 100 Set For Second Day of Declines

business  Jul 2, 2026

BBC Sport

Who am I? Guess the tennis star No 3

Will you get today's tennis player in as few attempts as possible?

sports  Jul 2, 2026

BBC Sport

Will Britain's final four lift Wimbledon gloom?

In her first BBC Sport column at this year's Wimbledon, Naomi Broady analyses whether the last four Britons in the singles can further lift the gloom.

sports  Jul 2, 2026

BBC Politics

RAF Barnham asylum plan meets local resistance

There is cross-party agreement that the proposal for the Suffolk/Norfolk border is inappropriate.

politics  Jul 2, 2026

BBC Sport

Where does Galbraith's £10m move rank among Swansea's big sales?

Ethan Galbraith's move to Stoke City is a profit of over £8m for Swansea City but it falls some way short of the club's biggest transfer incomes.

sports  Jul 2, 2026

Variety

Nagraj Manjule’s ‘Khashaba’ Unveils Teaser, Worldwide Release Date From Jio Studios (EXCLUSIVE)

Jio Studios and Aatpat Productions have unveiled a teaser and worldwide release date for Indian filmmaker Nagraj Manjule’s “Khashaba.” The Marathi-language biographical sports drama tells the story of Indian Olympic wrestler Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav. The film marks Manjule’s return to Marathi-language cinema following his Indian National Film Award-winning “Fandry” and his 2016 hit “Sairat.” It […]

entertainment  Jul 2, 2026

Financial Times

Woah-oh, we’re halfway there

A strong first half (until the last bit)

business  Jul 2, 2026

TechCrunch

Indian tech tycoon bets $30M of his own money to build AI alternative to Microsoft Office

Neo is Bhavin Turakhia’s fifth venture and his latest involving enterprise software. This time he's taking on Microsoft Office, Google Apps with AI.

technology  Jul 2, 2026

BBC Sport

The making of Dean - England's serene stand-in skipper

Charlie Dean could have been defined by one crushing dismissal at Lord's - here is how she has steered England to the World Cup semi-finals as stand-in captain instead.

sports  Jul 2, 2026

The Guardian Culture

TV tonight: inside the life of one of cinema’s most enigmatic stars

Documentary traces the career of the shape-shifting Tilda Swinton. Plus: a grimly absorbing day on the crime frontline. Here’s what to watch this evening9pm, Sky ArtsTilda Swinton is endlessly versatile, as this engaging deep dive into her career shows. The tone is set by an astonishingly self-possessed early interview in which she is scornful towards career progression for its own sake: “What I am working towards is what I’m doing now.” What follows, from her work with Derek Jarman to her more

entertainment  Jul 2, 2026

Bloomberg Markets

Yen Edges Higher With Traders on Alert for Risk of Intervention

The yen strengthened slightly against the dollar Thursday amid speculation that further intervention by Japan to bolster the currency may come without warning from officials.

business  Jul 2, 2026

The Guardian Politics

Burnham’s No 10 North: could two-centre government be made to work?

Plan to move part of Whitehall to Manchester wins praise but would involve major logistical challenges and costs‘It’s a stellar idea’: readers on Andy Burnham’s No 10 North plansIt first found fame as the centre of Manchester’s textile industry and later as the home of celebrated nightclub Sankeys. But now Ancoats, on the northern edge of Manchester city centre, could become the somewhat unexpected heart of British government.The site of a disused retail park, which was once home to Toys R Us, A

politics  Jul 2, 2026

The Guardian Politics

‘It’s a stellar idea’: readers on Andy Burnham’s No 10 North plans

Some hail the opportunities greater devolution could bring, while others question the costBurnham’s No 10 North: could two-centre government be made to work?Andy Burnham has said if he becomes prime minister, he would create a new “No 10 North” in Manchester as the “nerve centre of a rewired Britain” to oversee a devolution of power and resources across the UK.While full details of how this will work have not yet been made available, we asked Britons what they thought of the idea in principle. C

politics  Jul 2, 2026

The Guardian Health

Starmer’s goodbye gift to Britain: a US pharma deal that could be more lethal than Covid | Aditya Chakrabortty

This shadowy treaty on medicine imports will cost the NHS billions and take funding away from doctors, nurses, cancer scans and the restFor all the crowd noise and heavy-breathing match analysis, British democracy is a simple sport. We elect politicians to serve our interests. They direct the vital services that look after our families and communities, such as our healthcare and our schools. The entire political system rests on one basic premise: they work for us.Believe that, as I do, and this

health  Jul 2, 2026