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In Manchester, a man in his 60s pleaded guilty to drugging and raping his wife over a 20-year period, with the court hearing how she sat in the public gallery while he entered pleas; 12 other men deny sexual offences against the same woman and remain on trial. On AI, President Trump said the only guardrail needed was a smart president, dismissing concerns as a hoax, while shares in tech companies fell amid worries about risks and China's progress. Nigel Farage defended two £36 million donations from crypto billionaires to Reform UK as compliant with current law, but refused to say they would meet new rules on foreign-based donors going through Parliament.

Harry and Meghan will each receive a full official security review by the Home Office committee, and their children were moved to a new school after two days; separately, a palace letter caused confusion over their royal status and the Ugandan team rejoined the Invictus Games after clarification. A report said Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev attended and paid for a lavish Bahamas party for Donald Trump Jr's wedding, with his office saying they never discussed politics. Oil prices rose above $108 a barrel after Houthi attacks on Saudi targets and disruptions to shipping routes, with the UN reporting 82,000 people displaced in Yemen in two weeks.

Actress Sydney Sweeney faced criticism from female sports stars over a sports gambling advert featuring her in little clothing. The nationalist leaders of Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland met in Cardiff, saying Westminster's time is ending and issuing a joint statement on self-determination, while Downing Street said it is focused on the cost of living. Oasis announced a return to Knebworth for their new tour with no new music, and the long-running documentary series 70 Up is ending with its final instalment, as participants reflect on the series' legacy.