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Award-winning photographs highlight the forensic hunt for wildlife criminals Forensic science and the fight against the illegal wildlife trade was in focus at the Earth Photo 2026 Awards, where photojournalist Britta Jaschinski claimed top prize for her haunting portfolio. The UK-based German photographer is a multi-award winner, and adds the Earth Photo prize to the Environmental Photographer of the Year Grand Prize she received in April from the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. Jaschinski’s latest series was photographed across the UK and Europe with wildlife crime units using techniques new and old to tackle the scourge of trafficking.

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France ekes past Paraguay and everything else to know from Saturday’s World Cup matches. On the first day of Round of 16 action, we saw valiant efforts, fantastic goals and a real grind-it-out battle of attrition. In the second match of the day, France eked past Paraguay, with the South Americans providing a tough test for one of the tournament favorites. In the day’s early fixture, Morocco defeated World Cup co-host Canada in Houston to seal a ticket to the quarterfinals.

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US President Donald Trump will head to Washington DC's National Mall on Saturday for what he has billed as a "spectacular rally" celebrating America's 250th anniversary. The event, organised by a White House-backed private-public partnership, will include flyovers by hundreds of aircraft and a fireworks display organisers hope will be the biggest of all time. Military flyovers over Washington DC will happen every hour between 13:15 local time (18:15 BST) and sunset, the organisers said, and Trump's new Air Force One will feature in one of the formations over the capital.

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US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bombers have departed RAF Fairford, UK, ending their deployment supporting operations against Iran. Despite ongoing tensions and occasional exchanges between the U.S. and Iran, no large-scale bombardment has occurred since the April 8 ceasefire, as both sides continue working toward a fragile peace agreement.

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China says it will impose tariffs on Canadian pea starch following an investigation into anti-dumping activities. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced on June 30 that importers of Canadian pea starch will be required to post a preliminary 73.5 percent security deposit with Chinese customs beginning July 1. The new tariffs are being imposed following a probe launched in August 2025. The Ministry of Commerce said this week that its investigation had found that Canadian pea starch was being “dumped” in China, causing “material injury to the domestic industry.”

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Taylor Swift's history with Madison Square Garden, from talent competition to wedding celebration.

Taylor Swift is not shy about her love for New York City, referencing it in several lyrics — from the obvious "Welcome to New York" on "1989" to more subtle references like "Your heartbeat on the High Line" in the song "Cardigan." And on her fourth studio album, "Red," Swift alludes to Madison Square Garden, the venue where sources say she and Travis Kelce plan to host multiple wedding events this week. In "The Lucky One," Swift sings about a star who ultimately chooses a quiet life over fame, using the iconic venue as a symbol for the limelight: