The Treasury has drawn up a shortlist of candidates to be next Reserve Bank governor with the winner to be revealed soon, the Australian reveals. Wimbledon | Environmental protesters stopped play twice on an outside court, the second time delaying Daria Saville’s match against Britain’s Katie Boulter before the Australian went down in straight sets.
Men’s Ashes | Pat Cummins is braced for a hostile reception when the third Test begins at Headingley later today, and has requested extra protection for the team’s families in case they become the subjects of abuse.
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England now trail Australia 6-2 in the series with four games to play. So close | England beat Australia’s women’s cricket team in a T20 match that saw the tourists fall just three runs short of a win that would have also won them the Ashes. Tour de France | Perth rider Jai Hindley won the first mountain stage from Pau to Laruns to take the coveted yellow jersey. US shootings | From Washington to Fort Worth, the Fourth of July long weekend in the US was overshadowed by 16 mass shootings in which 15 people were killed and nearly 100 injured.Ĭlean-up begins | Palestinians are reeling in the wake of Israels’ three-day raid on Jenin, the biggest attack on the occupied West Bank in two decades.Īustralia’s Jai Hindley acknowledges the crowd after taking the yellow jersey in the Tour de France. ‘Out of control’ | Emmanuel Macron has said the French government should consider controlling and cutting off social media networks as a means of controlling the civil unrest that spread last week. In China scientists warned July would bring more extreme weather that has left 15 people dead after torrential rain.
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The weather event has not peaked yet and, with the northern summer still in full swing, experts warned of more extreme heat. Hottest day | The record global temperature could only be the beginning of a hot spell across the world thanks to the returning El Niño. Photograph: Peter Dazeley/Getty ImagesĬancer | The number of women diagnosed with lung cancer in the UK is expected to overtake men this year for the first time, according to projections that have prompted calls for women to be as vigilant about the disease as they are about breast cancer. Lung cancer diagnoses have risen among UK women.
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