Russian attacks kill four as Ukraine continues to target oil infrastructure | Russia-Ukraine war News

Ukrainian official says Russia’s attack on Kramatorsk kills four, including a teenager, and injures nine more. By Al Jazeera Staff, Anadolu and Reuters Published On 10 Jul 202610 Jul 2026 Russian forces have killed four people, including a teenager, in aerial bomb strikes on the city of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine, as it steps up…

Russian attacks kill four as Ukraine continues to target oil infrastructure | Russia-Ukraine war News

What Would My Father Say to America?

Like many of my fellow Americans, I have spent much of this year contemplating the meaning of America’s 250th birthday. I have participated in fantastic events to mark this momentous occasion, and I have read dozens of reflections on America that range from passionately patriotic to sharply critical and everything in between. Yet, out of…

What Would My Father Say to America?

Mostafa Shobeir surges to fourth best goalkeeper in FIFA World Cup Power Rankings

Despite Egypt’s Round of 16 exit from the 2026 World Cup, Al Ahly shot-stopper Mostafa Shobeir has emerged as one of the tournament’s true breakout stars, Youm7 reported. Driven by a masterclass performance against heavyweights Argentina, the Pharaohs’ goalkeeper skyrocketed five places in FIFA’s latest data-driven Power Rankings, comfortably claiming his spot as the fourth-best…

Mostafa Shobeir surges to fourth best goalkeeper in FIFA World Cup Power Rankings

APOL1 Status May Refine Long-Term Kidney Donor Risk

Black living kidney donors who carried high-risk apolipoprotein LI1 (APOL1) genotypes had a substantially increased risk for long-term kidney dysfunction than donors without these variants, according to a new study. Nearly two decades after nephrectomy, donors with these genotypes were more than twice as likely to have an estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) < 45…

APOL1 Status May Refine Long-Term Kidney Donor Risk

SK Hynix completes biggest US IPO by a foreign company

Good morning, happy Friday and welcome to FirstFT. In today’s newsletter: The largest-ever US listing by a foreign company OpenAI and Google sell AI models to blacklisted China groups Apollo buys European low-cost airline easyJet for nearly $8bn A profile of Trump’s ‘enforcer’ Todd Blanche You can listen to today’s top news stories in the…

SK Hynix completes biggest US IPO by a foreign company

Places Leisure is working with Roberts Limbrick to build £60m wellness flagship in Basingstoke

By Kath Hudson    10 Jul 2026 Places Leisure is creating a landmark facility in Basingstoke / Roberts Limbrick Architects Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has exchanged contracts with Places Leisure for the design, construction, and operation of a flagship leisure hub The £60 million energy-efficient destination will house a 25-metre competition pool, water flumes,…

Places Leisure is working with Roberts Limbrick to build £60m wellness flagship in Basingstoke

Chelsea star could be allowed to leave this summer | Shoot

Xabi Alonso arrived at Chelsea’s Cobham training ground on Thursday as the Blues starting their pre-season preparations.  The Spaniard was appointed as Chelsea’s new manager earlier this summer, following the sacking of Liam Rosenior after a disastrous spell in SW6. Rosenior himself had replaced Enzo Maresca who departed Stamford Bridge in January, with the Blues…

Chelsea star could be allowed to leave this summer | Shoot