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1. New A24 film set to nab studio record from Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme

   The psychological horror has been playing in US theaters for only nine days

2. American college student who went missing in Japan is found dead, family confirms

   The Auburn University student went missing on May 29

3. England vs New Zealand LIVE: Thomas Tuchel facing tricky selection calls in World Cup warm-up

   England’s preparations for the tournament intensify against New Zealand in Tampa – on a pitch that has provoked concern

4. Mirra Andreeva comes of age to win French Open and end Maja Chwalinska fairytale run

   The 19-year-old has long been tipped as a future major winner and she fulfilled her potential with an impressively composed performance

5. Jimmy Kimmel issues brutal take down of Trump attending Knicks game

   ‘You’d think Trump would be rooting for the Spurs,’ Kimmel quipped

6. Americans lost nearly $900 million to AI-generated scams last year. Worse it yet to come, experts warn

   From fake romances with soap opera stars to fictional FBI agents and MAGA influencers, AI has made it easier than ever for scammers to steal Americans’ money

7. Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky to meet Starmer in Downing Street after Kyiv launches drone strike on St Petersburg

   Keir Starmer will hold discussions on boosting support for Ukraine with France’s Macron and Germany’s Merz

8. Teen electric scooter rider collides with police vehicle after running stop sign

   This is the moment a 15-year-old riding an electric scooter collided with a police patrol car after allegedly ignoring a stop sign.

9. Starmer suggests US ‘trying to interfere in our democracy’ after JD Vance blames Henry Nowak murder on migration

   Trump administration previously called for an end to ‘two-tier’ policing after teenager stabbed to death

10. ‘You can be my sugar mummy’: Why female homeowners are closing the door on dating

    More women than ever are buying houses – and the guys they’re talking to are fecklessly freeloading or showing signs of a bruised ego. Lydia Spencer-Elliott digs into how the rungs of the property ladder have intersected with romance