Wimbledon Shockwave: Arthur Fery became the first British wild card in the professional era to reach the quarter-finals, with Roger Federer watching from Centre Court as Fery beat Grigor Dimitrov and set up a last-eight clash with Flavio Cobolli. Middle East Shipping Attacks: The UK military says two vessels were hit by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz; one tanker caught fire off Oman while a second ship suffered damage, with no injuries reported. Heat & Health Warnings: The NHS is urging millions of Brits to consider a “second shower” after time outdoors as another pollen surge looms, with hay fever affecting around 16 million people. Courtroom Clash: Prince Harry has lost a privacy case against the Daily Mail at London’s High Court, which rejected claims that the paper’s sourcing was unlawful. Energy Costs Watch: Ofgem’s interim markets chief warns energy bills have risen sharply since pre-Covid and says there’s scope for gradual relief only as low-carbon power and flexibility improve. Politics & Defence: Andy Burnham is urged to rip up Sir Keir Starmer’s defence plan, with advisers warning underfunding could leave Britain exposed. Business & Taxes: M&S chair Archie Norman says taxes and employment costs are holding back investment. Tech & AI: Kemi Badenoch warns overregulation could drive away the next generation of AI giants unless energy and capital-market conditions improve. Media Deal: Comcast/Sky’s planned purchase of ITV is set to reshape British TV.