• Iran War Live Updates: Agreement Brings Relief but No Resolution on Biggest Issues — New York Times World - 16:39
• UK court finds man guilty of sexual abuse and murder of adopted baby — The Guardian - 16:34
• Technology secretary says she wants regulator to design plans for online age verification by October – UK politics live — The Guardian - 16:34
• Israel Strikes Beirut Outskirts as Fighting With Hezbollah Escalates — New York Times World - 16:34
• ‘The genie’s out the bottle’: parents react to UK under-16s social media ban — The Guardian - 16:30
• Trump announces 4 July rally in Washington after hosting UFC cage match at the White House – live — The Guardian - 16:25
• London Man Suspected in 2017 Shoving of a Woman Into Bus Path Is Arrested — New York Times World - 16:22
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World - 16:11
• Backlash against ‘short-termist’ UK plans to weaken EV sales targets — The Guardian - 16:05
• Many Iranians Express Relief Over Agreement to End the War — New York Times World - 16:04

The announcement of a US-Iran peace deal is causing oil prices to fall and shares to jump, with markets rallying on hopes that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen and world leaders welcoming the framework for peace, though questions and risks regarding the deal's details and impact on Lebanon remain.

• Oil prices fall and shares jump after US-Iran deal announced — BBC World -
• Australia news live: Rinehart buys ‘significant’ stake in Elon Musk’s SpaceX; family of Sydney shark attack victim say her injuries are ‘severe and life-threatening’ — The Guardian -
• Oil prices tumble and markets rally amid hopes strait of Hormuz will reopen — The Guardian -

• Iran War Live Updates: U.S. and Tehran Agree on Framework for Peace — New York Times World -
• World leaders welcome news that the Strait of Hormuz could soon reopen. — New York Times World -
• U.S. and Iran Reach Framework for Peace — New York Times World -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Monday briefing: Trump’s late-night deal with Iran — The Guardian -
• Many Iranians Express Relief Over Agreement to End the War — New York Times World -
• World leaders welcome news that the Strait of Hormuz could soon reopen. — New York Times World -
• U.S. and Iran Agree to a Truce — New York Times World -
• Pakistan PM says signing of agreement confirmed – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Trump heralds Iran deal but questions - and risks - remain — BBC World -
• Trump heralds Iran deal but questions - and risks - remain — BBC World -
• U.S. and Iran Reach Agreement to Reopen Strait and Begin Nuclear Talks — New York Times World -
• Trump Claims Strait Will Be ‘Permanently Toll-Free’ Under Agreement With Iran — New York Times World -
• Unclear if US-Iran agreement will provide respite to Lebanon — BBC World -
• Unclear if US-Iran agreement will provide respite to Lebanon — BBC World -

Prime Minister Starmer has confirmed a social media ban for under-16s, marking a significant policy shift, while Labour MPs are pushing for targets to boost male teachers and Britain's economy faces deindustrialization risks from high energy prices, as the Labour movement mourns the passing of former deputy leader Roy Hattersley.

• Starmer confirms social media ban for under-16s, saying this is a ‘big moment for our country’ – UK politics live — The Guardian -
• Social media to be banned in UK for under-16s, Starmer announces — The Guardian -
• Britain Announces Social Media Ban for Children — New York Times World -

• ‘A giant of the Labour movement’: Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader, dies aged 93 — The Guardian -
• Labour MPs urge Starmer to set targets to boost number of male teachers in England — The Guardian -
• Monday briefing: Trump’s late-night deal with Iran — The Guardian -
• Disabled people with lifelong conditions facing ‘unnecessary’ Pip reassessments — The Guardian -
• GB News critics want to limit free speech to ‘liberal, Islington consensus’, Grade says — The Guardian -
• Britain ‘faces deindustrialisation’ without relief from high energy prices, survey warns — The Guardian -
• In Makerfield for the byelection that could change everything - podcast — The Guardian -

A woman's arm was amputated after a shark attack in Coogee, sparking debate on shark culls, while billionaire Gina Rinehart made a significant investment in SpaceX and an inquest heard details of a wellness influencer's death after a home birth, amidst news of an Australian girl shot dead by police in Pakistan and a suspected murder-suicide in Parramatta River.

• Woman has arm amputated after Coogee shark attack, ‘devastated’ family say — The Guardian -
• Australia news live: Rinehart buys ‘significant’ stake in Elon Musk’s SpaceX; family of Sydney shark attack victim say her injuries are ‘severe and life-threatening’ — The Guardian -
• Melbourne wellness influencer found short of breath and clammy after home birth hours before death — The Guardian -

• Gina Rinehart makes ‘significant investment’ in Elon Musk’s SpaceX — The Guardian -
• David Munk appointed editor of Guardian Australia — The Guardian -
• Australia’s Sigma drops out of talks to buy UK’s Boots — The Guardian -
• Shark expert says Tony Abbott ‘doesn’t understand the science’ after former PM calls for cull — The Guardian -
• Australian PM calls for inquiry after Hania Ahmed, 9, shot dead by police while visiting Pakistan — The Guardian -
• Fashion goals: Socceroos trade kit bags for it-bags as they level up off-field style — The Guardian -
• Father may have thrown daughter into Parramatta River in suspected murder-suicide, police say — The Guardian -

Russian strikes killed nine and set a historic cathedral in Kyiv ablaze, with waves of explosions echoing through the capital and one of Ukraine's most significant religious sites, the Dormition Cathedral, caught fire in what continues to be a devastating conflict.

• Russian strikes kill nine and set historic cathedral in Kyiv ablaze — BBC World -
• Monday briefing: Trump’s late-night deal with Iran — The Guardian -
• Historic Orthodox Cathedral Burns in Russian Attack on Kyiv — New York Times World -

• Kyiv monastery set on fire in night of Russian attacks across Ukraine — The Guardian -

The son of Norway's Crown Princess has been convicted of two counts of rape and sentenced to four years in prison, while a Paris trial highlights rare-book heists and Japan grapples with a declining number of royals, leading to discussions about adopting male relatives to address succession concerns.

• Norwegian crown princess's son found guilty of two counts of rape — BBC World -
• Son of Norway’s crown princess convicted of rape and sentenced to four years in prison — The Guardian -
• ‘Operation Pushkin’: Paris Trial Puts Spotlight on Rare-Book Heists — New York Times World -

• Japan Is Running Out of Royals. Are More Men the Answer? — New York Times World -

US musician Oliver Tree tragically died in a helicopter collision in Brazil, photographer Don McCullin is set to release his final book focusing on Vietnam, **global attacks on education, pupils, and staff have surged by 40%, and the G7 summit in Évian sees Macron framing an agenda with hopes for Trump's full participation**.

• Trump and thousands of others watch UFC fight on White House lawn — BBC World -
• US musician Oliver Tree dies in helicopter collision in Brazil — BBC World -
• Photographer Don McCullin to focus on Vietnam for his final book — The Guardian -

• Macron frames Évian G7 agenda in hope Trump will stay for whole summit — The Guardian -
• Attacks on education, pupils and staff around the world up by 40%, says study — The Guardian -
• Man apologises for making racist gesture at Korean in World Cup match — BBC World -
• Delhi's temperature showed 43.5C. Why did it feel hotter? — BBC World -
• Singer Oliver Tree Is Said to Have Died in Collision of Helicopters in Brazil — New York Times World -