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Many of the morning papers lead on US President Donald Trump confirming he asked Fifa to review the red card shown to US forward Folarin Balogun at the World Cup. The Guardian, external says the intervention sparked anger before their match with Belgium. “Foul” reads the Daily Mirror, external’s headline, while the Daily Mail opts for “Bend it like Trump”. The Daily Star, external has added a speech bubble to a picture of the US president waving a red card. “I’ve played my Trump card,” is the caption.The Daily Express, external focuses on the Duke of Sussex’s “new row” with…

United States goalkeeper Matt Freese makes a huge error in judgement when he gifts Belgium’s Hans Vanaken the ball, leaving him with an easy finish. Errors all around as Belgium take control of the last-16 tie.REPORT: US 1-4 BelgiumAvailable to UK users only.

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A breastfeeding boss has been barred from a business course run by online retailer Amazon because it would not let her child on to the site.Rachel Bews said she had let Amazon know a week ahead of the in-person event at an Amazon warehouse in Dunfermline, Scotland, that she would need to take her 20-week-old baby with her as she was breastfeeding. However, she said she was told over the phone on the train to the event that children under six were not allowed on site.Amazon said: “We sincerely apologise to Ms Bews that our site access policy was not…

Belgium ease past a defensively sloppy United States in a match shrouded in controversy surrounding the delayed suspension of co-hosts’ striker Folarin Balogun.MATCH REPORT: US limp out of World Cup as Belgium reach quarter-finalsAvailable to UK users only.

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Older women face a lower chance of fertility treatment working, even when using young donor eggs – with a marked drop-off from around the age of 49, new research suggests. Experts studying 1,774 women say the findings challenge the idea that donor eggs can fully “reset” the reproductive clock, but should not put older couples off trying.Women aged 49 and over had double the risk of miscarriage than those aged 35 to 40, and were also less likely to get pregnant.Researchers believe age-related changes in the womb lining may be the cause and could be treatable in the future. It…

Just seven days ago, there was doom and gloom around the performances of British players at this year’s Wimbledon.Only four of the 19 Britons in the men’s and women’s singles draws made it through the first round, while both Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper were missing with injury.Step forward, Arthur Fery.On Monday, Fery played the match of his life to come back and beat Grigor Dimitrov in five thrilling sets to reach the quarter-finals of his home major.Centre Court could not contain itself as Fery twice fought back from a break down in the fourth set to stun former world…

Giving evidence at the Old Bailey on Monday, Norman denied planning the raid. When asked by her barrister Henry Blaxland KC if she knew violence would be used against security guards, she said: “The whole point of Palestine Action is to be against violence on people, we were opposed to a genocide of thousands of innocent people, if we were to engage in personal violence it would undermine everything we stood for.”During the break-in, a security guard was injured and suffered a 4cm laceration to his head.Norman told the court: “I didn’t know anybody had been hurt, as far as…