England vs Mexico World Cup Match Set for Sunday Despite Storm Concerns and Schedule Change Talks

England's match against Mexico at the 2026 FIFA World Cup will kick off as scheduled on Sunday despite thunderstorm concerns in Mexico City, BBC News reported. Discussions had taken place about advancing the start by six hours to 12:00 local time to avoid electrical storms.

The Sun led with the headline "Replanned of god" alongside a photograph of Azteca Stadium, a reference to the 1986 World Cup match at the same venue.

The Telegraph reported the potential move stemmed from fears of an electrical storm. " The Times reported that senior US officials warned British counterparts against appointing Ed Miliband as chancellor, citing his opposition to new North Sea oil and gas drilling.

The National Crime Agency issued guidance advising parents not to post photographs of children online in response to AI-generated sexual abuse material and recommended making social media accounts private.

An influential group of Labour MPs offered Andy Burnham support in exchange for introducing a proportional wealth tax based on property values and scrapping council tax and stamp duty, the i Paper reported. The Daily Express campaigned for medals for injured first responders and highlighted the case of Police Constables Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes, who were killed in 2012 and awarded the Elizabeth Emblem in late 2024.

Anthropic announced it will close loopholes that allowed Chinese companies to access its AI tools via cloud providers and overseas subsidiaries.

The family of former England captain Bobby Moore launched a High Court case to recover his 1966 World Cup final jersey, with Tina Moore filing against a businessman she believes can assist in its recovery. Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce caused the closure of 11 streets in Midtown New York, with first-class lounges at Heathrow and JFK airports filled with celebrities traveling to the event on Friday.