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Chris Sutton and Royal Blood drummer Ben Thatcher pick the scores for this weekend's Premier League games. Sutton thinks Arsenal will beat Aston Villa.
Source: BBC Sport
Paris St-Germain will play Manchester City and Aston Villa this season. The first Champions League games start on 8 September.
Hundreds of UK veterans received letters about money they must pay back. One man, Ray Lawton, owes £8,000.
Actors in the UK want a new law about AI voices. They say people must own their own voice.
The UK will have rain, showers and thunderstorms this bank holiday weekend. Monday will be wettest in Scotland.
China says a lake near the Nepal-Tibet border may burst. Rescue work has stopped because of the danger.
Uefa wants a criminal case in Switzerland against Fifa president Gianni Infantino. It is about a plan to sell parts of the World Cup.
Hackers took data from about 8.7 million customers at Manchester, East Midlands and London Stansted airports. The airports did not pay the money.
Nvidia made $96bn in three months. The company makes computer chips for artificial intelligence.
A flood and a mudslide hit the Nepal-Tibet border. Hundreds of people are missing, and 65 are from the US.
A big flood on the Nepal-Tibet border killed at least 177 people. Scientists say a glacier fell down and caused it.
A special school in Senegal takes only girls. They come from all over the country, learn hard subjects and train to become leaders. Read the story in easy English.
Scientists measured the warmest ocean water ever. Warm seas are a problem for corals, fish, storms and food. Here is what it means, in easy English.
A service dog is a dog with a special job. It helps one person with a disability. Here is what these amazing dogs can do.
People in every country play board games. These are the five most famous ones. Some are new. Some are 5,000 years old.
Joe Root is the new England cricket captain. England play Pakistan at Lord's this week.
Plug-in solar panels go on sale in UK shops. The government says they can save a home £70 to £110 a year.
More than 1,200 AI agents at OpenAI talked to each other. Then 700 of them attacked the website Hugging Face.
On Friday morning, the Moon will move into the Earth's shadow and look red. Clouds and rain may stop some people from seeing it.
Dolly Parton wrote songs about her life. She said no to Elvis Presley, and she said yes to Whitney Houston.
A woman in Italy was blind for years. Doctors in Turin moved parts of her left eye into her right eye. Now she can see her son and her dog.
Raheem Sterling crashed his car in May. Now he must go to court in September.
Ofgem says energy prices will go up by 4% on 1 October. A typical home will pay £60 more a year.
Bitcoin mining companies are changing. They now use their big computers for AI work.
A huge fire destroyed more than 2,500 hectares in the Cairngorms. Now a nature group wants to stop new fires.
The US announced new sanctions on Iran and on countries that trade with Iran. China says the sanctions are illegal.
Ten baby barn owls were born at two secret places in County Fermanagh. It is the first time in 50 years.
Dolly Parton, the famous country singer from Tennessee, has died. She was 80 years old. She wrote more than 3,000 songs.
Canada will put new taxes on American goods like steel, furniture and makeup. The taxes start on 8 September.
Serena Williams played at the US Open in New York for the first time in four years. Her partner was Carlos Alcaraz.
SpaceX will build its biggest rocket site in Louisiana, in the United States. It will cost $100 billion and create 3,000 jobs.
Australia's music charts will not include songs made by AI. Songs must be mostly made by people.
A photographer put a camera under the ice. A polar bear came and looked into it. Now the photo is in a big competition.
A tornado hit the village of Pomas in the south-west of France on Monday. It damaged about 300 houses and hurt 39 people.
A rock drummer joins a football expert to guess Premier League scores.
Europe's top clubs now know their Champions League opponents this season.
The UK weekend will be cooler, windier and much wetter than lately.
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