Analysis: Boris Johnson stakes the UK's future on Donald Trump  

This weekend, Boris Johnson makes his leadership debut on the world stage at the G7 in the French resort of Biarritz.

Bournemouth v Manchester City: match preview   10%

Can Bournemouth stop Manchester City? Probably not. Eight defeats from eight meetings in the Premier League speaks for itself. How Pep Guardiola’s side respond to completely dominating Tottenham but failing to win is key. If profligacy is again the order of the day then Eddie Howe could spring a surprise. A rather large if, however, considering the embarrassment of talent at Guardiola’s disposal. Graham Searles

Sunday 2pm Sky Sports Premier League

After Nazi salute video, more racist videos emerge, roiling O.C. school   16%

School officials are reopening their investigation into high school students caught on video making a Nazi salute as new racist footage surfaces.

Kashmir: A bold strategy isn't always wise   -40%

Centralisation, not autonomy, has driven revolts. Delhi’s Kashmir move could make matters worse.

The future is here and it's looking bright   50%

Put away that crystal ball. The technology to make your life better – and perhaps even longer – already exists.

Upland's DonJ'rael Brooks making up for lost time on field and with recruiters   50%

DonJ'rael Brooks of Upland missed most of his junior season with injuries. Now the senior cornerback and receiver is working to impress recruiters.

PSG reject Barcelona offer for Neymar again: Reports  

According to reports, PSG had rejected the initial bid for the Brazilian which was to pay a loan fee, cover Neymar’s salary and have an optional purchase clause for next season

Norwich vs Chelsea predicted line-ups: Team news and injury latest ahead of Premier League clash  

The Blues are winless so far this season, while the Canaries are flying after beating Newcastle last time out

3 takeaways from Michigan basketballs 2019-20 schedule   -13%

From an early glance, Juwan Howard's first season as head coach of Michigan basketball has plenty of difficult games and tough stretches.

Make builders and designers liable for flat defects - it works overseas   -5%

The law makes unit buyers liable for the faulty work of others. To prevent another Mascot Towers fiasco, hand liability back to those who can manage the risk.

Make your short Texas getaways memorable by booking a unique rental, from a house boat to a prison   42%

Texas' road-trip travel season is in full swing. Instead of booking a hotel, make your trip memorable by opting for a non-traditional rental.

Guardiola surprised by star Silvas success in England  

David Silva is in line to make the 400th appearance of his extraordinary Manchester City career with manager Pep Guardiola admitting he never expected his star playmaker to survive in the English game.

Manchester United and Inter to resume Alexis Snchez loan talks   1%

• Chilean player ready to make switch to San Siro
• Inter currently want to pay half of United demands

Manchester United and Internazionale will resume talks on Monday in an effort to finalise Alexis Sánchez’s loan move to the Serie A club.

The clubs will stay in contact this weekend, and the key matter to be resolved relates to the proportion of the forward’s £390,000-a-week salary to be paid by Inter.

UCLA might play opener with true freshman Sean Rhyan at tackle   8%

The Bruins might open the season against Cincinnati with true freshman tackle Sean Rhyan in the starting lineup, and he might be their next big thing.

Plaid is back big-time for fall   16%

Get a head start on the season’s classic back-to-school print with these wear-anywhere picks

US bacon reserves plummet. What's behind the rise of the rasher?   20%

Once relegated to the breakfast table and seasonal BLTs, bacon has since penetrated fast food and gourmet restaurant menus.

Is US capitalism really abandoning the 'greed is good' mantra? | Larry Elliott   -30%

The US roundtablers’ pledge is woolly. So it’s baby steps for now to stop Capitol Hill forcing more drastic changes

Milton Friedman will be spinning in his grave at the heresy perpetrated by the US Business Roundtable. For the thick end of five decades US capitalism has been run along Friedmanite lines – namely that businesses are there to make money for their shareholders. No charitable giving, no diversity awareness. No green audits. Just making money. Period.

Now some of the highest paid on the planet have appeared to ditch the idea of shareholder primacy. Sure, they say, shareholders matter but so do a range of other stakeholders: customers, employees, suppliers and communities. Workers must be treated with dignity and respect. Businesses will be run sustainably in order to protect the environment.

Israeli netball: Givat Washington battles Raanana to rare draw  

In soccer, Ra’anana avoids draw to stay on top of International Football League table

Israeli gymnast wins silver medal at European championship   12%

This is the first time that three Israelis make it to the finals of the European championship

Editorial: Why did the mountain lion cross the 405 Freeway?  

If we want L.A.'s mountain lions to survive and find new territory, we need to make crossing roads easier for them.

Real Madrid opens Spanish league with 3-1 win over Celta   20%

Karim Benzema scored a goal and set up another as Real Madrid began its Spanish league campaign with a comfortable 3-1 win at Celta Vigo on Saturday.Toni Kroos and Lucas Vázquez also scored, as

'The system is wrong': Scott slams AFL over MCG grand final   -50%

Geelong coach Chris Scott has again attacked the AFL over the league’s finals fixturing arrangement, declaring that “the system is wrong”.

What is Chinas propaganda machine saying about the Hong Kong protests?   -12%

Beijing blames foreign forces for inciting ‘riots.’ Here’s why that makes sense in China.

'Rolling the dice': Sydney faces challenging fire season, charts show   35%

The Sydney region will enter spring primed for large bushfires after another dry winter, with maps showing moisture levels are below those in the run-up to most big fire season in 2013.

Dodgers homer in 10th ruins Blue Jays' comeback bid  

Max Muncy homered in the bottom of the 10th inning to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers over the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 Wednesday night for their 50th home victory of the season.

People are having their diamonds made, literally from the ashes of love   35%

Several companies are making lab-grown diamonds using the ashes of beloved people or pets.

Stay greedy: Klopps mantra for title-chasing Liverpool   22%

Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp wants his players to “stay greedy” in pursuit of an elusive Premier League title as they prepare for their first big test of the season against Arsenal on

The Empty Plate: The rise and rise of bread   70%

Over time – and good bread is all about time – more people are "getting" what it takes to make a good loaf.

Opinion: Gavin Newsom tells Southern California NIMBYs to expect new housing in their backyards   10%

Gov. Newsom just made clear that his administration is going to be far more aggressive in requiring cities and counties to make room for new housing.

Liverpool vs Arsenal prediction: How will Premier League clash at Anfield play out?  

The Premier League's top two go head-to-head this weekend

Zinedine Zidane cannot contemplate goalkeeper Keylor Navas leaving Real Madrid   60%

Navas has been at Madrid since 2014 and was their number one during their unprecedented hat-trick of Champions League titles between 2016 and 2018.

College admissions: Taking privilege down a notch?   -16%

The pressure is on to make college admissions more equitable, with less weight on “legacy,” and more on leg work, like teens’ jobs that pay for food.

Newsletter: Today: Where are all the wildfires?   5%

A wet spring. A balmy summer. And now a relatively fire-free fire season.

Ontario shipyard accuses feds of stacking the deck for Quebec builder   -25%

Hamilton-based firm makes complaint to trade tribunal over government’s search for shipyard to add to its multibillion-dollar shipbuilding strategy

Plane makes emergency landing on Highway  

Goal start: Sporting under-17s score opener without touching the ball video   10%

A bizarre moment from a Portuguese under-17s match saw hosts Sporting go 1-0 up after just 13 seconds – without even touching the ball. Opponents União Almeirim played the ball back from kick-off and it eventually found their goalkeeper, who failed to make contact with his clearance, letting the ball roll embarrassingly into an empty net. There was no way back from there for União, who lost the game 4-0.

Sylvinho has revived Lyon so will Ligue 1 have a title race after all?   -16%

Lyon have won both of their games so far this season and look like a team reborn under their young Brazilian manager

By Adam White and Eric Devin for Get French Football News

“I didn’t think he would be a coach,” explained Gilles Grimandi. “I thought he would be disappointed – that he wouldn’t understand why some people don’t have the same spirit as him, invest as much or work as hard. He has such a passion for football that it takes precedence over everything else.” Despite the concerns of his former Arsenal teammate, his minimal experience, little understanding of French, the sales of key players and a volatile fanbase, Sylvinho looks better suited to coaching than Grimandi expected.

Lyon are only two games into the season and Sylvinho is rightly cautious about heightened expectation, but the manager has a pair of meaningful victories to his name. Previous incumbent Bruno Génésio suffered through a toxic atmosphere at Parc OL, incessant pressure from fans and media alike, and widespread criticism of his tactical nous. Under Génésio, Lyon repeatedly struggled for inspiration against the more conservative tactics of weaker Ligue 1 sides, while Europa League collapses horribly punctuated his tenure. Lyon often lacked ideas and cohesion, but that has already started to change under Sylvinho.

How museums are learning from kids  

The idea of making museums interactive for children has been around for decades. Now experts in the field say the idea of a more hands-on experience for museumgoers is spreading to institutions not just aimed at pint-size patrons.

Coleraine have shown quality but there's still more to come, says Lowry  

Coleraine midfielder Stephen Lowry says his side have already proved they can rattle the cages of the big guns this season.

Norwich City v Chelsea: Premier League live!   -6%

• Premier League updates from the 12.30pm BST kick-off
• Max Rushden takes a trip inside the VAR bunker
• And you can email Barry here or tweet @bglendenning

12.49pm BST

Chelsea retake the lead, with Mason Mount scoring his second goal in as many games.

12.48pm BST

15 min: Marco Stiepermann cynically hauls down Mateo Kovacic as he galloped towards the Norwich penalty area. Remarkably,m the Norwich midfielder escapes a booking, but Chelsea have a free-kick from about 35 yards out, in the inside right channel. Mason Mount swings the ball into the penalty area, where Stiepermann puts it out for a corner. Nothing comes of it.