The Duke of Sussex and six others have lost their High Court privacy case against the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

Here’s what was said in the judgement, and what it means for Prince Harry and other claimants including Sir Elton John, Liz Hurley and Baroness Lawrence.

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Is there any medical evidence which proves that electronic cigarettes are bad for your health? Figures suggest the number of people using electronic cigarettes in Britain has trebled in the past 2 years.

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Donald Trump has revealed that he personally called Gianni Infantino, the head of Fifa, to ask him to review the red card given to United States’ star player Folarin Balogun.

The striker had been given a one-match ban after a hard tackle against Tarik Muharemovic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, but the punishment was suspended in time for the US to play their last-16 match against Belgium yesterday.

The US lost the match against Belgium 4-1, but the decision to allow Balogun to play has been widely condemned across the football world.

European footballing organisation UEFA, called it, “unprecedented, incomprehensible and unjustifiable”, and former Fifa president Sepp Blatter writing on X, “Redcards are not overturned by political phone calls… Football must never become a playground for political power.”

Infantino has insisted the decision was made independently by Fifa’s “independent judicial bodies”.

On today’s Global Story podcast, Tristan Redman is joined by New Yorker staff writer Sam Knight, to explain the scandal, and how Infantino’s governance of Fifa has brought football and politics closer together.

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Chapters:
00:00 Why was Balogun’s red card overturned?
02:00 Who is Gianni Infantino?
03:30 What influence has Infantino had on Fifa?
06:30 How has Infantino’s relationship with Trump impacted football?
08:00 How much control does Infantino have?
09:52 Why was it important for Fifa to have the USA in the World Cup?
12:00 Why has this incident gone global?
13:30 Is there an inherent flaw in sport’s governance?

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Catholicism was the inspiration behind this year’s Met Gala in New York, the annual benefit event for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute.
Celebrities hit the red carpet sporting papal-inspired gowns, crosses and, in singer Katy Perry’s case, oversized angel wings.

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As Nato leaders meet in Ankara, is Russia eyeing-up these four strategic locations, as a means of testing Nato’s defences?

Defence spending and procurement is top of the agenda at the summit in the Turkish capital, but how vulnerable is Nato’s eastern flank? And how can they help replenish Ukraine’s depleted air defences without the United States?

This is The Security Brief with Christian Fraser and Mikey Kay.

00:00-00:45 INTRODUCTION
00:45-02:54 HOW MUCH DO NATO MEMBERS SPEND?
02:54-06:36 CAN EUROPE MEET DEFENCE COMMITMENTS?
06:36-11:04 WHY CAN’T EUROPE FILL THE PRODUCTION GAP?
11:04-15:24 WHAT IS EUROPE’S STRATEGIC WEAKNESS?
15:24-18:26 ​THE FOUR LOCATIONS RUSSIA COULD TEST NATO
18:26-18:52 THE SECURITY BRIEF SPEAKS TO SWEDEN’S PM

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