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Tate brothers arrested in the US

Tate brothers arrested in the US

NewsFeed Video shows the moment controversial influencer brothers Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami, US. The arrests came after UK prosecutors brought 38 new charges related to rape and sex trafficking, bringing the total to 59. Published On 19 Jul 2026 Adblock test (Why?)

Designing cities for a hotter future

Designing cities for a hotter future

Talk to Al Jazeera Sustainability expert and climate advocate Mina Hasman’s vision of designing cities that behave like forests and buildings that act like trees. What if our cities could adapt like nature? Award-winning architect and Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) Mina Hasman shares her vision of designing cities that behave like forests and buildings that act like trees. The Times 100 climate leader explains why cities must urgently adapt to climate change. She explores a new era of climate-ready design where buildings breathe, communities thrive and urban environments work with nature, not against it. Published On 19 Jul 2026 Adblock test (Why?)

Kimi Antonelli wins Belgian Grand Prix to extend F1 championship lead

Kimi Antonelli wins Belgian Grand Prix to extend F1 championship lead

Mercedes driver won his sixth GP of 2026 as championship rival and teammate George Russell crashes out on first lap. Kimi Antonelli won the Belgian Grand Prix for Mercedes on Sunday to stretch his Formula One lead to 45 points over Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton on a bleak day for teammate George Russell, his closest title rival heading into the race. Russell had been the 19-year-old Italian’s closest rival before the start at Spa-Francorchamps, but the Briton spun off into the gravel on the opening lap after a collision with Hamilton while trying to make up places lost at lights out. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4Spain vs Argentina: Five key factors that could decide World Cup final list 2 of 4World Cup 2026 final: Closing ceremony and half-time show – what to know list 3 of 4The story behind football stars Messi and Yamal’s viral photo list 4 of 4Why is Argentina’s football team so white? end of list Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was second in the 44-lap race, 1.952 seconds behind after leading, thanks to a pit stop while a virtual safety car was deployed, with Max Verstappen third to give Red Bull their 300th Formula One podium. Hamilton finished fourth, despite serving a five-second penalty for the collision with Russell, but remained under investigation for an unsafe release from a pit stop that could drop him to fifth and further stretch Antonelli’s lead. Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli leads Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen at the beginning of the Belgian Grand Prix [Sarah Meyssonnier/POOL via AFP] It was Antonelli’s sixth win in 10 rounds this season, leaving him 50 points clear of Russell. Antonelli was first in qualifying, continuing Mercedes’ clean sweep of pole positions this season. “It’s great to be back on the top step after a few difficult rounds,” said Antonelli, who had drawn a blank in two of the past three rounds. “It was a hard-fought race. We lost first place with the VSC but then we managed to make our way back. “The momentum was always there. It was just about getting the results,” he added. “Today we were a bit lucky with what happened in terms of the championship but you have to take every opportunity because we saw how much it can swing.” McLaren’s Oscar Piastri finished fifth, with Isack Hadjar sixth for Red Bull from last on the grid. Reigning champion Lando Norris was seventh for McLaren after starting 13th due to a 10-place grid drop. Gabriel Bortoleto brought more points for Audi in eighth place, with Arvid Lindblad ninth for Racing Bulls and Argentine Franco Colapinto completing the scoring in 10th place for Renault-owned Alpine. Adblock test (Why?)