Manchester United have reportedly reached an agreement on personal terms with Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Manuel Ugarte. The talented Uruguayan, represented by agent Jorge Mendes, is eager to join the Red Devils despite their absence from Champions League football this season. United are negotiating a transfer fee, with PSG asking for £59 million. This deal follows a series of strategic midfield reinforcements aimed at bolstering the squad.

Veteran journalist Macharia Gaitho was briefly arrested in a mistaken identity case before being released by police. Authorities clarified the arrest was an error intended for someone else. Gaitho was taken after seeking safety at Karen Police Station following suspicious activity. The incident, deemed 'highly regrettable,' highlights ongoing concerns about journalist safety.

French football sensation Kylian Mbappe made a grand entrance at Real Madrid, fulfilling his lifelong dream on July 16, 2024. With a five-year contract and the iconic No. 9 shirt, he aims to achieve new heights alongside teammates Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Junior under coach Carlo Ancelotti. Amidst emotional moments and high aspirations, the club prepares for a promising future.

Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo has achieved the remarkable feat of sharing the Euro 2024 top scorer award with five other players. Gakpo netted three goals, leading the Netherlands to the semi-finals. The other top scorers include Harry Kane, Georges Mikautadze, Jamal Musiala, Dani Olmo, and Ivan Schranz. This is the first shared award since Euro 2000.

Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, called for national unity after surviving an assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally. The FBI is investigating the suspect's motives. Trump, after receiving treatment for minor injuries, emphasized resilience and thanked God for his safety. The incident has sparked security concerns and demands for an inquiry from lawmakers.

Today, Barbora Krejcikova faces Jasmine Paolini in the 2024 Wimbledon women's singles final. Krejcikova defeated Elena Rybakina while Paolini overcame Donna Vekic in the longest women's semi-final in Wimbledon history. Tune in at 1pm BST on BBC One or stream live via BBC Sport and iPlayer. The winner takes home a £2.7m prize.

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations sheds light on the shocking discovery of six mutilated female bodies in Mukuru kwa Njenga. The bodies, found in an abandoned quarry, were wrapped in nylon and tied up, indicating brutal execution. The DCI, led by Mohamed Amin, is on a mission to uncover the truth behind these horrifying murders amid growing concerns about women's safety and possible links to anti-government protests.

The UEFA Euro 2024 final will see Spain face England in Berlin. With both teams having met twice in the tournament's history, England previously emerged victorious. As Spain triumphed over France and England defeated the Netherlands in the semi-finals, key duels include Harry Kane and Dani Olmo, both joint top scorers, set to be decisive figures.

Japan is seeing an increase in bear attacks, prompting the government to simplify shooting regulations in residential areas. There were 219 bear encounters with six fatalities in the past year. This rise is linked to a growing bear population and an aging rural community. Although police authorization is currently required for hunters, upcoming legislative changes aim for swifter responses to ensure safety.

Justina Wamae, the 2022 running mate from the Roots Party, has declined an appointment from President Ruto to join the 20-member HRH taskforce. Wamae cited her ongoing maternity leave as the reason for her decision. The taskforce aims to audit and improve Kenya's healthcare workforce. Despite her refusal, Wamae expressed gratitude for the recognition.

Enzo Maresca, Chelsea's new head coach, addressed comparisons to Pep Guardiola, emphasizing his unique coaching style. Drawing from his experience under Guardiola at Manchester City, Maresca aims to build a robust football culture at Chelsea. He previously guided Leicester City back to the Premier League and is keen on instilling aggression both on and off the ball in his new team.

Emma Raducanu stirred controversy at Wimbledon by withdrawing from her mixed doubles match with Andy Murray due to a wrist issue. Originally excited about pairing with Murray, Raducanu chose to prioritize her singles campaign and her health. Judy Murray initially criticized the decision but later clarified her comments. Raducanu stood by her decision, emphasizing the importance of self-prioritization in sports.