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1. Countries sharply split on fossil fuels on COP30 climate summit final day

   Brazil's new draft proposal does not contain a roadmap for a transition, nor mention 'fossil fuels' at all.

2. Barcelona vs Athletic Bilbao: La Liga – team news, start, lineups

   Barcelona can return to the top of La Liga on goal difference if they beat Athletic Bilbao at Camp Nou.

3. Ukraine doubts Russia’s desire for peace amid reports of US-drafted plan

   As fighting rages and Russia seizes settlements, a US-Russia constructed plan looks set to upset Kyiv and its EU allies.

4. CAIR sues Texas governor over ‘unconstitutional’ terror designation

   US Muslim civil rights group says Greg Abbott's designation of its Texas chapter is 'unconstitutional and defamatory'.

5. COP30 is climate conference “of implementation”

   The significance of COP30 and the importance of countries building resilience to climate change.

6. Separatist leader Kanu sentenced to life in prison in Nigeria

   Separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu shouted in protest at a court hearing in Nigeria, before he was sentenced to life.

7. Israel plans to seize major Roman-era historical site in occupied West Bank

   Anti-settlement group Peace Now says land grab would become Israel's largest of archaeologically significant land.

8. Senior Democrat responds to Trump death penalty threat

   A senior Democrat in the US condemned comments by Donald Trump as ‘unhinged’.

9. How Trump’s absence marks leadership opportunity for China at G20

   Beijing is expected to strike a conciliatory tone at this year's G20 and expand its foothold in the African continent.

10. White House unaware that US ambassador to Israel met with convicted spy

    CIA reportedly 'alarmed' by the meeting, which broke a longstanding policy of not speaking with convicted spies.