Lewis Capaldi returned to Glastonbury with an emotional set, expressing gratitude to fans for their support. The Scottish singer performed a short set, including new song Survive, and ended with Somebody You Loved.

The conflict between Iran and Israel has sparked debates on the effectiveness of the strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and the true impact on Iran's nuclear programme.

Trump accused Khamenei of lying about winning a war with Israel, revealing he had been working on sanctions relief for Iran before stopping it. Trump also claimed to have prevented a major Israeli aerial assault on Tehran.

Harvard is reaching out to big companies for research funding following Trump's funding cuts. The university is in early talks with tech and pharmaceutical firms to secure new agreements.

Despite controversy, the BBC plans to air Kneecap's Glastonbury performance following calls for a ban due to a member's terror charge. The broadcaster asserts they do not ban artists and will review the broadcast to align with editorial standards.

The week saw intense developments in the 12-day Iran-Israel war, Russia's intensified attacks on Ukraine, the Baltics preparing for potential threats from Russia, India calling on China to settle the border dispute, and Myanmar's junta administration hinting at elections despite challenges.

Trump affirmed he would consider bombing Iran's nuclear sites again if needed and expressed belief that Iran is currently focused on survival rather than nuclear activities. Recent comments from Iranian officials suggest no immediate plans for new negotiations with the US.

The Geneva branch of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation faces possible court action for failing to comply with registration requirements. The foundation, backed by Israel and the U.S., has been distributing aid in Gaza using a new model that has been criticized by the United Nations.

Trump vows to bomb Iran again if it pursues nuclear weapons, while Iran's Supreme Leader issues threats against US military bases. Trump calls for international inspection to prevent Iran from restarting its nuclear programme.

Israeli military official claims Israel dealt a major blow to Iran's nuclear project by neutralizing its ability to enrich uranium and produce a nuclear weapon core. Iran retaliated with missile strikes on Israeli military sites and cities.

IDF acknowledges probe into deadly shootings near Gaza aid sites but denies ordering troops to shoot civilians. Military investigating potential war crimes after reports of daily shootings around aid distribution sites.

IDF Chief Zamir indicated that the fighting in Gaza is the main focus and they are nearing their defined objectives. Operational options will soon be presented to the political leadership to achieve the goals of the campaign.