Dijon has deep Burgundy roots and a history as a medieval and Renaissance power hub. Currently, it’s highlighted in international news coverage linked to regional events and cultural affairs.
The independent review into March’s Old Firm clash has highlighted near-misses, planning failures, and a call for stronger sanctions and accountability for clubs. Hearings are set for August 13 as the SFA publishes its findings.
Independent, BBC, and CNBC report Shein posts a Q1 loss amid higher duties from US and EU, offset by price hikes and growth in active customers ahead of a Hong Kong listing. Citations show a mixed picture: revenue up slightly in Q1 but net income down due to accounting changes and tariffs.
Wildfires across Spain and France have stabilised in recent days amid a heatwave, with thousands evacuated and tens of thousands returning home as authorities say conditions remain volatile and containment continues.
The nine-stage Tour de France Femmes 2026 has begun in Lausanne. Vollering heads a strong field with Ferrand-Prevot and Niewiadoma-Phinney among contenders as stages unfold across Switzerland and France, including Mont Ventoux on stage seven.
Norwegian rider Haugset has seized the yellow jersey at the Tour de France Femmes after breaking away on the Jura stage, edging Lotte Kopecky by 1 minute 24 seconds. The stage from Geneva to Poligny featured multiple climbs and a challenging finish in the Jura, with Haugset now two minutes clear in the general classification as race heads into France.
Haugset has claimed a dramatic solo stage win and the yellow jersey in the Tour Femmes, with two minutes 2 seconds ahead of Kim Le Court ahead of the 21km time trial. The Norwegian champion has become the first from her country to wear yellow in this race.