Sudan Court Drone Strike Kills 35

A Sudanese army drone strike hit a court session in a paramilitary-held village, killing at least 35 people, a rights group said, the morning's deadliest news. Diplomacy stayed murky: Iran denied Trump's claim that new US talks start Monday, saying it is negotiating separately with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz. In Britain, Reform UK said it would send the Royal Navy against Channel migrant boats, calling it the largest such operation since World War Two. Japan mourned two women workers killed in a blast after their employer sent them back into an earthquake-damaged Aeon Mall for cash; the company apologised. England issued heat alerts as temperatures head toward 34C. In Myanmar, new photos showed detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi meeting an ICRC official, healthy, in her first confirmed outside contact in two and a half years. Sport had its own churn: England's FA is set to join Wales in dropping support for FIFA's Infantino amid World Cup rows, Celtic drew Austrian champions LASK in the Champions League play-off, Newcastle signed keeper Lukas Hornicek from Braga for £25.7m, and Manchester United Women's boss Marc Skinner quit before the WSL season. Ariana Grande, 33, will step back from public life after her tour ends next month, while the new Spider-Man film scored cinema's second-biggest opening weekend, boosting Disney before Avengers: Doomsday.