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MI5 chief Sir Ken McCallum warned that threats to the UK from Russia, Iran, and AI are now roughly of an equal scale. The Pope was diagnosed with lung cancer but had successful surgery. A man killed in a tiger attack was remembered by his family as warm and engaging. The football regulator said he would resign over any political interference in the Manchester City case. Cornell University banned all fraternity parties following gang sex assault allegations. A former gang boss was sentenced to 40 years for orchestrating Tupac Shakur's murder. Student protesters in Paris told the BBC they need to scream to be heard. Donald Trump dismissed Kimberly Guilfoyle as US ambassador to Greece amid corruption allegations. MI5 also stated that Russia attempted to interfere in the Brexit vote but with little impact. Most English football clubs are on the brink of financial disaster, according to a report. Bumble was bought for $1.3 billion as a 'bet on the future of humanity.' The Champions League match between Manchester United and Atlético drew reactions, with United losing.