A new portrait of King Charles has been released to mark Armed Forces Day in the UK. The photo was taken in the Grand Corridor of Windsor Castle last November by his coronation photographer, Hugo Burnand. In the picture, the monarch is wearing his Field Marshall Number One ceremonial dress featuring medals, swords, and decorations. In addition, Queen Camilla thanked veterans and the armed forces for their service.

Princess Anne has returned home after spending five nights in the hospital for a concussion. It's understood the 73-year-old suffered minor head injuries after being struck by a horse on her estate. King Charles' sister will rest at home and not return to public duties until doctors advise it is safe to do so.

Fitzpatrick Advisory Special Counsel’s Bruce Hawker says Americans “can’t assume” Joe Biden’s health would improve within the next few years. “We can only speculate what his health would be like in the coming years, we can’t assume for any second that it’s going to be any better than we saw yesterday,” he told Sky News Australia. “So yes, there would be extreme pressure on him, in fact tonight in the United States the New York Times editorial board has just editorialised that he should step down in the interest of the nation and of democracy.”

Sky News commentator Des Houghton says Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates “espouses” the same sentiments as Opposition leader Peter Dutton on nuclear energy. “Gates has put his money where his mouth is by investing $1 billion in a mob called TerraPower – a startup that’s building a plant and two weeks ago they began work at Wyoming,” Mr Houghton told Sky News Australia. “He told the crowd there that they were standing on what will soon be the bedrock of America’s energy future.”

US politics expert Jennifer Walsh says it is “very possible” to see a change in who the Democratic presidential candidate will be following Joe Biden’s performance in his debate with Donald Trump. “Biden will resist that pressure but I think there’s going to be a lot serious conversation about getting him to step down voluntarily,” she told Sky News Australia. The first debate between US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump concluded in Atlanta.

The Glastonbury Music Festival is underway in the United Kingdom. This year, the popstar Dua Lipa will feature as one of the headline acts. The popular festival is known for hosting popular stars from all around the world.

US politics expert Jennifer Walsh says Joe Biden’s “most important job” is to convince his party to keep him as the Democratic presidential candidate. “The most important power of the president is the power to persuade – not only does he have to persuade voters to back him, but he’s got to persuade party leaders to go along with an agenda” The first debate between US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump concluded in Atlanta.

A cold, wet and windy change is crossing southeast and central Australia this weekend. Saturday marked Adelaide’s wettest day since January. In Tasmania the rain was incessant through the night on the northern parts but is now easing and contracting back to the northeast corner.

Iran is going to the polls to replace President Ebrahim Raisi. Mr Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash earlier this year. The election comes at a time when tensions are heightened between the West and groups backed by Iran, including Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis.

The world is reacting to CNN's presidential debate yesterday, which has been described as agonising. Donald Trump has emerged as the winner of this debate, where he was seen as nimbler and more disciplined compared to 2020. Pressure is mounting on President Joe Biden to resign after he stumbled and rambled during the 90-minute event.

REA Group Senior Economist Eleanor Creagh says the risk of an interest rate rise before the end of the year has “increased”. Economists believe there is a 50 per cent chance of a recession if the Reserve Bank is forced to raise interest rates. There is a 40 per cent chance interest rates may be hiked in August after monthly inflation came in above market expectations at four per cent.

REA Group Senior Economist Eleanor Creagh says home prices are going to continue lifting with the ongoing “supply-demand mismatch”. Ms Creagh told Sky News Australia that the lack of housing supply with the increased demand is “fueling” prices. Australian home prices are expected to rise by up to five per cent by year's end.

New data reveals students are dropping out of universities at record rates. The data suggests one-third of trainee teachers, IT specialists and a quarter of nurses have failed to complete a degree, according to The Australian. The rising withdrawal rates are expected to worsen skills shortages and put pressure on taxpayers with unpaid student debts.

Economists believe there is a 50 per cent chance of a recession if the Reserve Bank is forced to raise interest rates. The warning comes on the eve of $23 billion dollars in annual tax cuts, which will flow into the economy from next week. There is a 40 per cent chance interest rates may be hiked in August after inflation came in above market expectations at four per cent this week.

Former US president Donald Trump says the United States is “going to be strong again” if he gets elected. Mr Trump sent a warning to “enemies” of the US – telling them “don’t play around” during the five month transition period after the election. “If you have a smart president, they’re not enemies, you’ll make them do great.”

Former US president Donald Trump says his debate with Joe Biden was a defeat for the “entire radical left Democrat Party”. Mr Trump said Joe Biden’s time as president has led to “international humiliation” for the US. “Nobody respects him.”

Former US president Donald Trump says World War III has “never been so close”. Mr Trump said if a world war takes off, it will be a “war like no other”. “This is going to be something of the likes of which we’ve never seen.”

Shadow Resources Minister Susan McDonald discusses the Coalition's calls to increase uranium exports. "Australia has an abundance of this resource, In fact, we have a third of the known uranium resources in the world," Ms McDonald told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. "We have a long history of exporting uranium, we know how to do it safely, we have expertise in mining in this country. "The world is hungry for more uranium."

Sky News host James Morrow discusses the likelihood of Joe Biden being replaced as the Democratic candidate after his US presidential debate performance. “It’s approaching an almost near certainty,” Mr Morrow told Sky News host Caleb Bond. “All of the commentary out of the left is this is an unmitigated disaster, and we have to stop the bleeding.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond says Joe Biden is “losing the presidency” after his performance in the first debate with Donald Trump. Democratic US President Joe Biden struggled with a shaky performance during the first presidential debate while his Republican rival Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of attacks. “The Democrats would have to be talking seriously about replacing him because he was woeful,” Mr Bond said. “Before he had even opened his mouth, he looked feeble and dottery.”