Caroline Hepker

Now, the UK has issued a rare summer energy warning as soaring temperatures put pressure on the electricity system.

The grid operator is asking power stations to make any spare electricity available as a precaution, although it does not expect blackouts.

Bloomberg's James Walcock reports on how the heat wave is affecting networks across Europe.

US President Donald Trump has been forced to defend his deal with Iran as he faces growing domestic pressure over his strategy with Tehran.

Trump says that Iran will only be able to use funds released from frozen accounts to buy food and medical supplies from the United States.

But Tehran quickly disputed those comments, with the two sides also offering conflicting accounts on other key issues, including the future of nuclear inspections.

Here's the US President.

Trump's latest efforts to shore up support for the Iran deal comes as the Republican-led Senate voted to end U.S.

involvement in the conflict.

The resolution, though, is unlikely to force any change in the administration's strategy because it would almost certainly be blocked by a presidential veto.

Yeah, Antonio Tajani.

We have to get our Italian accents in gear for that one, don't we, Lizzie?

Right, let's also think about the footy, shall we?

England have edged closer to the knockout stages of the World Cup, but it was a frustrating nil-nil draw against Ghana.

Thomas Tuchel's side are on four points in their group now and they are guaranteed to finish at least third.

England midfielder Jude Bellingham says that they will take positives from the game, even though they didn't get the win.

Jude Bellingham and the England squad will have to wait until Saturday's game against Panama to confirm their place in the last 32.

Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first player to score in six World Cups.

He found the net twice for Portugal as they thrashed Uzbekistan 5-0.

So those are the top stories for you today, including the football.