A man pleads guilty to drugging, sexually abusing and raping his wife over more than 20 years, admitting around 60 offences. The charges include rape and administering a substance with intent. The guilty pleas come shortly before trial and bring one of the day’s starkest health-related stories into court as a case of prolonged violence and coercion.

Pubs and restaurants in the UK report a hit to revenue as use of weight-loss drugs grows and some customers change how much they eat and drink. Operators say they are seeing fewer visits and lower spending, suggesting the rapid uptake of these medicines is beginning to affect consumer habits beyond healthcare and into the hospitality sector.

A man in his 50s is taken to hospital after a shark attack at Glenfield Beach north of Geraldton in Western Australia. Paramedics respond at the scene and move him from the beach for treatment. The incident adds to the day’s health emergencies, with the focus on his transfer to medical care after the attack.

Alexander Zverev wins the US Open and uses the moment to speak about living with Type 1 diabetes, thanking his mother for rejecting early warnings that the condition would limit his life and sport. He presents the illness as something to manage rather than surrender to, turning a post-match interview into a message about resilience and chronic disease.

Four people are hospitalized after a crane collapses at a construction site in Miami. Officials say the collapse crushes part of the work area while workers are inside a box or structure at the site. The injuries place the accident among the day’s significant health and safety stories as emergency crews respond to a workplace disaster.

A suspected poacher dies after an encounter with elephants in Kruger National Park near the Pafuri area. He is found dead in the bush after entering the park illegally. The case centers on fatal trauma in a wildlife setting and closes the day’s health file with another story of sudden injury and death.