Rare flower | Twenty more plants and animals, including a type of waratah, have been added to Australia’s list of threatened wildlife, bringing the total number of endangered species and ecosystems to almost 2,250.

Online furore | During the peak of global controversy in April over demands to remove tweets showing the stabbing of a bishop in Sydney, the Australian online safety regulator asked Elon Musk’s X to delete a tweet of the video posted by the United Australia party senator Ralph Babet, Guardian Australia can reveal.

Centrepay action | The national energy regulator is weighing up whether to take new action against three retailers for their alleged use of the Centrepay system after a landmark court win against AGL.

Sailors’ return | The two people rescued from a yacht off Sydney’s coast have said they are very glad to be back on dry land and were treated to a meat pie and a cup of coffee after spending 19 hours clinging to their stricken yacht.

Àvendre | Brittany Higgins and David Sharaz have put their French home on the market for €420,000 (A$690,000), weeks after flagging that the property had to be sold to fund mounting legal fees.

Channel deaths | At least 12 people have died – including a pregnant woman and six children – and two others are missing after a boat carrying dozens of people seeking asylum in the UK was “ripped open” in the Channel.

Trump warning| Donald Trump and his allies at Turning Point USA, True the Vote and other Maga stalwarts are spreading conspiracy theories about election fraud in order to lay the groundwork to challenge the outcome of November’s election if he loses, experts and anti-Trump Republicans have warned.

Ukraine attack | A Russian attack on a military school in the Ukrainian city of Poltava has killed at least 41 people and injured more than 180. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for Mongolia to face “consequences” after its failure to arrest Vladimir Putin during the Russian leader’s first visit to a member nation of the international criminal court since it issued an arrest warrant for him last year.

‘I am evil’ | Scribbled notes by the neonatal nurse Lucy Letby, used to help convict her of murdering seven babies, were written on the advice of professionals as a way of dealing with extreme stress, the Guardian has learned.

X fails | The Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, says he hopes his country’s ban of the social network X shows the world “it isn’t obliged to put up with Elon Musk’s far-right free-for-all just because he is rich”.

Cycling | Australia’s Ben O’Connor is clinging on to the red jersey but Primoz Roglic cut his overall lead to just five seconds after a dramatic mountain stage.

Tennis | Emma Navarro beat Paula Badosa 6-2 7-5 as the women’s quarter-finals began at the US Open and now it’s the men on centre court with Tayor Fritz v Alexander Zverev. Follow the action live.

Paralympics | Great Britain have beaten Australia in the men’s wheelchair basketball quarter-finals, among the action at the Paralympics overnight. Catch up with our live blog.

Cricket | Brendon McCullum will take full control of England’s senior men’s international cricket teams from January after the red-ball coach agreed to also assume white-ball duties in what the ECB called “a strategic restructure”.

Economy | June quarter GDP figures released at 11.30am.

Science | Eureka prizes awarded this evening at the Australian Museum.

Brisbane | Queensland Rural Press Club lunch with state opposition leader David Crisafulli.

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