42 m. ago Secret Service’s ‘cascade of failures’ allowed Trump assassination attempt, report says

Highly critical Senate committee report calls for severe disciplinary action against Secret Service in the futureA new Senate committee report on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, last year, described the events as a “cascade of preventable failures” and called for more severe disciplinary action to be taken with the Secret Service in the future.In the 31-page, highly critical findings released on Sunday, the Senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee lamented the mishandling of communications around the rally and said Trump was denied extra security on the day. Continue reading...

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74 m. ago Lorraine Kelly 'signs deal' with TV rival Channel 4 following ITV's major cuts

Iconic Scottish presenter Lorraine joined ITV all the way back in 1984

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79 m. ago Royal fans left disappointed as cheeky Prince Louis, seven, doesn't join his family to watch the men's Wimbledon final

The Princess of Wales beamed as she attended the men's Wimbledon final this afternoon accompanied by her eldest two children - however her youngest, Louis, was absent.

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79 m. ago Who's in the Royal Box at Wimbledon? Royal Family join Keira Knightley and Nicole Kidman on Centre Court

Royal Box hosts star names from fashion and Hollywood

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82 m. ago Two teenage boys, 16 and 17, die after car crashes into tree

Officers were called to reports of the collision involving a grey Hyundai i20 on Corhampton Lane, Corhampton shortly after 2.45am on Sunday.

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1 hour ago The fascinating science of pain – and why everyone feels it differently

Do you scream when you stub your toe? Could you play a grand final with a shattered jaw, or work all day as your belly fills with blood? When it comes to suffering, perspective is everythingSome say it was John Sattler’s own fault. The lead-up to the 1970 rugby league grand final had been tense; the team he led, the South Sydney Rabbitohs, had lost the 1969 final. Here was an opportunity for redemption. The Rabbitohs were not about to let glory slip through their fingers again.Soon after the starting whistle, Sattler went in for a tackle. As he untangled – in a move not uncommon in the sport at the time – he gave the Manly Sea Eagles’ John Bucknall a clip on the ear. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Viral beauty brand call out workplace injustice with hilarious campaign

E.l.f. Beauty launched it's newest campaign and initiative to encourage company board workers to verify their gender and race on the Change The Board website, for this two year mission:

Economics

2 h. ago Coach reset helped Swiatek turn ban nightmare into a Wimbledon dream

Iga Swiatek went into 2025 struggling for form, but a new coach, Wim Frissette, has guided her to a sixth slam titleAfter Iga Swiatek’s demolition of Amanda Anisimova in the Wimbledon final on Saturday, the first person she thanked in her victory speech was her coach, Wim Fissette. The Belgian joined Swiatek’s team at the end of last year, just before it was revealed that the Pole had tested positive for a banned drug. She finished a one-month ban in December, having proved that the failed test was the result of a contaminated sleeping pill.The timing was far from ideal and shocked Swiatek, as well as the tennis world. Fissette, one of the sport’s leading coaches who won six grand slam titles with Kim Clijsters, Angelique Kerber and Naomi Osaka, had some ideas he wanted to add to Swiatek’s game but, as often happens, it took time to learn how best to get his message across. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago EU pauses trade retaliation against US after Trump’s 30% tariff threat

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen calls for negotiated solution to dispute

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2 h. ago Thousands of Brits forced to pay extra £200 due to 'unexpected' driving costs

Thousands of Brits have had to shelf out an extra £200 each year due to "unexpected" costs to their cars, with calls for support now being made to keep the cars on the road

Economics

3 h. ago At Pamplona's San Fermín festival, a tiny minority of women run with bulls

Women are a tiny minority but they are increasingly joining the famous bull runs at Spain's San Fermín Festival in Pamplona

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3 h. ago Summer loving: how America fell head over heels for Love Island

The all-consuming dating competition has become the most talked about show of the summer in the US even as it suffers viewer disinterest in the UKOn the surface, there wasn’t anything particularly different about this season of Love Island USA.It’s another hot idiot parade. The villa is the same, overly lit and filled with dumb neon signs, looking like it was exclusively decorated by Target (the contestants are still obliged to call it beautiful as they enter, leaving audiences wondering if they are told by producers to do so). There is the same introduction of personalities that at first seem complex and different, only for everyone to fall into a high school trance once they start vying to be chosen. There is the same suspension of any kind of reality for the most part, in which the contestants rarely discuss the real-world implications of their lives, such as their jobs and living situations. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Hollywood descends on day 14 of Wimbledon as Sienna Miller joins Nicole Kidman, Keira Knightley and Henry Cavill to watch Alcaraz and Sinner face off in men's singles final

The actress, 40, opted for a befittingly all-white ensemble to watch the championship, looking chic in a button-up shirt and tailored trousers.

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4 h. ago Kate Middleton quizzed by Roger Federer after breaking Wimbledon rule

When Swiss tennis champion Roger Federer joined the Princess of Wales on the tennis court, he was quick to correct her when she made a major tennis faux pas

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5 h. ago Air India crash victims’ families not satisfied with ‘vague’ initial report

Relatives call for ‘honesty, transparency and an unwavering commitment to uncovering the full truth’Families of the Air India crash victims have said they are hoping for more answers from investigators after a report found the plane’s fuel switches were cut off, deepening the mystery of what happened.The preliminary report from India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, published on Friday, said both of the plane’s fuel switches moved to the cut-off position immediately after takeoff, stopping fuel supply to the engines. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Manchester United appoint five new staff members as Carrington plan takes shape

Man United's nutritional department will be different for the new season, with five new staff members joining the club.

Sport

5 h. ago Andy Farrell is warned not to count Australia out as Lions focus on first Test

Ian Foster backs Wallabies’ Joe Schmidt to ‘build belief’Henry Pollock says Lions ‘believe 3-0 is on the table’Andy Farrell has been warned against underestimating his opposite number, Joe Schmidt, as the buildup to the British & Irish Lions series intensifies. Farrell is about to sit down with his assistants to finalise his selection plans for Saturday’s first Test against Australia, but those familiar with the wily Schmidt insist the Lions could yet be unexpectedly outflanked.While Farrell and Schmidt know each other extremely well from their time working together with Ireland, the former All Black coach Ian Foster believes the forthcoming series is not a foregone conclusion. Foster says the Lions’ first Test selection will need to be spot on if the touring team are to see off the Wallabies in Brisbane. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Has America learned anything from the George Floyd uprisings? | Eric Morrison

The response to the demonstrations fell short. But they marked the beginning of a new era that calls for actionFive years ago, the entire world changed when we saw George Floyd’s body on the pavement, a knee pressed into his neck – a murder, in broad daylight. Others might have simply witnessed a horrific incident, but Black people saw ourselves, and what it’s like to live with a knee on our necks at all times. Because George Floyd wasn’t the first – and unless we uproot this system, he won’t be the last. The police have gone so far as to remind us of this by killing more people each year since George Floyd.But the uprisings of 2020 didn’t erupt because of one killing. They were the breaking point of centuries of violence and neglect. Trayvon Martin. Freddie Gray. Sandra Bland. Oscar Grant. Breonna Taylor. Dreasjon Reed. Ma’Khia Bryant. Ahmaud Arbery. And far too many others whose names never trended. The message was clear: we’ve had enough. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Dua Lipa packs on the PDA with fiancé Callum Turner at BST Hyde Park after confirming their engagement and plans for children

Dua Lipa and her fiancé Callum Turner packed on the PDA as they enjoyed an outing to BST Hyde Park on Friday evening.

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6 h. ago Police investigation underway after violence flares on street with reports of men fighting

Police were called to Stretford

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