59 m. ago Pictured: Boy, four, crushed to death by falling gravestone as his grieving family lay floral tributes at the scene

Paramedics and police were unable to save the little boy, named locally as Eli Testa, after they were called out to Rawtenstall Cemetery on Saturday afternoon.

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65 m. ago Boy, 4, who died after gravestone fell on him in Rawtenstall Cemetery named

Tributes have been paid to the youngster after the horrific tragedy

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65 m. ago Wimbledon blame game: Chief REFUSES to reveal how AI technology was switched off leading to farcical scenes and says humans are culpable for failure

IAN HERBERT AT WIMBLEDON: All England chief executive Sally Bolton blamed German chair umpire Nico Helwerth.

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74 m. ago Wimbledon legend's son wins first match at Grand Slam after Nick Kyrgios call

The son of a previous Wimbledon singles champion raised some eyebrows after he picked up his first win at the All England Club while competing in the junior event for the first time

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80 m. ago England must ‘ride the wave’ after early Euros setback, says Lotte Wubben

The Lionesses will be out to bounce back from their loss to France when they take on the Netherlands on Wednesday.

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84 m. ago Jofra Archer ‘ready to go’ with England set to make changes for ‘blockbuster’ third Test against India

Archer could well return to Test cricket for the first time in four years at Lord’s with the series all square at 1-1

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1 hour ago ‘I want to put socks on without being in pain’: Millie Bright on missing Euro 2025

Centre-back is recovering from knee operation ‘I feel better in my mind and ready to support the girls’“There’s more than just England under consideration when it came to that decision,” says Millie Bright on stepping away from the Lionesses ahead of their European title defence. “There’s me being able to walk down the stairs after I’ve played 90 minutes of football, there’s me in the future when I have children being able to walk around properly, being able to bend down and pick up toys, there’s me being able to do normal life things like put on socks without being in pain and, for the first time in a long time, I genuinely didn’t think about the response of the public because that just wasn’t a priority.”Chelsea’s Bright is discussing her decision to step back from this summer’s Euros for her mental and physical health with the former England international and close friend Rachel Daly. The pair have recently launched a podcast that leans into the chemistry they have as friends. Co...

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1 hour ago Liam Gallagher fans are only just finding out his real name and they're speechless

Liam and Noel Gallagher brought Oasis back to life in Cardiff after 16 years - but some fans were more shocked learning the star’s real name than the long-awaited reunion.

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2 h. ago Dear England: BBC announces cast for series based on Gareth Southgate play

Joseph Fiennes will lead the programme following England’s journey to the 2022 World Cup

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2 h. ago Jofra Archer looks ‘ready to go’ in ‘blockbuster’ third Test – Brendon McCullum

The England boss says Archer is looking ‘fit and strong’.

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2 h. ago South Africa’s Wiaan Mulder hits 367 and declares 33 runs short of Lara’s Test record

Stand-in captain hits unbeaten score in ZimbabweBrian Lara hit 400 not out against England in 2004South Africa’s Wiaan Mulder scored an unbeaten 367 against Zimbabwe before the stand-in captain remarkably declared 33 runs shy of Brian Lara’s Test record.In his first match as South Africa captain in place of the injured Keshav Maharaj, all-rounder Mulder reached the stunning total – the highest by a player in his first Test innings as captain – as he arrived at lunch with the team on 626 for five. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Jodie Whittaker and Jason Watkins to join BBC’s Dear England cast

Whittaker, who played Doctor Who and starred in Toxic Town, is set to join the series as Pippa Grange, the England men’s team’s psychologist.

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2 h. ago Charlotte Edwards will get England firing, says Australia great Ellyse Perry

Perry says Edwards ‘knows the game inside out’.

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2 h. ago Scottish city 'village' with luxury homes named coolest neighbourhood in the UK

It was praised for its wide variety of restaurants and independent businesses.

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2 h. ago The beaches near Greater Manchester named best in the UK for 2025

A 'fairytale beach' in North Wales, a campsite by the sea and a seaside village next to the Lake District have all been included in The Times' list of the UK's 50 best beaches

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2 h. ago New World Rugby rankings table delivers Wales catastrophe amid big England change

Welsh rugby has officially hit a new low as the new world rankings are published on Monday

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3 h. ago World's most dangerous road with 200 hairpin bends where 100 died in single crash

The 'Death Road' in Bolivia has been named the most dangerous road in the world, with the 43-mile stretch having claimed the lives of hundreds of people over the years

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3 h. ago Jamie Vardy victim of incendiary transfer claim as Rangers enquiry splits room with two exits near but one stalls

The Rangers manager offered a diplomatic answer on Vardy and multitude of names linked with Ibrox on Sunday

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3 h. ago The Trump administration pushed out a university president – its latest bid to close the American mind | Robert Reich

Demanding that the University of Virginia’s president resign is taken from the Viktor Orbán playbook of authoritarianismUnder pressure from the Trump administration, the University of Virginia’s president of nearly seven years, James Ryan, stepped down on Friday, declaring that while he was committed to the university and inclined to fight, he could not in good conscience push back just to save his job.The Department of Justice demanded that Ryan resign in order to resolve an investigation into whether UVA had sufficiently complied with Donald Trump’s orders banning diversity, equity and inclusion.Universities are controlled by leftwing foundations. They’re not controlled by the American taxpayer and yet the American taxpayer is sending hundreds of billions of dollars to these universities every single year.I’m not endorsing every single thing that Viktor Orbán has ever done [but] I do think that he’s made some smart decisions there that we could learn from.Robert Reich, a former US...

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3 h. ago The worst thing about AI? That stupid Samsung ad where the guy adds ‘way too much sugar’ to his pasta sauce | Emma Beddington

Only a robot would attempt to turn it into ‘tasty cookies’. A human would just scoop the sugar out againAt a time of intense, bitter division, it’s heartwarming when something brings us together. No, not “briefly becoming experts in lawn tennis”, or “being too hot” – that stupid Samsung advert where the guy “added way too much sugar to my gochujang pasta sauce” and asks his phone for help.If, by the greatest good fortune, you have managed to dodge it, Google Gemini (an AI “assistant”) suggests he makes “tasty cookies” out of his sugary sauce. Instead of throwing his phone out of the window in holy rage, the youth seems inexplicably enthused (“Sweet!”) and follows its frankly inadequate instructions – add butter, mix, bake for 10 minutes – before wandering off with a cookie, apparently happy with this bizarre outcome. Continue reading...

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