1 hour ago Wimbledon 2025: Kecmanovic v Djokovic; Sinner and Swiatek sail through – live

Day six updates as the third round continues at SW19Andreeva displays credentials with victory | Mail WillWhile we wait, let me delve into my reserves of Wimbledon anecdotes and pick one out from middle Saturday in 2012. Five hours and 31 minutes I sat on Court 2 watching Jack Draper’s conqueror, Marin Cilic, drag out a five-set epic against Sam Querrey in the third round.In the end it was 7-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-7, 17-15 to the Croatian – the second longest match in Wimbledon history. The umpire, Mohamed Lahyani, had also been in the chair for that Isner v Mahut marathon two years earlier. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Wimbledon 2025: Sinner cruises through, Swiatek in action, Djokovic to come – live

Day six updates as the third round continues at SW19Play on Centre Court starts at 1.30pm (BST) | Mail AlexWhile we wait, let me delve into my reserves of Wimbledon anecdotes and pick one out from middle Saturday in 2012. Five hours and 31 minutes I sat on Court 2 watching Jack Draper’s conqueror, Marin Cilic, drag out a five-set epic against Sam Querrey in the third round.In the end it was 7-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-7, 17-15 to the Croatian – the second longest match in Wimbledon history. The umpire, Mohamed Lahyani, had also been in the chair for that Isner v Mahut marathon two years earlier. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Wimbledon 2025: Sinner cruises through, Rybakina crashes out, Djokovic and Swiatek to come – live

Day six updates as the third round continues at SW19Play on Centre Court starts at 1.30pm (BST) | Mail JohnWhile we wait, let me delve into my reserves of Wimbledon anecdotes and pick one out from middle Saturday in 2012. Five hours and 31 minutes I sat on Court 2 watching Jack Draper’s conqueror, Marin Cilic, drag out a five-set epic against Sam Querrey in the third round.In the end it was 7-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-7, 17-15 to the Croatian – the second longest match in Wimbledon history. The umpire, Mohamed Lahyani, had also been in the chair for that Isner v Mahut marathon two years earlier. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Sam Warburton 'turns off notifications' as pundits launch into Jac Morgan debate

The former Wales and Lions captain 'stuck his neck out' as he gave his thoughts on who should face Australia in the first Test

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5 h. ago Jessie J admits 'I went into survival mode' in latest cancer update as she jokes 'I'm moving to Scotland'

The popstar said she is "currently experiencing some delayed sadness, anger and frustration" over her diagnosis

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5 h. ago Doctor warns these 'healthy' foods could be sabotaging your weight loss journey

Professor Franklin Joseph has warned that many 'diet' foods can actually sabotage your weight loss, leaving you feeling hungry and unsatisfied

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8 h. ago Arne Engels warns Celtic anger at two major disappointments is fuelling renewed Treble assault

Engels reckons there's going to be an edge to the champions this term after falling short in Munich and at Hampden

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8 h. ago 9 things you probably don't miss about the 70s, if you grew up back then

Anyone lucky enough to remember the 70s will know it was a great time to be alive for many reasons.

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9 h. ago Sam Lau on this season’s dream combinations of wine and fonts – cartoon

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9 h. ago Sam Fender pulls out of European festivals after vocal cord haemorrhage

Musician said performing over the next few weeks could ‘risk lasting damage’ to his voice

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10 h. ago Munroe Bergdorf: ‘The most expensive thing I’ve bought? Gender

The model and activist on grinding her teeth at night, cancel culture and the weird things hotel guests leave behindBorn in Essex, Munroe Bergdorf, 37, studied at the University of Brighton and worked in fashion PR. In 2022, she became the first trans model on the cover of UK Cosmopolitan and in 2023 she published her book Transitional. She hosts the podcast The Way We Are and presents MTV UK’s Queerpiphany. She is a UN Women UK Changemaker and a founding consultant of the UK Diversity and Inclusion Board of L’Oréal Paris. Her latest book is Talk to Me; her documentary, Love & Rage, launched in the UK last month and is available to stream from 14 July. She lives in London.Describe yourself in three words Passionate, loving, driven. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago I was so obsessed with doodling I drew all over my £1.35m mansion

Sam Cox, also known as Mr Doodle, rose to fame in 2017 when a video of him using a marker pen to draw all over a shop was viewed 46 million times in one week on social media.

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12 h. ago These £23 gummies are one writer's secret to uninterrupted sleep

Healthy or hype? We try out the wellness products and services that claim to improve your life, to see if they actually work

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12 h. ago 'Everything here is just right': TOM PARKER BOWLES has lunch on the small Aeolian Island of Salina

On an idyllic Italian island, Tom embraces slow living - and even slower lunching

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13 h. ago Inside London Fire Brigade's fight against wildfires amid fears hot summer will spark surge

Exclusive: Britain’s busiest fire and rescue service has warned of the ‘devastating’ impact blazes could have on the city’s parks and wildlife

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13 h. ago BRIAN READE: 'Hypocrisy over Glastonbury IDF death chant is ludicrous'

Yes, the BBC did cock up with its live stream of Bob Vylan, says Brian Reade. But the right-wing moaners should be directing their rage elsewhere

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15 h. ago Dad lucky to be alive after car ploughs into tree during 100mph race

Michael Moates has told of his miracle escape from a 100mph smash in which he narrowly escaped death during a major rally event.

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18 h. ago Scrutiny of Sam Konstas ramps up as West Indies keep second Test alive | Geoff Lemon

Australia’s top order has more question marks than the Riddler’s pants after Konstas and Usman Khawaja again failed to deliverAs so often in Test cricket, drama saved itself for the dying overs of the day. With 90 remaining minutes ticking down towards 60 on the second day of the second Test in Grenada, tactically minded onlookers started to think about West Indies’ last-wicket partnership. Anderson Phillip and Jayden Seales were defending with heart, on their way to facing 65 balls and adding 16 runs. With Australia having made 286 the previous day, their stand took West Indies from 49 runs behind to 33. But each over that they chose to keep batting rather than swing for runs, they reduced the time available to bowl at an Australian top order under pressure.In the end, there were 30 minutes left when Australia began the third innings. And in the end, that was enough to account for both openers, raising the tension another notch with only two more opportunities for them to bat in a ...

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18 h. ago When his pregnant wife had an argument with a van driver, he took matters into his own hands

Corey Chugg fintervened in an argument between his pregnant wife and the occupants of a van

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21 h. ago Heatwaves set to spark cheese crisis for one obvious reason, boffins warn

Heatwaves are set to spark a global cheese crisis as cows are get udder-ly annoyed in extreme temperatures, as scientists have found the hot sunny is meddling with their production

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