3 h. ago This Morning star in hospital dash after 'nightmare' accident left him devastated

A star of ITV's This Morning has been rushed to hospital after being involved in a "nightmare" incident while competing in a 1,000 mile boat race

Politics

8 h. ago Greater Manchester’s biggest export is celebrated 9,000 miles away

The co-operative movement started in Rochdale, but has inspired communities across the world.

Politics

16 h. ago Lovers message in a bottle found 13 years later and 2,000 miles away

A couple in Ireland found a message in a bottle this week, 13 years after Canadian couple, Brad and Anita Squires, threw it off the high cliffs of Bell Island

Politics

25 h. ago Manchester United's biggest weakness is in danger of becoming even weaker

Man United have prioritised strengthening their attacking options in this summer's transfer window - but progress is proving to be slow.

Politics

29 h. ago City chief embroiled in Birmingham bin strike moves to award

Craig Cooper defended Birmingham City Council's position during the strike dispute, but has left the Midlands to move 10,000 miles away to one of the world's "cleanest" cities, Brisbane

Events

30 h. ago Taking flight: how Premier League clubs are racking up 175,000 summer air miles

All 20 teams are jetting around between league seasons, including for friendlies, training camps and the Club World CupAfter a training camp in Spain the Gunners head to Asia, kicking off their tour with a friendly against Milan in Singapore. They play again at the National Stadium four days later, against Newcastle, then face Spurs in Hong Kong. Two friendlies follow at the Emirates Stadium, against Villarreal and Athletic Club. Continue reading...

Politics

47 h. ago Man City biggest summer sale could be star Pep Guardiola has regrets over

Manchester City are used to making big money from player sales in the transfer window but that does not look to be the case this year

Politics

52 h. ago Scots widow walking entire UK coast in wife’s memory wins top award nomination

Tracey Howe set off on 5,000-mile walk after losing wife Angela to blood cancer, now she's raised thousands for charity and earned a major award nod.

Events

3 d. ago Average Glastonbury reveller clocked up 50 miles of steps across Worthy Farm

The average festival-goer clocked up 114,000 steps – or about 50 miles – as they traversed the 900-acre site.

Politics

3 d. ago Discovery of ancient riverbeds suggests Mars once wetter than thought

Scientists spot traces of 10,000 miles of rivers in area where many believed ‘there wasn’t any evidence for water’Thousands of miles of ancient riverbeds have been discovered in the heavily cratered southern highlands of Mars, suggesting the red planet was once a far wetter world than scientists thought.Researchers spotted geological traces of nearly 10,000 miles (16,000km) of ancient watercourses, believed to be more than 3bn years old, in high resolution images of the rugged landscape captured by Mars orbiters. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Care home colleagues and residents walk 7,000 miles for Cancer Research UK

Greenan Manor Care Home in Ayr, along with other Meallmore-operated care homes across Scotland, raised £7,000 after a walking challenge.

Science

4 d. ago João Pedro leaves it to Chelsea fans to celebrate after double against old side | Sid Lowe

The £60m Brazilian scored both goals but showed no emotion as Fluminense were his first club in his homelandThis time last week, João Pedro was on a Brazilian beach; now he’s in the Club World Cup final, handed a standing ovation by old fans and new. The 23-year-old forward had been on holiday in Rio de Janeiro when they called to say his £60m transfer to Chelsea had been completed and could he come straight here.Two days and a single training session later, he made his debut in Philadelphia, more than 4,000 miles north of home, a promising glimpse of a future. Four days after that, he was given his first start in New Jersey. It took 18 minutes to get a glorious goal. By the time he headed off, an hour in, he had another. Continue reading...

Sport

5 d. ago Prequel to one of the biggest shows of the 2010s with Hollywood legends dropping on Netflix

The series boasts an Oscar winner and a Star Wars icon in its cast

Culture

6 d. ago Car expert shares '30,000 mile' technique to save money on petrol

A car expert has shared three things drivers need to check to save money on petrol. The tip has gone viral on TikTok, and can save you cash at the pump

Science

6 d. ago Brit mum in intensive care after falling ill on dream holiday 2,000 miles from home

Rebecca Russell, 32, was away on holiday in Marrakech, Morocco, with her fiancé and two friends when she became seriously ill and was then rushed to hospital

Politics

6 d. ago Tension and tedium: welcome to the Wimbledon press conference room | Jonathan Liew

Anyone can ask any question of the players, leading to absurd inquiries, but it can sometimes serve a useful purposeTo spend even a little time at Wimbledon is to drown in the sheer scale of things. This is a place of mind-boggling numbers: the 40 miles of racket string, the 55,000 balls, the 300,000 glasses of Pimm’s, the 2.5m strawberries. But Wimbledon’s true staple good is none of these. The most abundant product every Wimbledon fortnight is the word. And even on a rain-affected, slow news day, the words must keep coming.As with everything else, Wimbledon procures its words with a suitable reverence. Post-match interviews, in contrast to the more informal on-court setup at Melbourne and New York, are conducted at a respectful distance in front of a microphone stand, as if Jannik Sinner were actually a high-school student about to spell a very difficult word. But of course the majority of Wimbledon’s bluff and bluster takes place in a small windowless upstairs chamber that most t...

Events

8 d. ago PSG’s culture shift leads into mighty Club World Cup showdown with Bayern

European champions are enjoying themselves under Luis Enrique, a world away from their last game against the German clubThe last time they crossed paths, Vincent Kompany was on his way in and Luis Enrique was on his way out. It was late November at the Allianz Arena and Bayern Munich’s new manager waited by the press room while his opposite number at Paris Saint-Germain spoke to the media; as he listened in, he could hardly believe what he heard. “It was completely over the top,” Kompany recalled in Atlanta when he again followed Luis Enrique into a chair lined up before the cameras, and before another big night, seven months later and more than 7,000 miles away. “Now we’re talking about the same game from a totally different perspective; it’s interesting to press fast forward and see how much things can change.”That night, Bayern beat PSG 1-0 in the Champions League. Five games into the competition, PSG had won just once, against Girona at the Parc des Princes and that was their th...

Culture

8 d. ago Crocs launches 'biggest ever' summer sale with 50% off more than 800 pairs

Love them or hate them, Crocs has launched its biggest ever sale with up to 50% off more than 800 styles

Politics

9 d. ago Charlotte Tilbury launches 'biggest ever' 45% off summer sale including £19 foundation

From Charlotte’s cult Flawless Filter to the ever-popular Beautiful Lips kit, a wide range of items have had their prices slashed in the sale

Economics

1 week ago Boden's 'biggest summer sale ever' soars to 70% off more dresses, coats, and trousers

We thought Boden's summer sale couldn't get bigger, until it dropped even more dresses, coats, and trousers by up to 70%

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