48 m. ago Tour de France 2025: stage 12 takes the race to summit finish in Pyrenees – live

Updates from the 181km ride from Auch to HautacamStage-by-stage guide | And you can drop Luke a mail“I’m OK. Nothing too bad,” Pogacar tells Matt Stephens after his crash yesterday. “My whole left arm is open, burned off skin. And I hit my hip a little bit and my shoulder, but luckily I was back on the bike quite fast. Today is another day. It’s not the first time I crashed and continued the race. It’s more important the legs than my arm. I have a super-strong team around me. I am so grateful I can rely on them, even if I have a hard day today, but I hope not.“It’s really sad to lose another young talent,” Pogacar says of Samuele Privitera’s death at the Giro della Valle d’Aosta yesterday. “It’s devastating. It’s one of the most dangerous sports in the world. Sometimes the risks we are taking are too far. I’m really sad for all his family. May he rest in peace he deserves to “not be bothered” now. It’s a sad loss.” Continue reading...

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49 m. ago We want to embrace being favourites – Lions boss Andy Farrell on Australia test

The Wallabies are currently ranked eighth in the world.

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58 m. ago Newport Transporter Bridge some way off opening to the public despite soft launch last year

Newport's famous Transporter Bridge will be complemented by a new visitor centre with interactive activities for children

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58 m. ago Ruben Amorim can unleash a new Manchester United attack for the first time vs Leeds United

Man United will step up their pre-season preparations when they face Leeds United in their opening friendly on Saturday.

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59 m. ago Sol de Janeiro perfume mist that 'smells like YSL' gets reduced by almost £10 in rare sale

If you like the smell of YSL's Black Opium perfume, you'll love this on-sale Sol de Janeiro mist...

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63 m. ago Black judge says she is routinely searched for weapons or banned items by security staff when entering court

Cordella Bart-Stewart, 67, has been a part-time immigration and asylum tribunal judge for 25 years and has set up a committee to support black judges and lawyers.

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65 m. ago Jacob Skov Olesen needed Open break to answer call of nature – this is how I helped his Portrush charge

Danish star is flying at Portrush after Scotland's paper helps solve toilet issue

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76 m. ago Andy Farrell insists Lions will not take weakened Wallabies lightly in first Test

The Lions are favoured for first Test victory in Brisbane but their head coach insists there will be no complacency from his side

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76 m. ago Jim Legxacy: Black British Music review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

(XL Recordings)The rapper and producer doubles down on his vaulting style, lurching from alt-rock to distortion and chipmunk soul on an astonishingly coherent and melodic third recordOn Father, the first single to be taken from Jim Legxacy’s third mixtape, the listener is offered a vivid image from the author’s past. The teenage James Olaloye, as he was then, is on the streets of Lewisham, the south-east London borough where he grew up. He is “rolling up a blunt, scheming for the funds trying to come up off the roads on my own two / I never had a father”. Inevitably, this means he’s up to no good: “Making money off a phone a key’s what they want.”It’s a familiar scenario in the world of UK rap, a genre in which you seldom want for bleak descriptions of the life its stars have left behind on often deprived council estates. But in the case of Father, it comes with a small, but striking detail. “On the block,” he attests, “I was listening to Mitski.” Continue reading...

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78 m. ago Joao Virginia interview: Goalkeeper opens up on Arsenal 'dream' and his 'interesting' next move

Portuguese shot-stopper reflects on his time at Arsenal and what comes next as he weighs up offers after leaving Everton

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80 m. ago Air India plane crash investigation focuses on captain who 'remained calm' while first officer 'panicked' about fuel supply being cut off moments before disaster

A black-box recording of their conversation suggests that it was the captain, Sumeet Sabharwal, who turned off the switches, according to sources close to the US side of the probe.

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83 m. ago Katie Price stopped at passport control and taken to security over appearance

Katie Price has opened up about a recent awkward encounter with passport control at Dubai Airport, which she said was due to her appearance

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88 m. ago Iraq mall fire kills dozens as shoppers 'suffocate in toilets' after explosion

The fire in the Corniche Hypermarket Mall in Kut, Iraq, is believed to have killed at least 61 people, with shoppers trapped inside the newly opened building when it exploded

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1 hour ago UK designer outlet opens as 50 brands join in major high street boost – see full list

The outlet is peppered with eateries such as Wagamama, Zizzi, Five Guys, Pret A Manger, as well as major fashion brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, BOSS and Adidas

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1 hour ago The Open fans let out yelp as they're forced to duck for cover in stands – 'Oh god!'

The Open Championship is being held at Royal Portrush and the course has already provided a memorable moment on live TV after a misplaced shot headed towards fans, who were forced to take over

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1 hour ago Lionesses clicking into gear at Euro 2025 as they prepare for Sweden scrap

Promising signs for England and a sense that Sarina Wiegman’s side finding form at the right time

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1 hour ago The Open star doesn't hold back on Padraig Harrington's comments – 'Stupidest thing!'

Three-time major winner Padraig Harrington has suggested that The Open could be played in countries outside of the UK, but his comments have not gone down well with Billy Horschel

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2 h. ago Adam Thomas admits he 'lost hope' after painful diagnosis he hopes to 'cure naturally'

Adam Thomas has opened up about his arthritis diagnosis and how he plans to get his life back on track, thanks to a new medication and his desire to cure the condition naturally

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2 h. ago The Railway Children review – a real steam train is the spectacular star

Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, West Yorkshire Stupendous set design brings E Nesbit’s children’s classic to new life as a wealthy Anglo-Indian family is forced to adjust to reduced life in Yorkshire in this irresistible adaptationThis site-specific experience begins with a ride on a stream train. Audiences travel to a purpose-built auditorium inside an engine shed at Oxenhope station. It is a delightful mood-setter to Mike Kenny’s adaptation of E Nesbit’s 1905 novel, which premiered in 2008. It is back on the road, this time chugging its way along the same five-mile line comprising the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway on which the Green Dragon travelled in Lionel Jeffries’ iconic 1970 film.Inside the shed, the impressive stagecraft arrests the senses over the story of Roberta (Farah Ashraf), Peter (Raj Digva) and Phyllis (Jessica Kaur), the children forced out of their well-to-do London home and into a shambling house by the tracks in Yorkshire, after their father (Paul Hawky...

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2 h. ago The Open star speaks out after caddie's ban from entering UK and going to Royal Portrush

Harris English has spoken of his "disappointment" after his caddie, Eric Larson, was banned from entering the UK due to a conviction for dealing drugs

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