61 m. ago A day at the Melrose Sevens: Spanish armada, pain for hosts and jewel in crown

Greenyards event continues to showcase some of game’s best talents

Politics

70 m. ago Aberdeen's Scottish Cup suffering is over: Thelin's tactical masterclass, new hero and sub

Aberdeen 1-1 Celtic (4-3 on penalties): Treble hopes crushed as Red Army finally have their day

Politics

98 m. ago All the places kids can eat free or for £1 over May half term

Some places are offering free breakfast, 60p meals and a whole meal completely free for children when eating out this half term

Economics

99 m. ago Lilo & Stitch to set Memorial Day box office record despite middling critical reviews

While Disney’s live-action remake has had a lukewarm critical reception, it’s left fans overjoyed and nostalgic

Politics

3 h. ago Campaign for Severn tidal lagoon continues despite losing UK Government funding

A report in March called for the UK and Welsh Governments to support the new scheme

Politics

3 h. ago Jack Grealish looks out of time at Manchester City now Guardiola has moved the goalposts | Jonathan Liew

In the Premier League’s shifting landscape, this struggling team can no longer carry a winger lacking straight-line pace and a goal threatJack Grealish is prowling. The wind tousling his hair, the ball at his feet, the way it was always meant to be. In front of him a wall of Bournemouth defenders jumpily stands guard, eyes wide like stags ready to bolt. Grealish shuffles inside, body feinting, hips dancing. You want to know what happens next. What happens next is that the referee blows for full time.It’s the 97th minute; Grealish came on in the 91st. In that time Bournemouth somehow managed to score a goal. It wasn’t Grealish’s fault, but it did eat up most of the time in which he was hoping to make an impression. No matter. As the game ends, the cameras hunt down a treble-winning City legend making what might well be his final appearance at the Etihad Stadium. Kevin De Bruyne takes his handshakes and his tributes. Grealish slips quietly down the tunnel. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Britain’s Got Talent fans say ‘I’ll eat my hat’ as 'professional' singer performs in semi

The last semi-final aired on ITV on Saturday, May 24

Politics

3 h. ago 'Russians may be involved in arson attacks at properties linked to Keir Starmer'

Police are said to be keeping an "open mind" to the possibility of Russian involvement in several arson attacks made on properties linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer

Events

4 h. ago Matt Sherratt has huge Japan calls to make as several Wales stars face defining tours

Wales will face a tough challenge in Japan this summer

Politics

4 h. ago BREAKING Lewis Hamilton handed severe F1 penalty for Monaco GP after Max Verstappen incident

Lewis Hamilton has been handed a three-place grid penalty for the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday after he impeded Max Verstappen during qualifying

Politics

4 h. ago Lewis Hamilton handed severe F1 penalty for Monaco GP after Max Verstappen incident

Lewis Hamilton has been handed a three-place grid penalty for the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday after he impeded Max Verstappen during qualifying

Politics

5 h. ago Boden's 'beautiful' £54 shoes reduced from £112 could be mistaken for £810 Chanel ballet flats

"Unique and comfortable. Beautiful, classic shoe and comfortable enough to wear all day on my feet in work"

Economics

5 h. ago Paris taxi drivers vow to disrupt French Open as protests escalate

Taxi drivers protesting in Paris for a sixth straight day are threatening to block access to Roland-Garros on Monday, day two of the French Open

Events

5 h. ago In their words: How recent presidents have honored America's fallen on Memorial Day

From Arlington National Cemetery outside the nation's capital to the American burial ground in Normandy, France, presidents customarily commemorate Memorial Day on hallowed ground

Politics

6 h. ago Kasper Asgreen goes solo after peloton crash to claim stage 14 of Giro d’Italia

Danish rider broke away in the final kilometresIsaac del Toro extends his hold on the pink jerseyDenmark’s Kasper Asgreen took advantage of a crash in the chasing peloton and went alone to win stage 14 of the Giro d’Italia, while the Mexican Isaac del Toro extended his overall lead.Asgreen was part of an early breakaway trio but, after several riders were brought down in a crash which split up the peloton, the Dane went for broke in the final kilometres and held off the chasing group. Continue reading...

Events

6 h. ago Shoaib Bashir stars for England in perfect start to Test summer against Zimbabwe

England triumphed by an innings and 45 runs at Trent Bridge with a day to spare as Bashir took six wickets in the second innings

Politics

7 h. ago Gary Lineker's final Match Of The Day plans revealed: BBC to pay fulsome tribute despite his early exit from the corporation

The 64-year-old confirmed his departure from the corporation earlier this month after he caused an antisemitism row when shared a social media post about Zionism with a rat emoji.

Politics

7 h. ago Shoaib Bashir runs through Zimbabwe to set up Test win in three days for England

England, 565-6, bt Zimbabwe, 265 & 255, by an innings and 45 runsWilliams hits swashbuckling 88 before tourists subsideThere were periods of resistance, some wonderful shots, and supporters cheering them on from the stands but in the end Zimbabwe could not prevent the inevitable or even reach the fourth day. England, inspired by six wickets from Shoaib Bashir, wrapped up this one-off Test by an innings and 45 runs.The winning moment came 15 minutes or so before tea on day three when Bashir sent down a grubber that pinned Tanaka Chivanga for the simplest of lbw decisions. With the injured Richard Ngarava not appearing for the second innings it meant the tourists were all out for 255 second time around. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Shoaib Bashir grabs six Zimbabwe wickets as England win Test in three days

England, 565-6, bt Zimbabwe, 265 & 255, by an innings and 45 runsWilliams hits swashbuckling 88 before tourists subsideThere were periods of resistance, some wonderful shots and supporters cheering them on from the stands but in the end Zimbabwe could not prevent the inevitable or even reach the fourth day. England, inspired by six wickets from Shoaib Bashir, wrapped up this one-off Test by an innings and 45 runs.The winning moment came 15 minutes or so before tea on day three when Bashir sent down a grubber that pinned Tanaka Chivanga for the simplest of lbw decisions. With the injured Richard Ngarava not appearing for the second innings it meant the tourists were all out for 255 second time around. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Power pairings: the surprising food to eat with chocolate to make it healthier

From what to eat with hummus, to the sweet treat to add to yoghurt, here’s how to boost the health impact of your meals

Society