15 m. ago Trawlerman wins big one at Royal Ascot to claim coveted Gold Cup in record time

Trawlerman went one better than last year in the Gold Cup

Politics

18 m. ago The Jacob Fearnley train continues at speed as British No 2 seals career

Fearnley, ranked outside the top 500 just over a year ago, overcame the awkward Corentin Moutet in west London to reach a first ATP tour quarter-final

Politics

36 m. ago On the hottest day of the year it's brass monkeys at our house thanks to British Gas: RICHARD LITTLEJOHN

I know World War Three is breaking out and the country is going to hell in a handcart, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN, but it's sweating the small stuff which sends us bonkers. And I do mean sweating.

Society

38 m. ago Strictly Come Dancing judges join Celebrity Gogglebox in a first for hit Channel 4 show

The two Strictly Come Dancing judges are more used to delivering views on fancy footwork and musicality but this time around they'll be judging some of this week's TV

Events

39 m. ago Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure review: Noel is the greatest tragicomic character of our time and this dark horse has as much charm as Clarkson's Farm

The pitch for Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure must have been: let's do Clarkson's Farm, but with Noel Edmonds. Yes, let's. And it does not disappoint.

Events

43 m. ago Katie Boulter survives Sonay Kartal scare to keep Nottingham Open hopes alive

The British number two is through to the quarter-finals after a three-set battle in the heat

Events

53 m. ago Nigel Farage as British PM would put Irish unity ‘centre stage’ – former premier

Leo Varadkar, who stood down as taoiseach last year, said it is possible Mr Farage will be prime minister in four years or nine years time.

Politics

60 m. ago Campervan rescued from gets stuck on popular beach a second time

The campervan was involved in two incidents that day as the tide threaten to sweep the vehicle away

Events

63 m. ago Lenovo IdeaPad laptop praised for everyday use and affordable price

This Windows laptop will make school or homework a breeze, with a tasty discount too

Politics

65 m. ago Exact time to witness summer solstice in UK as start of summer marked by heatwave

Summer will begin in the northern hemisphere as the Sun reaches its highest point of the year this weekend

Politics

65 m. ago Luke Littler says what he really thinks after Dennis Priestley blasts he ‘doesn’t deserve' MBE

Darts hero Luke Littler has hit back at Dennis Priestley after the two-time world champion claimed that the 18-year-old didn't deserve to be awarded his MBE title

Politics

74 m. ago Inside 100 days til Ryder Cup tee off as Keegan Bradley warns Europe his stars will whip up New York

American skipper says his boys won't shy away from cranking up the cauldron

Events

74 m. ago Inside 100 days to Ryder Cup tee off as Keegan Bradley warns Europe his stars will whip up New York

American skipper says his boys won't shy away from cranking up the cauldron

Events

79 m. ago Bring Me the Horizon fans are just finding out band got name from 'inspiring' film

Bring Me the Horizon - the British rock band formed in 2004 - have released several albums and singles over the years, but not everyone knows the history behind their band name

Sport

90 m. ago Queen's tennis crowd brutally boo star as atmosphere turns bitter on TV

Corentin Moutet was already playing against the fans at Queen's as he faced British No. 2 Jacob Fearnley, and matters only got worse when the Frenchman smashed a ball into the stands

Politics

94 m. ago Hark by Alice Vincent audiobook review – a search for silence

A former music journalist’s exploration of how we listen is informed by her life-changing experience of motherhoodWhen did you last experience total silence? In Hark, the author Alice Vincent goes to extreme lengths to eradicate noise as she spends time in an anechoic chamber, a heavily soundproofed space designed to swallow up sound waves. There she becomes aware of the noises of her own body, from involuntary swallowing to the soft, high-pitched ringing in her ears. But rather than feel unease, she is “confronted with a comfort I couldn’t have imagined – and a familiarity with quietude I didn’t realise I was living in”.Hark is a book about listening, being heard and the author’s shifting relationship with sound in the early years of motherhood. While working as a music journalist in her 20s, Vincent had been surrounded by noise. But now, in her 30s and plunged into domesticity, she finds herself craving quiet. She also examines how others experience sound, investiga...

Politics

95 m. ago MPs grant pubs extra time to open if England or Wales reach Women’s Euros semis

Bars will be allowed to sell alcohol until 1am, if either England or Wales – or both – take part in the Women’s Euros semi-finals or final.

Politics

97 m. ago Who Will Win Wimbledon 2025? Latest odds reveal the 13 men's singles favourites

It’s nearly time for the world’s best tennis players to take to the grass of SW19.

Politics

1 hour ago Shoppers rush to snap up Samsung tablet offer with up to £350 off before it ends

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10+ is its latest top-end tablet, but there's a number of ways to save on the price, with a limited-time cashback offer and trade-in deals to make it cheaper

Economics

1 hour ago Time for Newcastle owners to make statement and put end to Alexander Isak saga

The Swedish striker is being increasingly linked to a big-money move to Liverpool while other star names at St James' Park are also said to be on the radar of rival Premier League clubs

Politics