42 m. ago Very discount codes for June 2025 – 25% off for a limited time only

From tech and fashion to garden furniture, we’ve got you covered with the latest Very promo codes

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57 m. ago Schools and nurseries write to London families urging them to impose screen time limits

A coalition of 21 heads in Southwark has issued guidelines for appropriate screen limits in a letter sent to more than 11,000 children on Monday

Culture

68 m. ago Alcaraz’s ridiculous victory over Sinner sets tone for next decade of rivalry at top of tennis | Tumaini Carayol

The frenzied last few games of the 2025 French Open final will go down as one of the greatest stretches of play in grand slam historyFive hours into the madness, when their legs should have been fading and sanity departing, the miraculous French Open final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner ascended to even greater heights. So much had already happened. For a long time, Alcaraz had been dominated with the same ruthless efficiency Sinner reserved for the rest of the field and he soon stared into the abyss, trailing triple championship point at 3-5, 0-40 in the fourth set.That moment would instead mark the beginning of Alcaraz’s unprecedented, preposterous comeback as he completely turned the match around. He soon closed in on victory, leading by a break in the fifth set against a weary opponent. With his back to the wall, time running out, Sinner produced a transcendent return game as Alcaraz served for the title at 5-4 to draw level again. Continue reading...

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69 m. ago Sweet reason why Princess Eugenie's wedding kept empty seat directly in front of Queen

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank married in a star-studded royal wedding in 2018, but many at the time were left baffled as to why there was a seat left empty at the front of the chapel

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72 m. ago Popular herbs that keep house flies away are easy to grow at home

House flies can be a pest at this time of year, but there is a natural way to repel them - and you may already have the solution growing in your garden

Society

78 m. ago The sad, lonely death of a $22million Powerball winner: Josh spent his last $19 on a lotto ticket that should've been his happy ending. It brought one unthinkable tragedy after another

Despite his good fortune, Josh's life would quickly unravel over the next five years, ending in unimaginable tragedy... Now, friends reveal his desperately sad story for the first time.

Economics

78 m. ago Giant palm tree that ‘adds a sunny desert island feel to your patio’ has £150 off

Add a tropical twist to your garden or patio with a 'lush, exotic and winter-hardy' palm tree that's currently on sale with a massive £150 discount, thanks to this limited-time deal

Economics

79 m. ago How to watch Apple’s WWDC 25 livestream? UK start time and ways to follow it live

Apple is holding its next big event - and this is how you can watch in the UK 🍎

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82 m. ago Andy Murray cements legacy with return to Queen’s as tournament writes new chapter

Queen’s is hosting its first women’s tournament since 1973

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89 m. ago Stock Market Live June 9: London Talks to Drive Markets This Week, S&P 500 (VOO) Starts Flat

Stock Market Live June 9: London Talks to Drive Markets This Week, S&P 500 (VOO) Starts Flat  24/7 Wall St.

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1 hour ago Property expert Phil Spencer on future house prices, mortgage rates and his best ever investment...

This month Phil Spencer takes on our quickfire property questions and gives his views on the current state of the market.

Economics

1 hour ago Yoshitomo Nara review: cutesy terrors swear, smoke, play guitar and burn down houses

Hayward Gallery, LondonThe Japanese artist’s instantly recognisable delinquent infants fill a huge show that also includes more sombre – and still angry – work made since the Fukushima disasterThere’s a video online of 100 kids playing football against three adult pros. The kids get absolutely annihilated. But they’d do a whole lot better if they were more like the menacing, knife-wielding little terrors who populate Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara’s world. Try dribbling past a toddler when he’s just jabbed a shiv in your calf, Lionel Messi.For 40 years now Nara has been dealing in cutesy kitsch with a vicious edge. His paintings and drawings of adorably bug-eyed little nippers are singularly Nara: love it or hate it, he’s carved out his own instantly recognisable aesthetic path. Continue reading...

Events

1 hour ago Exact date predicted for Tyson Fury comeback fight announcement

The 'Gypsy King' retired earlier this year following back-to-back defeats to long-time rival Oleksandr Usyk but has been tipped to make a stunning comeback

Politics

2 h. ago Sophie Habboo opens up on husband Jamie Laing's reaction after 'pregnant' comment

Sophie Habboo shared a hilarious story about the time she told Jamie Laing she might be pregnant and he 'went green', just months before she announced that she was expecting for the first time

Politics

2 h. ago Oodie sale sees price of its poncho towels reduced by £26 just in time for the next heatwave

Oodie are currently running a major sale on their super handy and stylish poncho towels that are perfect for days at the beach - just in time for this week's UK heatwave

Economics

2 h. ago Wimbledon to be aired on new TV channel for the first time after BBC covered action at All

Wimbledon will be shown on a new TV channel for the first time having been covered by the BBC for 88 years. The BBC have broadcast events at Wimbledon since 1937.

Politics

2 h. ago Saul review – probing, dark and engrossing staging of Handel’s oratorio

Glyndebourne, SussexBarrie Kosky’s remarkable 2015 production returns to the summer festival with Christopher Purves and Iestyn Davies superb in the lead rolesThe Glyndebourne season continues with a revival by Donna Stirrup of Barrie Kosky’s 2015 staging of Handel’s Saul, widely regarded as one of the festival’s finest achievements and the production that cemented Kosky’s reputation in the UK as a director of remarkable originality. This is the first time I’ve seen it, having missed both its opening run and the 2018 revival, and it strikes me as an example of Kosky’s work at its finest: probing, insightful, sometimes witty, sometimes dark, always utterly engrossing.Premiered in 1739, Saul has often been compared to King Lear. There is much of Shakespeare in this portrait by Handel and his librettist, Charles Jennens, of the Old Testament king whose mind slowly disintegrates under the challenges presented to him politically and privately by David after the death of Goliath. Continue...

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2 h. ago Andy Murray apologises for his ‘diabolical’ tennis on Queen’s Club court named after him

‘I have a new life and [I am] enjoying being away from sport’Three-time grand slam champion opens Andy Murray ArenaAndy Murray admitted that his tennis is “diabolical nowadays” as he officially opened the centre court at Queen’s Club that now bears his name.The two-time Wimbledon champion was given a ball-girl guard of honour before hitting a couple of points with tournament director Laura Robson and two local schoolchildren. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Scooter Braun was ‘shocked’ over Taylor Swift feud after acquiring masters

The former talent manager also admitted to feeling ‘a lot of guilt’ over the young artists he managed in an appearance on The Diary Of A CEO podcast.

Events

2 h. ago 90s pop group reunite 25 YEARS after hit song and people can't believe how young they look

An iconic 90s pop group wowed fans over the weekend by reuniting for the fist time in 25 years in London.

Events