5 h. ago Carlos Alcaraz ‘super excited’ for Emma Raducanu dream team – as Spaniard progresses at Queen’s

World No 2 Alcaraz, who was made to work for his first-round victory at Queen’s on Tuesday, will partner Raducanu in the radical new-look US Open mixed-doubles event in August

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5 h. ago Jack Draper laughs off snub as Emma Raducanu picks Carlos Alcaraz for US Open

Draper will instead partner Qinwen Zheng in the mixed doubles.

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8 h. ago Carlos Alcaraz v Adam Walton live: Queen’s tennis scores and updates after Jack Draper wins

Jack Draper, Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz are all in action on the show court today after Alex De Minaur crashes out

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12 h. ago Jack Draper v Jenson Brooksby live: Queen’s tennis scores and updates before Carlos Alcaraz returns

Alex de Minaur, Jack Draper, Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz are all in action on the show court today

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14 h. ago Queen's Club Tennis Championships 2025: Prize money and Tuesday order of play

It’s day two at the traditional grass court season curtain-raiser for Wimbledon.

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42 h. ago Jack Draper and Carlos Alcaraz resume budding rivalry at Queen’s as British No 1 eyes top spot

Last year’s tournament marked Draper’s coming of age as he clinched a maiden win against the Spaniard

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4 d. ago ‘It really is possible to be zero waste’: the restaurant with no bin

Baldío in Mexico City is part of a new wave of restaurants embracing a regenerative ethos – with delicious resultsHunched over the pass in the open restaurant kitchen, a team of chefs are dusting ceviche with a powder made from lime skins that would, in most cases, have been thrown away. The Mexico City restaurant where they work looks like most restaurant kitchens but it lacks one key element: there is no bin.Baldío was co-founded by brothers Lucio and Pablo Usobiaga and chef Doug McMaster, best known for his groundbreaking zero-waste spot Silo London. “In my eyes, bins are coffins for things that have been badly designed,” says McMaster. “If there was a trophy for negligence, it would be bin-shaped.” Continue reading...

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4 d. ago A Trick of the Mind by Daniel Yon review – explaining psychology’s most important theory

An immensely readable dive into the ‘predictive processing’ hypothesis, our best guess as to how the mind really worksThe process of perception feels quite passive. We open our eyes and light floods in; the world is just there, waiting to be seen. But in reality there is an active element that we don’t notice. Our brains are always “filling in” our perceptual experience, supplementing incoming information with existing knowledge. For example, each of us has a spot at the back of our eye where there are no light receptors. We don’t see the resulting hole in our field of vision because our brains ignore it. The phenomenon we call “seeing” is the result of a continuously updated model in your mind, made up partly of incoming sensory information, but partly of pre-existing expectations. This is what is meant by the counter­intuitive slogan of contemporary cognitive science: “perception is a controlled hallucination”.A century ago, someone with an interest in psycholo...

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2 w. ago Toddler's devastating double diagnosis after parents spot 'white glow' in his eye

Felix Disney-Moore's family were told that he would need his left eye removed to save his life

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2 w. ago Jack Draper admits he is a ‘long way behind’ Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner after French Open exit

An encouraging clay-court season for Draper was brought to an abrupt halt by the inspired Alexander Bublik

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3 w. ago F1 Monaco GP LIVE: Qualifying results, latest updates and race start time

Follow live F1 updates from Monaco as the drivers eye a strong grid spot in a key qualifying session

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3 w. ago F1 Monaco GP LIVE: Qualifying latest updates, times and results

Follow live F1 updates from Monaco as the drivers eye a strong grid spot in a key qualifying session

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3 w. ago Only those with eyes like a hawk can spot word 'date' in sea of letters in under 20 seconds

This mind boggling brain teaser challenges the readers to spot the word "date" in a sea of letters - and you've only got under 20 seconds to spot it too, so get hunting!

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